The Green Forest tribune., 1917-06-08

Doyu SCHOOL. Anuy Duncan Will teach nine months term at Maple. Joe White and Bill Mnnick are the new directors.
 Parker
 Sumner Cox is on the sick list.
 L. R. Twileager is spraying his orchard this week
 Several from this locality attended the funeral of Jonathan Thorp at the Yocum cemetery Wednesday of last week.
 James Emmett and family and Del bert Martin and family visited Sunday | at James Leatherberry near Bras well Springs.
 A great many from this locality at tended the flag day program at Green Forest Tuesday.
 Aunt Mary Christian is visiting at the home of her brother, J. M Parker. east of Green Forest.
 Charlie Bobo and wife entertained the young people with party Satur- day night.
 Several from Parker attended the funeral of little Rose Hampton at Oak Hill Sunday.
 Luther, Alta and Ada Twileager st- tended the sermon for the graduates at Green Forest Sunday night
 Minnie Priest of Independence and Reta Litrell of Farewell visited Satur- day night and Sunday at J. N. Walk CTS.
 Mrs. Lizzie Keeland left Thursday of last week for her home at Grand View after visit with relatives here.
 During rain storm one day last week lightning ran into Golman Norris house on the telephone wire, tearing up hls phone box, damaging the house some and also the contents of the room.
 Sarah Satterfeld and Della Tipton were called to the bedside of their niece, little Rose Hampton, Wednesday night of last week where they remain ed until after her death, which occurred Sunday morning at the home of fer grandparents, Mir and Mrs. N. w. Teeter, in Green Forest.
 s. H. Doxey has sold his farm in Parker district, known as the Alfred Bradley place, to Mir. Minton of Bruno, Ark, consideration $2, 000 Mir. Doxey and family moved back to their home at Berryville Saturday. We were sorry to lose them as neighbors, but hope their stay in the country has been beneficial to them. Mir. Minton left Saturday for his former home at Bruno after his belongings to bring to his new home. He expects to be back in few days.
 A large and appreciative congrega- tion heard the message brought by Rev. Sherman Sunday.
 Mrs. Will Fry has recently returned from an extended visit in Kansas.
 John Blasingame and wife visited at Charles Naples near Alpena, Sunday.
 o. W. Jones has nearly completed his new store building and residence
 Clifford Fry has returned from Conway, where he has been attending the State Normal.
 Cletus Ramsey has been employed to teach the Coin school the coming session.
 J. D. Harding departed for the West last week.
 Osage
 w. R. Phillips of Green Forest was here last weeksurveying land.
 w. L. Sneed and Jesse Fancher looked after business at Berryville Tuesday.
 Miss Gladys Sisco is visiting the family of her brother, Charlie Seitz z, at Carthage.
 Clay Fancher came up from Berry, mules that he had sold to Joe Fancher.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira M. Gurley of Green Forest visited the latter's parents here last week.
 Quite large crowd was out Sunday to quarterly conference; Rev. Faulkner, who was expected in the presiding elders place, failed to come
 J. B. Presley and wife of Berryville, and son and family of Joplin, Mo-, motored over from Berryville Tues day and spent the night at the home of Melvin Presley.
 James Fancher, Jr., and his, sisters Misses Ingie, Bessie and Edith, came up from Connor Wednesday to help decorate the graves at the Fancher grave yard.
 Mrs. Nora Ssco has returned from visit to her brothers, Dr. Will Poynor at Gather, and Dr. E. E. Poynor of Green Foreet.
 Dr. c. P. Sisco received notice last week that he was within the required age limits of the army surgeons, and if he had. not sufficient excuse for him to report at an early date for examin- ation at St. Louis. He has mailed his reply to Washington.
 Joseph w. Reagan has been elected teacher of the Pleasant Ridge school, one of the best rural districts in the county. Joe is a graduate of the Berryville High school and is a very examplary young man and he is justly proud that he has secured a school so much to his liking.