The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-22
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Circuit court and the candidates have had Berryville this week
 County Clerk Will Smith made a business trip to Little Rock last week. This was Nr. Smiths first visit to the capitol city.
 Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeman are the proud foster parents of fine boy six weeks old. They procured the youngs- ter from an Orphans Home in Spring field.
 John Fulton says he really enjoyed his visit to the Green Forest reunion last week. John says he can not help but like people who will stand for a right smart roasting.
 Bob Evans is now owner of the Rich Walker farm on Osage, two miles west of town. Bob has proven quite a trader since moving here from Boone county two years ago.
 Joe Faneher has purchased the half interest of J. D. Haley in the grocer business and Will Elam and Wilbur Williamson have succeeded Bunch and Masters, also in the grocery business.
 The continued dry weather has greatly lowered the water in the reser- voir of the town s water system, so much so that if 1t continues people are likely to have to turn to the use of their wells again.
 The following state eases have thus far been called in circuit court:
 John Roberson, breach of the peace, plea guilty, fined $500.
 Ed Atkinson, selling liquor, five cases, plea guilty in one and continued in other four.
 Bill Ambrose, appearing drunk, con- tinued to plead guilty at next term.
 BIackey Benson, wearing weapon, mol prosed.
 Eb Brown, appearing drunk, aol prosed.
 Frank Boyd, same charge, plea guilty, fined $5.00.
 Chas. Clay5orn, gaming, plea guilty, fined $10.
 Henry Carpenter, petit larceny, nol prosed.
 James Fancher, appearing drunk, nol pros.
 Bert Grim, contempt. dismissed.
 Chester Hall, attempt to bribe wit ness, plea guilty, fined $500.
 Same party, breach of peace, plea guilty, fined S5.00.
 Charley Larkin, assault and battery, plea guilty, fined $5.10.
 Same party, appearing drunk, nol pres.
 uinton Meek, gaming, plea guilty, fined SIG.
 Bert Owens. disturbing the peace, continued to plead guilty at next term.
 Ewing Parker, gaming, plea guilty, fined $l0.
 Harold Phillips, maliseious mischief, plea guilty, fined $5.G0,
 Roscoe Smith, appearing drunk, plea guilty, fined $10.
 John Stan3lee, appearing drunk, plea guilty, fined $10.
 Clay Smith and Ed Brown disturb ing the peace, plea guilty, each fined S5 co.
 Perry Sims, disturbing the peace, nol pros.
 Ed Standlee, gaming, fined S10.
 Rouse Ambrose, contempt, continued to plead guilty at next term.
 John Smith. appearing drunk, plea guilty, fined $l0.
 Clay Smith same charge, nol pros.
 Ed Standlee, same charge, nol pros. Jesse Terherst, contempt, plea guilty, fined SIC.
 Bob Tucker. assault and battery, plea guilty, fined 45.Og.
 J.n Tabor, appearing drunk, plea guilty, lined $I0.
 Ben WyricE and Chas. Davis, gam ing, plea guilty, each fined $I0.
 Lon Welehal gaming. continued to plead guilty at next term.
 EWeII Wells, appearing drunk, jury trial, found not guilty.
 Gran Gibson, disturbing the peace, plea guilty, fined S5.00.
 Joe Hinchman, appearing drunk, plea guilty, fined SIG.
 Jesse and Perry Sims, assault and battery, plea guilty by former and aoI pros, as to latter.
 Rush Distining Co.,, violating inter- nal revenue law, five cases, plea guilty in one case and lined $Z00. Mol prossd as to other cases.
 lIiHton Meek, gaming, nol pros.
 Floyd MeNiel, wearing weapon, plea guilty, fined 5000.
 The grand jury has returned an in dictment against Less Marriott for shooting Vol Harrison, charging him with manslaughter. The case will not l,l T Lt,-