The Green Forest tribune., 1917-04-27
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 Oats are looking fine, but wheatpros- poets are not so good.
 V. l. Bishop and family have moved back from Joplin and will make this their home.
 Roy Hosier and wife left this morn- ing for Green Forest to stay short time. They will leave soon for Amar- illo, Texas, where they expect to make their home.
 Miss Bonnie Kenner visited at Green Forest last week and took in the en- tertainment of the w. H. M. society. Mrs. Joe Bishop visited at Geeen Forest last week.
 Everybody is talking preparedness in the way of raising plenty for home use and some to spare for our soldier boys.
 Willie Gresham of Alpena Pass look ed after business here Monday.
 Charlie Wall and Garland Denton of Berryville visited relatives here Sun day and Sunday night. Kenner Fancher, wife and daughter Jessie, visited the formers parents Mr. and Mrs J. H. Howard. at Coin, over Sunday. Kenner said they had plenty to eat and everything looked prosper ous at Coin.
 T. D. Reagan and family visited at the Sneed home Sunday.
 Tommie Reagan writes his mother from Amarillo Texas that in order to get outdoor exercise he has joined the train service, and hopes by becom- ing familiar with every line of railroad work-to become a more valuable rail road man.
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 John Pinkley is suffering with a severe attack of lagrip.
 Mrs. Davls of Berryville is visising at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ed Riddle
 Lillie Henry is confined to her room with a very serious case of measles.
 Lester Johnson and Delpia Hayhurst | mines near Blue Eye, Sunday.
 Mrs. Lum Anderson and Miss Lizzie Johnson of Yocum visited at the home of their brother, s. T. Johnson, last week.
 The young folks enjoyed pie supper at Independence Friday night and a musical at at the home of Jeff Davis Saturday.
 Sidney Garner spent the week -end with his family in Berryville.
 Dr. Harvey of Berryville spent Sunday with his parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. D. Harvey.
 R. c. Reynolds was business visit or to Urbanette Saturday.
 These are beautiful April days, with corn planting the order, just now.
 Wheat and oats, also grass are look ing fine. Prospects are good for a bumper crop, which will be much needed.
 A. J. Rice and family were over from Yocum Sunday visiting at the home of George 1horp.
 Ellis Parker and son are doing a lot of clearing this spring
 c. w. Youngblood and family visited at Johnny Biles, near Shaver, Boone county, Sunday and Monday. They went for the purpose of erecting head stones that were furnish by the govern ment at the graves of John Youngblood and Frances M. Youngblood These brothers were Federal soldiers during the Civil war and both died last year, there being only twenty-five days diff ference in their death.
 Amos Youngblood came in from Everette, Wash, Sunday. While gone he sustained broken leg while work ing in logging camp.
 A gloom was cast over our community Thursday morning when report was made known that the little 10-months- old son of MT. and Mrs. Ollie Turner had died at midnight. He was victum of scarlet fever, and was sick for ten days before his death. Interment was made in Denver cemetery Thursday, Frank Beck conducting the services. We extend our heart felt sympathy.
 Parker Several from this locality attended