The Green Forest tribune., 1917-01-26
Berryville

A. J. Russell attended court at Huntsville last week.
 Miss Dixie Hobbs of Cassville, Mo-, is visiting Mrs. W. P. George:
 The third number of the Lyceum course was held at the opera hous e Monday night. It was "Ye Old New England Choir land was one of the most enjoyable entertainments ever had in Berryville.
 Several people are quite sick of la- grippe.
 Mrs. Lottie Shaw of Huntsville is visiting friends here.
 Mrs. Aaron has gone to Texas to visit her mother.
 Word was recieved here last week of the death of Mrs. Mark Bunch, who resides in Oregon. She was daughter of Andrew Snow.
 Mrs. F. L. West has returned from Little Rock, where she went to attend the Synod of the Episcopal church.
 Mrs. w. G. Hanbury and Miss Ollie McNiel were called to Springfield, Mo-, last week on account of the serious ill., ness of their sister, Mrs. Lydia Hauge- wood.
 J. L. Russell, editor of the Harrison Headlight, was visitor in this city Saturday night.
 Miss Belle Willis of Eureka Springs spent the week end in Berryville.
 R. E. Norris left last week for Southwestern, Tex, where he will join Austin and Henry Davis, and they will go to California later.
 Chancery court is in session. The new Chancellor Judge McMahan pre- sides with dignity and dispatch. He has indicated that he will hold an ad journed term of the court about the middle of March at which several mat ters that has been on the docket for some time will be disposed of, and per haps a few new items.
 Sheriff Johnson is entertaining three prisnors in the county jails<awaiting the action of the grand jury, on charge of felonies.
 The school board has let the contract t for central heating plant to be erect ed of stone between the two school buildings.
 Denver
 Most every one has the grip, even the weather has had severe spell going almost to zero some mornings and keeping below the freezing point most of the time.
 Several of our Odd Fellows attended the meeting at Oak Grove Saturday night and report an enjoy yable time.
 Rev. Sherman filled hls regular ap- pointment here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Several of the young people attended the entertainment at Center Point Friday night. A nice time was report ed.
 Bill Moore, a cattle man from Mincy, was guest of Dr. Jackson, Saturday night.
 Mrs. Robert Garden, who has been sick the past two weeks, is reported better.
 sFetch yer dorgs and come on boys, dis weather am good for rabbit hunt in.
 Yocum
 J0O. hOOuoS dDu ldillly Speiit DuLudy afternoon at the home of Mrs. Rhodes grandparents, Capt. M. V. Llghtburn and wife, at Green Forest.
 w. M. Greer returned home Thurs day night from a trip down thru Okla homa, Texas and New Mexico, looking for location. but came back satisfied with Arkansas, we think.
 Walter Bolten and Miss Lela De- weese attended the movies at Green Forest Saturday night.
 Mrs. Will Priest has been quite sick but is reported better.
 M. A. Dooling received news from his daughter, Mrs. Joe Tipton, form erly Ella Dooling. announcing the ar- rival of fine baby boy at their home at Larkin, Kansas.
 Last Sunday closed the singing at Yocum. There was only small crowd present on account of bad weather
 Mrs. Henry Shahan has been sick but is better now.
 Ethel O'Neal spent Friday with pa rents at Farewell.