The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31
HAIRS FROM HEAD DISTRICT.

HAIRS FROM HEAD DISTRICT.
 Most of the farmers are done sowing oats. Wesley Carpenter gave the young folks party Friday night.
 Singing at Head Saturday night was postponed on account of the rain.
 All three of James Trantham's little children have the measles at this writ ing.
 Granville and Verdie Phillips and Emmet Sherrill of Parker were guests at George Tharp's Monday night.
 A. N. and George Biles of near AL pena were guests at A. J. Turner's Sunday. They were on their way home from Missouri.
 L. L Ayers and wife were in Berry vile on business Tuesday and Wednes- day. They also visited relatives at Denver Sunday.
 Gus Carpenter has moved back on his farm and lille Carpenter of Denver is going to move back on his old place as soon as he can build new addition to his residence.
 w. A. Trantham is nursing sprain- 1 ing to prevent his team from running away one day last week. He succeed ed in stopping his team. FAREWELL FILMS.
 We have been having some nice weather.
 Roy Hyle lost good mare last week. 1t lett young colt.
 Sam Hulsey of near Douglass visited Ed Delozier Sunday.
 Ben Ferguson and wife were visitors at Frank kilbourn's Sunday evening.
 Nina Ferguson and Elsie Lawrence were guests of Miss Mary Martin Sun day at the home of Henry Lawrence.
 Albert Delozier and family visited at Frank Martin s Saturday night and Sunday and the Martin family went over and stayed all night with them Sunday night
 YOCUM ITEMS.
 Miss Ellen Priest has gone to Belle fonte.
 Mrs. Lima White has been quite in- disposed for several weeks.
 Misses Cecil McMonigal and Arvilla Butler were down from Blue Eye Tues day.
 MT. and Mrs J. B. Reeves of Green Forest were in Yocum on business one day last week.
 Mrs. Abbie Scott of Blue Eye spent several days of last week wishing friends and relatives here.
 Chas. Anderson Jr had quite seri- ous runaway last week. He was shook up quite bit but is recovering nicely. Grant Priest is in from Idaho visiting | his brother Mont and looking after his real estate interests. He will locate at Berryville for the present at least.
 The latest telephone talk is for line running from Blue Eye to Yocum where | they expect to get connections with Green Forest. This would make most healthful addition to both lines as both Green Forest and Reed Springs, Mo-, | could be reached in moments time.
 CARROLLTON CAROLS.
 G. B.. Watson visited relatives at Denver Sunday.
 Henry Moore has returned home from quit a stay in Kansas.
 MT. Stills, who has been in Oklahoma for some time, has returned home.
 Alfred Bradley of Berryville is visit ing his daughter Mrs. J. w. Ash this week
 Quite number of our young folks attended the singing at Alpena last Wednesday night.
 A MT. Beeby of Batavia was in our neighborhood Tuesday looking for team of mares to buy.
 MT. and Mrs. c. M. Crawford re- turned from business trip to Hart ford, Ark, Thursday.
 R. T. Bordwell and Fred Linbarger and wife left Tuesday for Woodland, Okla, to make their home.
 F. E. Porter and a Mr. Blackman of Garber, Okla, have closed deal by which MT. Blackman comes into pos session. of the Porter farm and in turn Mir. Porter gets property in Garber. The Porter family left Tues I day for their new home. We wish both parties success.
 OAK HILL HAPPENINGS.
 We are having some windy weather.
 Little Edgar McNiel still fingers along.
 Newt Lawrence s oldest son has the measles.
 Little Clyde McNiel IS quite sick of fever but is thought to be improving.
 A fine girl arrived at the home of MT and Mrs. Joe Norris near Douglas Friday, March 16
 Dona Reeves and children of Green IL