The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-03
BERRYVILLE BREVlTiES.


 Saturday to help organize Rebecca lodge.
 Mrs. Ed. Gregson who has beenquite sick for the past few weeks is able to be up.
 Mrs. Lula Wade is in St. Louis buy ing her spring millinery.
 Mrs. Mary Russell is over from Green F crest visiting relatives.
 Miss Lenore Clark, who is attending school at the University, is at home this week.
 w. A. Stickiod ana wife, of Denver Colo, Whoh&Ye been Wis ting Ms. F. B. Dodson, have returned to their home. The Philathea and Baraca classes of the Baptist church are gong to give a Martha Washington tea party tnday night.
 Rev. S. c. Shoup has resigned his position as pastor ot the Christian church. He intends to take Evangel- istic work.
 The young mems Christian society has rented the Ellis building on North Main street and will at once furnish 1t for their gymnasium, having decided that IS d better location than over Bobo's store.
 The Holy Rollers began meeting ill the court house Monday night.
 Hammons and Rhodes of Oak Grove unloaded steam well dliil here ths week.
 Mr. and Mrs Jasper Tanning are the parents of twins this week, boy and a girl.
 Circuit Clerk Tobe Smith was in Eureka Springs on official business Monday and Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Allen Walker are re= | joicing over the arrival of new gi.l at their home Sunday.
 Mrs. Pierce Bunch died Sunday night and was buried Tuesday afternoon in the 1. o. o. F. cemetery.
 w. B. Smith of Little Rock, general attorney for the M. & N. 4. Railroad Co.,, was attending court here last week.
 G. B. Ellis bought the 20-acre Crow farm south of town Tuesday. It was sold at administrator sale, considera- tion $1, 045.
 Stock holders of the Carroll County Bank have reelected the Board of Dl- rectors. Also the officers of the insti- tuition were elected for another year. | Lum Anderson was elected director to succeed the late James Denney.
 William Nunnally, who has been a died Tuesday. He is brother of Col. Len Nunnaiy of Green Forest. lie has been an invalid for about three hy att of NS7aC the immediate cause of his death.
 Circuit court adjourned Saturday, the wind up of the docket being as foI- lows:
 $. P. Smith, assault, fined $5 and costs.
 Carroll County Bank vs. o. Riley and Hattie Riley, suit on note, verdict for defendant.
 S. T. and J. c. Woods, exec, vs. C. E. Bobo, ct al, dismissed.
 L. II. Seitz vs. k. Dickard, dismissed. Athel Hoback vs. School District No 47, dismissed.
 w. H. Hodge vs. L. Il. Blevins, dis missed.
 R. G. Floyd vs. J. W. Jones, judg- | HenC Dy QelduiG Ol deIelddilC.
 John Daily vs. Mrs. N. J. Pryor, formerly Mrs. N. J. Daily, suit or note, nonsuit, sureties to pay costs.
 Mrs. Cora Silman vs. Mrs. Hattie Riley, ct al, damage to character or account of libel and islander, continued.
 M. E. Trantham vs. D. M. Stroud, continued.
 Sarah Afrey vs. John Hancock, lower court sustained.
 Lewis Sisco vs. T. II. WoodWorth, compromised.
 W. F. Miles vs. Jeff Harbert, dis missed.
 Lizzie Kenner vs. Western Union Telegraph Co. damages, continued.
 Blanc Hall, wearing weapons, fined Sl0 and costs.
 John Wills, grand larceny, one year in penitentiary.
 Monster Wyatt and Frank Daughter ty grand larceny, one year each IT penitentiary.
 The grand jury returned 54 indict- ments.
 The court approved the official bonds of the county and township officers.
 The commissioners of accounts fol 1911 were appointed as follows: Dock Douglass, Riley Beaver, W. C. Russell.