The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-30
Berryville

arrlVeS at noon instead or CLOCK, as before.
 E. B. Hinchman, travelling salesman for the Berryvile Wholesale Grocery Co.,. is off duty this week on account of rheumatism.
 Vim. Vannostram, who recently came here from California, died Fri day of last week after a short illness, and was inferred in the l. 0. O; F, cemetery. He was the father of Mrs. Clarence Perkins.
 A bunch from here attended the hop at the Buell. mill at Green Forest Friday night.
 Herman Dodson and family. autoed to Green Forest and Harrison first of the week and visited relatives.
 Nj. Halverson of Sloan Springs was here first of the week in the interest of an insurance company of his city. He says all the former Carroll county citizens who now reside at his town are getting along splendidIy.
 Mrs. J. Will Lakins' sister is here from West Virginia visiting.
 Eld. J. H. Bonnet of Hope, Ark. is holding a series of meetings at the Baptist Church.
 The Democratic central committee met here Saturday and ordered a primary for April Il to nominate candi- dates for the constitutional convention. There are no funds on hands to pay the officers of the election, so the democrats of each respective township will be .,ioptipn at their own expense. The candidates were assessed $l0 each to defray the expense of printing tickets and poll books.
 The Carroll County Abstract Company has been overwhelmed with business for several weeks, making abstracts for members of the govern ment farm loan associations. This well known company is composed ot H.. N. Pittman and A. J. Russell, and they are regarded as among the best title men in the state.
 Dr. H. L. Leathers of Green Forest was here Tuesday looking after some business matters.
 Nearly all of Berryvile's school teach CTS have gone to Little Rock this week to attend the state teachers assocla- tion. County Examiner, C. E. Bennett, also is in attendance.
 Alpena
 Mrs. Chas. Miles left Saturday for a months visit with friends and relatives at Harrison and Everton.
 Miss Tressie Walker visited Mrs. E. w. Faulkner at Berryville last week.
 Mrs. Seph Naples and Mrs. D. L. Me- Curry attended the birthday dinner at Uncle Steve Naples near Pleasant Ridge, the 21.
 Rue Porter is at home again from Little Rock.
 Joe Rains and family, Oscar Rains and Babe McCracken left Wednesday for Pomeroy, Washington. After d visit in St. Louis they will be joined by Joe Mitchell and wife.
 Ross Ray has gone to Canada.
 Miss Nellie and Req Mitchell visited at Harrison last week.
 Miss Ruth Watson, who has been at- tending school at Green Forest, is at home again.
 Uncle Patent Kirkpatrick visited rel atives at Green Forest last week.
 Osage
 Miss Mollie Burkett of Green Forest visited relatives here Saturday night and Sunday.
 Willie Kenner and Joe Reagan of the Berryville High School are at home this week, while the teachers attend the State Teachers Association.
 Charlie Bishop looked after business at Berryville Monday.
 The Osage Sunday school is prepar- ing program for Easter.
 Most everybody is planting corn.
 We noticed in the Danville Democrat that Miss Winnie Lee Bunch, county canning club agent for Yell county, was in the Fourche Valley and much interest was being manifested in her work.
 Roy McCracken and wife entertained the following to dinner Sunday: W. L. Sneed, wife and mother, MT. and Mrs. Joe Bishop and Miss Mollie Burkett.
 Ben F. Greer, our county agent, and Miss Elsie Marshall canning club agent, were here Wednesday night. A large crowd was out to hear them. The following joined the boys corn club: Frank. Kenner, Ray and Fay Sisco. Claud Trimble, Lewis Armour and Jeff Reagan. Eva Trimble joined the can ing club and Grace Reagan the poultry club.
 Highland
 G. w. lanes has had new well drilled
 Miss Matte Thorn returned home Monday, from Texas and Oklahoma, where she has been visiting relatives. Mrs. J. R. Thorn has been quite sick.
 Bob Jones lost mule colt Monday.
 E.J. Curtis, who lives on the former ly Seamon Buell. farm, has three cases of measles in the family.
 w. A. Thorn had a two-year-old colt to die Sunday night.
 Mrs. Wilson Thayeris sick.
 Earl Stark is suffering from a case of rheumatism
 The singing at Mr. Stark's was ger tainly enjoyed.
 "A. MT. Pratt of New Mexico, who has rented the A. J. Tabor farm, arriv- ed Wednesday, bringing whole car load of stock.
 Head
 J. k. Brewer was GvGf from OSage lnok i,n cr aftnr hic farm hare first of tha