The Green Forest tribune., 1917-05-25
Berryville
c. E. Bennett was looking after busi- ness matters in Missouri last week.

C. E. Bennett was looking a1ter puSl- ness matters in Missouri last week
 Mrs. J. B. Dodson has gone to Wichita, Kan, to enter the Kansas Sanitarium for while
 Henderson Jackson of Oklahoma visited his son, A. M. Jackson, here last week.
 Miss Bradfeld and Mrs. Hill have opened Teachers Normal.
 E. E. Kinnear has added a six pas senger Studebaker to Berryville's col lection of autos.
 Considerable interest. was manifest ed in the thorough bred Shorthorn sale that was held here the 29.
 B. H. Atkinson has been doing big req! estate business the past week, having disposed of number of farms to corners.
 The first alfalfa hay for 1917 was placed on the market here last week and readily brought $15.00 per ton 1T the field The quality was good.
 R E. Norris and family left Wednes- day for a summer outing in Montana They went in their new Overland anC were accompanied by Austin Davis whC will look after his nationwide busi ness in the west this summer.
 The county registration board is busy studying the various forms to be uset in making the registration of the coun- tv on June 5th under the President s i proclamation. All male persons be tween the ages of 21 and 30 are re quired to register on that day under heavy penalty for failure to do so.
 Sheriff Johnson made a raid on the Bradley warehouse at Elk Ranch las week and captured 47gallon barre of whiskey. On the trial of the cast at Eureka Springs it was decided tha Bradley had right to have the whis key in his warehouse The sheriff says he is going to keep up his fight or the bootleggers just the same.
 Clerk J. E. Gregson is taking weeks vacation this week in the souti part of the county. Several rushing orders have been sent to him for fish but su far none have been filled.
 The school election resulted in the al most unanimous adoption of ten mil school tax, the amount recommendet by the board, but some voted for a 1: mill tax. J. B. Presley, A. M. Jack son, A. L. Hanby and John Hanna were elected on the school board. The hold-over members are George Basore and A. J. Russell.
 The fine rain Monday makes our oats, wheat and grass look fine.
 Fay Wisdom came in from Kansas Saturday for brief visit.
 James Hulsey and family visited rel atives at Oak Grove Saturday and Sun day.
 Several of our Head folks attended l the singing convention at Coin Sunday. 1 They report fine time.
 At our school meeting Saturday Z l-Z mills tax carried also SIX months term of school, B. M. Tiptor was elected director for the next three years. Monday the school board em- ployed Austin Wilhite of Blue Eye, Mo-, for teacher.
 Next Sunday at Il o'clock Rev. P. A. T. Head will preach at Head school house. Come out everybody
 Gentry Ayers and wife are the proud parents of a nice little girl, born May 10th.
 R. k. Garrett, who has been ruled all spring by King Rheumastism is able to walk about now.
 Mrs. Lou Vena Butler has been quite i'll the past week, but is improving at this writing.
 Miss Ethel Ayers of Warner has been visiting at the home of her brother, Gentry Ayers, the past week.
 We hear lots of war talk now.