The Green Forest tribune., 1911-02-24
BERRYVILLE BREVITiES.

Several new pupils entered schoo Monday.
 Dr. and Mrs. F. L. Vawter are the parents of a new boy.
 ". Pennington, the photographer, is in Fayetteville this week.
 Miss Lucille Russell has returned from months visit in Little Rock.
 Miss Jessie Patty of Green Forest was visiting Miss Ollie McNiel Satur. day.
 The M. E. Society gave dinner at the court house Monday. They netted about S20
 Dr. J. w. Poynor of Osage is attend ing court and visiting his daughter Mrs. Nora Cisco.
 Mesdames J. L. Russell and A. J. Tabor of Green Forest visited in Berry vile first of the week.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd has let the contract for neat addition to her i Springfield street residence.
 Prof and Mrs. w. B. Clark of Har- rison, who were formerly citizens of this place, are the proud parents of a new boy.
 Will Walkers sale last Thursday was attended by many farmers and all the property offered for sale brought a good price.
 Postmaster c. o. Freeman and J. R. Perkins were in eastern Oklahoma last week hunting for place to invest in real estate.
 Grant Elliott and John Sisco had a difference" on the streets Wednesday morning. Sisco was knocked down and Elliott paid fine.
 A protracted meeting at the Chris tian church will begln soon. Rev. Shoup has arranged tor the assistance of Key. J. B. Lockhart, district evan gelist.
 T. c. Freeman has planned for the immediate erection of neat dwelling on his farm east of town. The new house will be built on the east side of his place.
 w. K. Edwards and S. E. Roll of Harrisonville, Mo. who recently bought farms here, arrived this week with their families and goods, to make this their homes.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell has been selected as delegate of the Royal Neighbors. the auxiliary of the M. W. A., to at tend the State Convention in Little Rock the first of March.
 Miss Nellie Doxsey, age 24 years, died suddenly of heart trouble Tuesday afternoon at the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. s. H. Dox- ey. She had an invalid for number of years, but had appeared better recently. She was a member of the Presbyterian church. The funeral was held at the family residence Thursday afternoon, conduct ed by Rev. M. F. Johnson.
 The following criminal cases have been disposed of in the circuit court: Jack Langston, breach of peace, de- fendant discharged.
 Roy Mathis, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Noah Boyd, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Noah Boyd, obscenity, mol pros
 Daniel Whitaker, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Will Shipman, breach of peace, fined $10.
 Will Hayhurst, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Nathan Hayhurst, disturbing public gathering, fined $5.
 Jasper Davis, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Arlis Parker, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Harry Perkins, contempt of court, l fined $10.
 Wm. Forsythe, selling liquors in five miles of Green Forest school, dismissed for resubmission on Tuesday; jury trial, not guilty.
 Bertha Phillips, concealing death of child, one day in penitentiary.
 Fig Holt, breach of peace, jury trial, not guilty.
 Bev. Morris and Rose Hill, illegal CO., habitation mol pros.
 Vasco Jeffries, contempt of court, dismissed.
 Yard Bishop, appearing drunk, mol pros.
 Mrs. o, Riley, libel, continued.
 Roy Edens, libel, continued.
 Chas. Leatherberry, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Harl Youngblood, disturbing public gathering, continued.
 Anvil Mills, wearing weapons, nol pros.
 John Ramey, appearing drunk, fined $10.
 Chas. Lea tn perry, we arin g weapons, mol pros.