The Green Forest tribune., 1911-12-15
SEREYVILLE BREViTIES.

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 Four automobiles were on our streets last week
 J. W. Freeman has bought the Leach cannery.
 W. L. Sneed was here Tuesday look ing after business affairs.
 A postal savings bank will be estab- lished in Berryvllle on January 6.
 The heating plant is being installed at the St. George Hotel this week.
 Mrs. c. A. Wilton is seriously sick and there are doubts that she will re- cover
 The protracted meeting at the Metho- dist church is attended with much in- tereSt.
 Prosecuting Attorney Fuller was here Monday looking after his official duties.
 The churches of Berryville are pre- pairing for extensive Christmas enter tainments.
 G. M Brixey, the mule buyer, was here Tuesday exchanging cash for the farmers mules.
 Rev. M. F. Johnson filled the pulpit in the M. E. Church South at Eureka Springs Sunday night,
 A wedding which Green Forest and Berryvllle will be mutually inte re5 ted In will take place next Sunday.
 The brick-work Is about done and carpenters are pushing Che wood work on Berryville's new play house.
 Rev. J. |. Bryant Of Eureka Springs is assisting Pastor Johnson in Q series of meetings at the Methodist church. Berryvile merchants are constantly enlarging on their trade territory ana all are doing q record breaking busi- ness.
 Miss Lillian Russell entertained q number of friends at six o'clock dinner Monday evening, the occasion of her eighteen birthday.
 Kingston road Monday and no expense or work will be spared to make 1t one of the best highways in the county.
 The Berryville Wholesale Grocer Go has increased it's force by employing J. H. Branscum as billing clerk and James Ruark as another trayeling sale man.
 More than $500 has been subscribed by the business men of Berryvilie for improvement of the Kingston road ard tools have been purchased and work commenced.
 c. o. Freeman has sold the Hines farm recently purchased by him to J. w. Hair of Nationwide, Mo. MT Hair will make it his future home. It is one of the best farms in the county.
 Tho porEtc+ C,nJox, C.i1aol I,,. ed officers as follows: A. NJ Jackson, sistant superintendent; Miss Lillian better, secretary
 There are considerable signs of life around the collectors s office these days and during the early part of the New Year J. D. Hailey will be calling on the dear people for the revenue that is very much needed by the state and county.
 Mrs. Wisdom of Green Forest came to Berryvile Tuesday night and met bv appointment T. C. Parker of Texas and the two were married Tuesday night. The newly-weds, accompanied by the gfoom's two children left for Green Forest Wednesday where they will make their future home
 Clarence, Clyde and Hubert Snow were arrested Saturday night on the charge of se.1ng liquor. The trial was set for Monday in Squire Holman's court. 4 change of venue was taken to the court of E. r. Hammon. Hu- bert was fined $50 and costs, Clyde dis charged by the J. P, who ruled that as he believed the Doy was drunk when he sold the liquor and did not know he was doing. The case against Clarence was mol prosed. The officers had sus- pected that something was wrong several days and began vigil that located the dealers.