The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-26
Alpena

Eld Rue Porter returned from ten days business trip to the state capitol.
 Last week E. H. Wymore enjoyed visit from his brother, Irving Wymore, of Larned, kBnsas.
 Miss Gladys Sisco, of Osage, is visit ing this week with her sister, Mrs. Ira M. Gurley.
 Prof. Joe Wallace, of Valley Springs. is conducting singing school here at present Prof. Wallace has reputa- tion for being fine instructor.
 J. H. Gurley has bought the place formerly belonging to L. M. Fennel out four miles west of town, and will move to it the first of December.
 E. H. Wymore has taken charge of his lumber yard, purchased some time ago from L. c. Gibson, and is now deal ing out bargains to his many customers, with smile thrown in for good measure.
 At the home of the brides brother, Dr. D. K McCurry, last Saturday after noon, Eld Rue Porter said the words that united in marriage Ralph Kirkpat- rick and Miss Nora McCurry. The newly weds left Saturday night for Joplin where they will make their home.
 Blue Eye
 John Rhodes and family and Mrs. T. c. Rhodes of Yocum spent Sunday af- ternoon with Albert Duncan and wife
 Dan Wilson of Berryville was buying mules in this vicinity last week.
 Reuben, Allen and G. E. Butler, three of Blue Eyes successful stock men, sold 190 head of fine cattle to Bray Bros. last week.
 J. o. Butler and wife and B. H. Mays, wife and three children were called from White, Okla, Thursday, ou account of the death of Mrs. But Ter and Mrs. Mayes' father, J. L. Butler.
 J. L. Butler, one of Blue Eyes oldest residents, died at his home Oct. IS, after an illness of only four days Mir. Butler was an eX-Union soldier, very devoted Christian, and was one of the charter members of the new Pisgah Baptist church. He was l73 years of age and leaves nine children, all of whom were present at the funeral
 Parker
 Aunt Patsey Norris has been very poorly for several days.
 w. R. Phillips has been on the puny list, but is better at this writing
 A large crowd attended the spelling at Parker Thursday night of last week. A nice time was reported.
 Wm. Jackson and wife went to Eure- ka Springs Monday.
 Most of the farmers are through picking apples. several hundred bush els are being sold to shippers from this locality.
 Several from here are attending the protracted meeting which begun Satur- day night at Farewell and is being con- ducted by Ed. Mccullough of Blue Eye, Mo.
 L. R. Twilleager and son, Willie, left Thursday for Miami, Okla, with a car of apples for the market Mir. Twill leager picked two cars of apples from his own orchard, the quality of which was of the finest.
 There will be singing at Parker next Sunday morning before preaching. Everybody come and don't forget to bring your song books.
 w. A. Walker and wife visited rela- lives in Berryville Saturday. Mrs. Walker learned while there that her father, Uncle Alfred Bradley, had gone to Alabama to attend reunion.
 Dallas Emnett, Bradley Walker, Lillard Ayers. Early Allen and Luther Twilleager are boys from this locality who came in to visit their parents from Little Rock where they have been for some time in the training camp. The boys all look fine and seem to be in good spirits, They expect to be transferred soon to new quarters.