The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-30
Clearwater
Fishing is good.

Clearwater
 Fishing is good.
 Nance Ray preached here last Sun day.
 Charlie Thompson led the singing Sunday. We had goodly number of visitors from neighboring districts.
 Edgar Payne and family, near Berry vile, visited at the home of Virgil Hefley Sunday. These families were neighbors in Kansas before coming to Arkansas.
 Mrs. Kemp Mann recieved a message last week stating that her grand father, an illustrious Iowa pioneer of Fremont county, Iowa, had died.
 Some of the farmers were fighting forest fires Saturday and Sunday.
 Several went to Green Forest to hear Judge Greer and Miss Marshall, the 18th. Among those taking out club memberships were Mrs. Kemp Mann, Misses Anna Day, Bessie Griffith and Inez Mann.
 Miss Ora Davis entertained her cousin fro m Green Forest Saturday and Sunday.
 Kemp Mann and son, Fay have returned to Joplin.
 Blue Eye
 The Blue Eye people are talking mo re rain.
 Herbert Newman and wife, and John and George O'Neal left for Rupert. Idaho, Sunday.
 Miss Audie O'Near is home again after an absence of several months, teaching at Slain school house.
 Albert Duncan and family visited relatives, at Yocum, Saturday night and Sunday.
 Several of the pupils of the Blue Eye school took the examination at Rerrvyille, in March Most of them made good Our chool will close in two more weeks.
 There will be all-day services at the church here Easter Sunday. Every ho5V invited to como
 Several from Blue Eye visited the mines Sunday. A number of the young folks going in the forenoon to attend the Apostolic meeting at Sunrise school house and visited the mines in the afternoon. On the way home they stopped and took supper with Mir. and Mrs. Blaine Champlin. All report a nice time, lots of sights and good supper
 Mrs. Jane Webb is home again from Oklahoma, having arrived Wednesday night on the motor. She says wheat and alfalfa crops "do shine in Kansas.
 Ed. ). H. DeBurger announces that he will be at the Douglas school house on next Sunday for the purpose of organizing a Sunday school at ten o'clock. He will preach at II clock a. m. Everybody invited to attend.
 Old papers for sale at The Tribune office.
 Take HERBINE for indigestion. It relieves the pain in few minutes and forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled. Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Mrs. L. H. Smith was one of the number in Carroll count y appointed by Gov. Brough as an honorary dele gate to the Peace Convention" held at Little Rock on last Monday evening, at which former Presi dent Taft made an addr ess.
 A 5-horse power electric motor has been installed at the old Mai. Drought shaft for the purpose of supplying water for the private water system of w. s. Hittson, the Canning Factory and the Green Forest Mill 6 Elevator Go.
 Will Kinney, on R. 5, was ubscrip- tion caller Tuesday. The Tribune certainly does appreciate all the read CTS who have respect enough for their subscription date to keep it in good standing.
 We ventuYeto say that MT. and Mrs. Tracy Barrett, of Grand View, are the soundest sleepers of the soundest sleep CTS, for when lightning struck their house Monday night tearing out one end of it, they knew nothing about it until Mrs. Barrett awoke at 3 o'clock in the morning. and discovered splint- CTS and pieces of wood on their bed. She aroused Mr. Barrett-and told him something was wrong. They arose and begun an investigation and found that the lightning had struck the end of the room they were sleeping in,