The Green Forest tribune., 1917-04-06
Clearwater

Fishing is good-if we could fish.
 We had a much needed rain Saturday night.
 Frank Sawyer lost large horse last week.
 The Clearwater Sunday school has prepared an Easter program for Esster, beginning at Il a. m.
 Will Anderson and wife are the proud parents of a baby girl, born Sunday night.
 Master George Hefley was Berry vile visitor Sunday.
 The creek was up so high that sever al were unable to cross it to attend Sunday school, Sunday This reminds us that swinging bridge or little motor boat is much needed in our com munity.
 Claud Newberry visited his sister, Mrs. Obe Hill, at Cabanal, over Sun day.
 Quite few of the farmers planted corn last week. Others are getting ready to plant.
 Neighbors have received letters from Mr. Kings, Mrs Zelda Beeson and mother and Mr. Beeson's parents, all saying they are well satisfied with their new homes.
 Osage
 The rain Saturday night was appreciated.
 Col. J. Polk Fancher and MT. Greenhaw spent night at ''The Oaks, " the last of the week.
 Willie Kenner has secured the school at Shady Grove.
 James Trimble and Miss Karl Ken ner will teach at Osage this year.
 Linzy Morris is buying eggs for ar Alpena produce firm.
 Mrs. Mary D. Reagan will teach again at Pleasant Grove.
 We regret to chronicle the death of Miss Stella Sugg, daughter of Mr and Mrs Peel Sugg, which occurred at her home on Dry Fork early Monday morn ing after brief illness of some kinc of brain trouble. Deceased was l5 years of age.
 The club boys are preparing theil ground for planting.
 Died-At his home near Pleasant Grove, John Plumbee March 27th. 1917 age 6S years He is the father of Mrs. Willard Smith. Highland
 John Apperson is having vel drilled.
 Mrs. Lillie Wilkerson is visiting hel sister, Mrs. Roy Dooling. Mir. Musick and family will not move to New Mexico as was intended. We are glad for we would miss these good people from our community.
 Mrs. W. A. and Mrs. J. E Thorn had surprise birthday dinner the 3rd at Mrs. J. R. Thorn's in honor of her son, " A. Thorn. It was his 35th birthday. A few neighbors were present and all had an enjoyable time. Alpena
 Ed Mitchell, who has been west, re- turned home last week. We under stand that he will be the principal teacher in the Carrollton school again this year.
 Lee Price left for Central Oklahoma, Sunday.
 Dr. D. K. McCurry was business visitor to Harrison last week.
 A MT. Darnell of Denver, Col, purchased the A. c. Briggs farm east of town, last week.
 Geo. Dykes IS the owner of a ne " five passenger Ford.
 Luther Watson of Oklahoma is visiting his parents and other relatives, this week.
 Bud Cantwell, Steve Jones, Ayers Boyd and Denton Jenkins were all business visitors to Harrison, Tuesday.
 Parker
 The fine rain Saturday was well come visitor as oats aud grass were needing rain.
 Lee Tabor of Oak Hill spent Sat- urday night at J. N. Walkers.
 Several of the young folks enjoyed a music party at Henry Shahan's Sun- day night.
 ]. M. Parker and wife of Green Forest visited the formers sister, Aunt Mary Christian, Tuesday of last week.
 India Hamon and Braddie Jackson of Farewell district visited Stella Walker Saturday night and Sunday.
 S. H. Doxsey and T. G. Enix made business trip to Berryville Monday.
 A large number of the young folks from Parker attended the birthday party of Mrs. Ought Hulseys Tuesday night of last week. A large crowd was present and good time reported.
 Willie TwiIleager left Wednesday of last week for Washington state. Willie has made several trips to the far west but never has failed to come back, so we will look for him before long.
 J. w. Christian and wife entertained the young folks with party Monday night.