The Green Forest tribune., 1917-07-20


 for few days.
 Mir. Minton left Sunday for Bruno, his former home, to bring some of his stock to his farm here. George Sat terfield went with him.
 Ross, little son of Mir. and Mrs. Len Walker, was run over by horse Mon- day evening and was pretty badly hurt, but at this writing the little fellow is resting splendidly. There were no bones broken.
 Most of us can boast of canning black berries.
 Our farmers are all very busy taking care of their grain. If you wish for any information on wheat stacking ask Weir Thompson or Bob Mitchell
 Mrs. Era Styles, after quite a stay with her daughter, Mrs. o. E. Cummins. left Monday for her home at lola, Okla.
 Jno. Cantwell and family visited at c. B. Watson Sunday
 Orval Watkins of this place begun his school at Bobo Monday We wish Orval success.
 School opened Monday with good at tendance with Ed Mitchell and Weir Tompson teachers. We also organized literary for each Friday night week. Everybody come.
 Tim Rains of Pleasant Ridge and Orba Dunlap of Black Oak and Miss Morris are attending school at this place. We think perhaps Orba and Tim are lookingafor girls instead of school.
 Roy Watkins opened school at the Gap school house Monday.
 Obil Jones was guest of his nephew, Vernice Price, at Alpena last week.
 Rev. J. H. Cummns will preach at Carrollton Sunday night.
 Rev. Carmack preached for us Sun day.
 Tim Brown who has been very sick for several days is reported no better.
 Clarence Edmonson has purchased a new buggy, so he is flying high with the girls, now.
 There will be an ice cream supper at Carrollton Saturday night
 Berryville
 Mrs. Paul Crawford has returned from her visit to Mena, Ar kansas.
 Miss Jessie Hodge is taking her vacation from Perkins Dry Goods Go.
 Miss Virginia Saulsberry of Joplin is the guest of Miss Daisy Freeman.
 The meeting conducted by Rev. Faulkner at the Methodist church closed Sunday night.
 Mrs. Robert Spran of Louisville, Kentucky, is the guest of her sister, Mrs. R. P. Spurlin.
 Several of Miss Helen Schrader's friends received announcements of her graduation from Bethel Hospital at Colorado Springs.
 Still the farmers smile at the splen- did prospects of making the best crop yield than for several years.
 Little Jay Freeman and Miss Virginia Saulsberry were married here Tuesday afternoon. They will reside at Com merce. Okla, where Mir. Freeman is in business.
 Rev. Warren is here to relieve Dr. Waynick as pastor of the Presby church. Dr. Waynick and family leave this week for Siloam Springs.
 The Apostolic church of Eureka Springs has filed potion with the Ex- emption Board. also copy of letter addressed to President Wilson. in which they ask members of that church to be exempted from services in the war.
 J. B. Dodson is now making his second trip to Oklahoma and Kansas on a business outlook. It is likely he will locate in the wholesale grocer bus mess at Baxter Springs, Kansas. Herman Dodson, John Hanna and Roy Edens accompanied him on the trip going the Ford route. Berryville is pretty we'll represented at Chancery Court at Eureka Springs this week. The case brought for the purpose of restraining :he enforcement of the stock-law was set for hearing on the 3rd day of October. | Allen Blalock of Harrison was arrest ed Sunday by Sheriff Johnson and Deputy Lucky and taken off the M. & N. A. train on charge of drunkness and importing liquor. On the trial of the case Blalock swore he bought the whiskey on the train near Beaver and the jury acquitted him. He entered a plea of guilty to being drunk. State Senator Oldham of Lonoke county is sojourning at Eureka Springs. He says that there is no question but that Senator Robinson will succeed himself in the United States senate. He says the fact that Mir. Robinson has stood up squarely for Amercanism in congress has made him solid with all the people.
 Mrs. J. L. Russell returned from the east to her home at Harrison Saturday night. She visited her mother, Mrs. Ellen Grever. and other relatives at this place, Tuesday.
 Mrs. Mary Spangler, and children of Joplin, have returned to Alpena where they are spending the summer with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Auman, after spending several days with her sister, Mrs. Clay Naples.
 Mrs. J. W. Snyder left Monday night for different points in Ohio for an ex- tended visit with relatives. She also expects to visit several different points in the east while gone. She was &C., oompanied by her daughter. Mrs. N J. Morgan. who will attend the G. A. R. encampment at Washington, D. c.
 Lossie Gribble of Kansas ;writes his parents here that he and wife will be here for visit which will cover the dates of the reunion.
 Henry Watt, who has carpenter employment on the government build ing at Eureka Springs, is spending the