The Springdale news., 1919-01-24
HERE AND THERE.

HERE AND THERE. 
 r. Morgan. and old resident of Rogers. died Thursday ef last week.
 Mrs. ". L. Agin, 55 years of age. died recently at her home in Pea Ridge
 TN. saffle. 75 years Of age, died recently t. his home in Eureka Sprinas.
 The city council of Harrison has i'm pose8 license of S250 per year ea moving picture shows.
 Mrs. 4. E. Blocher, s0 years of age died Friday night of last week at her home IT Bentonville.
 Lieut. Cargile Huffman has pur- chased ! half interest fn the Atkinson WFolesale Grocery Go. at Bentonville.
 Robert Wayne Tucker. 19 year old son of N. L. Tucker. residing near Prairie Grove, died recently of in fluenza.
 Rev (. II. Kiraeofe. pastor of the Presbyterian Church at Eureka Springs for the past two years, has resigned on account of il health
 Mrs. Fred Buttram has purchased the garage at Pea Ridge from A. C. and Cabel Patterson. and her son. Bun Bradley will operate the business.
 Fred BoHng, son of Mr and Mrs. C. 4. Boiling of Bentonville. died re- gently at Fort Smith. the remains be- ing brought back to Bentonville for burial
 J. D. Bow les, pastor ef the Christ ian Church at Rogers for two years past. has resigned to take effect March l5. and will engage in busi- hess at Rogers
 Jnbe Cline, for 9 years a resident ol Carroll County, died recently at h.s home IT. Eureka Springs He was the father of fourteen children. nine of whom survive.
 Mrs Cecil Shafer. 27 years of age. died Tuesday of last week of pneu- nonia at her home at Prairie Grove She had been i'll but a short tune ana her death was unexpected
 Nm. Mckinney, who had resided in the vicinity of Eureka Springs since f881. died recently at the ola soldiers home at Leavenworth, Kan the re mains being brought baek so Eureks Springs for burial.
 Following report that bill ess to be introduced in the legislature raising he salaries of Benton Cum ty officials protests against raI=ia# any salary have appeared for sgal= lures in several parts of the county
 J b Powell, while hunting over in the hills about SIX miles southwest of Maysqille. last week, killed the largest bald eagle ever found in this section of the country. The eagle's wings measured eight feet from tip to tip. BenteReille Record
 The influenza has taken terrible toll IT Marion county during the last two weeks There has been total of IS deaths, loo cases are reported at Melville and 560 in the county. This k the second epidemic ol this disease Whieh has swept over mat seet.off.
 Federal court at Fort Smith last week dissolved the temporary injunc- ton granted by the county court to the ety of Fayetteville restraining the Southwestern Bell Telephone Com pany from increasing telephone rates in that town.
 Mrs. Emily Huls died recently of pneumonia at her home near Wheeler, being survived by the husbaad and seven children. MT Huis and five of the children being down with nfu- enza when she died The remains We're iafefrel in the cemetery a Mfr Comfort
 Jm Rakes last week killed large hawk and on it's neck Nas 2 smaI. bottle containing the name of Glen Woods. dated Nov II. l9ls The Rakes farm IS al least five miles from the Woods farm, which shows rha,