The Green Forest tribune., 1909-01-15
BERRYVILLE BRIEFS
Pick-Up Doings Round About the County Seat This Week

Pick-Up Doings Round About
 the County Seat This Week
 Ulhert Hailey, who has been sick, is some better now.
 Miss Cleo Beal returned to her home in Springfield Sunday.
 Miss Mamie Kenner of Osage is visiting relatives in the city.
 Miss Vennie Mite hell is con- fined to her bed with an attack of pneumonia.
 Gordon Lewis was quite sick first of the week with an attack of appendicitis.
 Dr. W. P. George and Judge J. s. Naples are in Texas this week on business matters.
 Charley Cunningham and family have moved out on the Ledbetter farm near Freeman.
 Miss Cleta Neff returned to Joplin Saturday after a visit to her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. R. Neff.
 Mrs. Lona Cox left Sunday for Oregan. She was accompanied by Miss Lena Meek of Eureka Springs.
 Roy Meek and family have moved to Joplin, where MT. Mee; has launched in the mercantile business on quite a large scale.
 Joe Fancher is now a full fledged proprietor and dealer in tombstones, having formed a partnership with William Jones. z A. M. Jackson is again num- bered among Berryville's active business men, having purchased a half interest in the Morris Grocery Company.
 Attorney Tom Fancher is at- tending circuit court at Holden vile, Okla. MT. Fancher has about decided to become a fix ture in the new state.
 Henry L. Bunch, accompanied by his son Bradley, left Friday for Little Rock to be at the open ing of the general assembly and to push Master Bradley's can didacy for one of the pages in the house.
 John Fulton, better known as Berryville's greatest "Roaster," can be found at all hours at George & Sons drug store. Any one who feels the need of a gen. eral currying can be accommo- dated while he waits.
 Chancery court convenes at Eureka Springs next Monday. Then follows chancery court at Berryville on the 25th. Circuit court convenes at Eureka Springs February 1st and at BerryVille February b.
 The officials of the South Methodists Church have decided to build a S9000 church house. It is quite likely that they will change the site of the church to a more likely location than was the one where it's church was recently destroyed by the cy- clone.
 Work has been commenced on the rebuilding and otherwise re- pairing of the Baptist church from the damages received from the cyclone. A Sunday School room will be built, a pulpit an nex, and baptistry will be made and the steeple will be changed into a tower.
 The liquor fight between the saloon and anti saloon people of Eureka Springs which occupied the attention of Judge Dodson during the first week of the new year was decided in favor of the saloons. Four licenses were im- mediately issued to the vendors of the vile stuff and the usual jug trade in "dry" territory has been resumed. The petitioners show ed on the face of their petition majority of the adult inhabitants of the three mile limit, but about 90 of them asked the court to re- move their names from the. pe- tition, thus reducing the num- Der of petitioners below a ma jority. The strange thing about this was that most, if not quite all, those who asked their names to be removed from the petition