The Green Forest tribune., 1912-06-14
eERRYVILLE RREVlTIES.

Mrs. Dave Turner is seriously ill and not expected to recover.
 More than fifty men are now employ ed in the construction of Berryville $ new water system.
 The officers are promising several prosecutions in the near future for the violation of the whiskey law.
 Frank Sparks little baby died Satur- day night and was buried Monday at the Moore cemetery. south of town.
 The delinquent tax sale was held at the court house Monday. The num- Der of tracts sold was much less than usual.
 Henry Howard and wife of Green Forest were here Monday looking after business and incidentally observing Berryville's boom.
 c. c. rKirkham was up from Denver Monday looking after some business matters. He reports that crops are considerably behind for the season.
 Gus Carpenter and w. E. Miles were among the Long Creek township citi- zens who were here first of the week looking after business matters.
 Ollll OOllGo VI IltOtl w dS llCIS OllC deiJ last week buying merchandise and will soon move from Enon to Farewell school house northeast of Green Forest and open general store.
 Editor B. B. Eslinger has gone to Missouri to visit his father who has been quite sick for some time. Ralph Routzong is holding down the Progress editorial chair during his absence.
 Work has commenced on Will Jack Bunch brick building on East Church street. When completed it will be the eleventh brick building in that block, nearly all of which have been erected within the last three years.
 Some burglar entered W. H. Hodge s residence Sunday night and went into Mir. Hodges bed room, got his pants, took them into the back yard and took from the pockets MT. Hodges surplus change amounting to $31.00.
 Mrs. John Mccullough, residing near Baxter, Mo-, was kicked in the stomach 1 Saturday as she was alighting from the buggy in which she had come to town and has since been in very critical condition. She is daughter of John Hargrove, who formerly resided near Green Forest.
 Mayor Black has appointed the fol- lowing delegates to the tri-state good roads convention at Monte Ne July 2-4: J. E. Reynolds, Nose Smith, C. O.. Morrison. J. w. Freeman, J. P. Fan cher, D. J. West, w. H. Hodge, H. H. Dustin, Dr. R. P. Spurlin, A. J. Rus sel and s. M. Roberts.
 The Berryville Wholesale Grocer Go. has recently increased it's capital stock from S10,000 to $25,00O, ali of which has been paid up and the third salesman will soon be put on the road. The growth of this company has ex- ceeded the expectations of the pro- motors. U. G. Kelley of Eureka Springs is the latest stockholder in the company, taking every dollars worth of stock that he could get.
 Mrs. Joe Bobo died last Saturday morning after a long illness. Her daughter Mrs. Dave Goudelock arrived Sunday from Utah in time to attend the funeral. Mrs. Bobo was a daugh- ter of the late Thomas Fancher of Osage and many of the relatives from Osage, Green Forest and other parts of the county were here Sunday to att tend the funeral services which were held by Rev. M. F. Johnson of the Methodist church of which she was a member. Mrs. Bobo was one of Berry ville's best ladies and her death is mourned by many friends and relatives.