The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-15
BERRYViLLE BREViTiES.

terest in the Collins store at Grand view and has taken charge this week.
 The railroad people announce that they are confident arrangements will be completed in few days for an air ship to fly at the Fair. Several con sessions have already been contracted and other necessary arrangements made which insures the success of the Fair this fall. The railroad company is announcing special excursion rates all along the road for this occasion.
 Rev. Richard Reed, the popular young minister who has been pastor of the Presbyterian church here the past day and left for Prairie Grove on a he will again enter the Presbyterian college at Clarksville.
 Rev. I. H. Burgess of the Christian church is holding protracted meeting near West Plains. Mo. He will be gone two weeks.
 Atty. s. M. Johnson left Monday night for Littleton, Colo, to visit his son Sam and bring him home if he is able to travel. The young man is suf fering from tuberculosis.
 Atty. C. M. Baines was viewing the political situation in Eureka Springs Saturday.
 Rev J. l.. Keener is in Fayetteville this week in interest of International Sunday School Association affairs.
 Several new concrete sidewalks are being built in BerryVille.
 R. E. Norris and w. c. Davis have let contracts for the erection at once of a brick building east of the Eslmger building in the post office block. The new building Will be occupied by C. F. Snow s restaurant.
 J. L. Russell and wife of Green For est were in the county seat on business Monday.
 W. J. Douglass, editor of the Star has bought the half interest Of his partner, George Hinchman, and is now the sole proprietor of the paper
 Curt and Ben Harbert of Green For est were here Monday looking after business matters and buying goods from the Berryville Wholesale Grocer Go.
 Finton Denney and Miss Julia Co., forth were married Sunday. The groom is the son of Joe Denney and the bride is the youngest daughter of William Goforth.
 MT. DunHoosier of Florida was in Berryville long enough the first of the week to close deal for a part of the Berry Ellis farm east of town. He will return in the spring to become a permanent citizen.
 The equalization board has been in session the past week. It is composed of R. T. Swor, Frank Smith and F. A. Kiper. L. M. Burge, one of the Tax Commissioners, spent one day with them last week. MT. Burge is much pleased with the way Carroll county people accept the Turner-J acobson bill
 Mrs. Doctor Martin of Eureka Springs bas been here this week hold ing an anti-cigarette meeting. She is pushing a national organization for the prevention of the use of cigarettes by boys.
 The Far management has closed 8 deal with a big carnival company to furnish amusement for the four days fair.
 George W. Baker has sold his farm near Grandyiew for 5000 to Cali fornia man.
 A. J. Russell has received notice of his appointment by W. M. Kavanaugh, president of the Lakes -the-Gulf Deep Waterways Association, as dele gate to the sixth annual convention, which meets in Chicago Oct. 1915.
 Mrs. Pelie Waters died at the home of Ed. w. R. Miller, five miles south of Berryville, Tuesday night.
 The BerryVille Wholesale Grocer Company is putting in an oil depot. Lee Rawiins was called to Eureka Springs Tuesday on account of the death of his 17-year old nephew from appendicitis.