The Green Forest tribune., 1913-10-03
Our Assistant Editors.
BERRYVILLE BREVlTlES.

Ed Atkinson has gone to Searcy to attend the fair.
 A good road day is now being talked for the last of the month.
 A. c. Haley of Cassville, Mo-, has been visiting in Berryville the past week.
 Mrs. c. c. Johnson of Harrison spent several days the past week visiting the family of A. J. Russell
 Farmers have begun wheat sowing. It has been demonstrated thoroughly that it pays to put crops in early.
 Charles Davis is travelling with his brother Austin in Arizona. Their bro ther Henry is now touring England.
 J. H. Shepherd will again become a citizen of Berryville, after trying to live at Fairview, Mo-, the past year.
 The Water Improvement District in Berryville promptly met it's first pay ment Oct. on the bonds issued last year.
 The Carroll County Association of Missionary Baptist churches convenes with the church at Shady Grove next Wednesday.
 The warm rays of the sun were much more welcome during the the last days of September than they were during the first of the month.
 Berryville public school opened Mon day with large enrolment The pros poets are that Berryville will have a most successful term of school this year.
 Among those who have been drawn as jurymen for the Federal court at Harrison are: J. A. Bobo, w. H. Elan, John Goforth, John Champlain and J. H. Spurlin.
 Eld Geo. Prices family has arrived and they are at home in Ray Freeman's S new cottage. He expects to preach here the second and fourth Sundays and at Green Forest the first and the third Sunday in each month.
 Dr. Chas. A. George has been appon- ted county health officer by the state board of health. It's to be hoped that he will have the cooperation of the people in enforcement of the rules for better sanitation.
 Suit has been brought in the chan cery court of Boone county against Elder W. 4. Walker and others for the purpose of restraining them from the use of the name of the Crooked Creek Association of the Church of Christ" " Ed. Walker is the modera- tor of that association and the suit is result of some kind of difference that arose at recent meeting of Baptist | (Predestinarian) Association in Boone county.
 The little son of James Perrin was run over on the race track at the fair grounds Saturday afternoon by one of the race horses and killed. The family had arrived in Berryville on the day before from Memphis, Tenn. They went to the fair Saturday afternoon and while one of the races was on the little fellow got loose from his father and dashed across the race track in front of the race horses and was almost instantly killed. The funeral was con- ducted from the Christian church Mon day afternoon,
 A dead man was found on the road side near the Kings River toll bridge Monday afternoon. He had apparently been dead since Saturday night. About | fifty feet from the roadside he had built up fire and laid down by it. He was recognized by George Mccall as a a tramp who had rode with him from Eureka Springs Saturday afternoon to the top of the mountain. Coroner B.. H. Atkinson held an inquest over his remains Monday evening and the jury decided that he had come to his death by natura! causes. An envelope was found in his pocket addressed to w. C.. Hicks, Rogers, Ark. His remains were brought to Berryville and was buried Tuesday as a county charge.