The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-09

MISS CldFd w llSOIl, WHO IldS been the guest of Mrs. Will Wal ker, has returned to her home in Lebanon, Mo.
 County court is in session this week. It is believed that the county will again be on cash basis by the first of the year.
 Misses Nellie and Gladys Me- Call of Eureka Springs have re- turned to their home after few days visit with their cousin, Mrs. Ora Haley.
 Word comes from Kansas City that Mrs. Gertie Perkins -Malli- son, who has recently undergone an operation for appendecitis, is doing nicely.
 There is almost a flour famine in Berryville. About one sack at time is all that one customer can purchase and then only in a case of necessity.
 E. R. Tatum, formerly resi- dent of Berryville but now the station agent at Clarendon, Tex. has been here several days look ing after his property.
 Mrs. Nathan Miller and little daughter of Harrison are here visiting Mrs. Miller's father, James Turner. She is recover ing from a serious case of pto- maine poison.
 The board of county election commissioners consisting of Tom Morris, Lynn Field and A. J. Tabor, was in session Tuesday canvassing the returns of the election held July 1.
 H. c. Fields, manager of the spoke factory at Kingston, nd Miss Ola Bunch, also of Kings ton, were married Tuesday in the court house, his honor Judge Dodson officiating.
 CHANCER1 COORI DOChEI
 The chancery court for the Eastern district of the county convens at Berryville on July 26. The docket for this term shows several important cases to be heard which is as follows:
 Dave Thorn vs. Empo Thorn. MT. Thorn asks for a divorce on the grounds of assertion. s. B. Nauman vs. Fannie Nau- man. The plaintiff seeks a di- vorce on the grounds of incom- patibility.
 Flora Foster vs. Noah Foster. Plaintiff asks for divorce on the charge of desertion several years ago.
 Lou Baker vs. Denton Baker. The defendant is cited to appear and show cause why he is not in contempt of court for failure to make certain payments ordered by the court.
 Flora Brooks vs. M. H. Brooks. The plaintiff charges desertion, alledging that defendant is worth considerable money and she asks that alimony be set aside for her support.
 w. s. Seitz vs. L. H. Seitz, ct al. This suit is brought for the purpose of having the estate of the late Tuck Seitz partitioned. D. L. Carpenter vs. w. H.. Carpenter ct al. The plaintiff asks to have the estate of w. w. Carpenter partitioned.
 Helen M. PaschaIl vs. J. Ross Denton. Foreclosure of second mortgage.
 l.. B. Jones, ex parte. The petitioner seeks to have title quieted on account of loss certi- ficate of purchase of certain school lands. The state land commission is also named as de. fendant.
 1SOOCCCd OISCO V5s Ay Qd OUOllc. The plaintiff asks the court to set aside a certain deed made by the plaintiff to the defendanti in which she conveyed to defendant one- half interest of the estate of Tom Sisco, deceased husband of the defendant and son of the plain tiff, alledging fraud.
 J. R. N off ex parte. Patitioner asks that the title to his land be quieted on account of the loss of deeds without record.
 J. R. Osborne, ex parte. Seeks to have title quieted.
 G. J. Crump vs. A. B. Short it al. This is foreclosure of mort- gage given to secure attorney fee in Short Wright murder trial.
 J. B. Reeves, ex parte. De- sires title quieted on account of loss of deeds and improperly written deeds.
 E. G. Whitaker vs. G. U. Mat