The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-16
Berryyille

Mrs. Randolph Davis died Sunday af- ter three days acute illness from stomach trouble.
 Tom Clark has accepted a position as assistant station agent at the Der ryville station.
 J. E. Reynolds and R. E. Norris have traded residences.
 E. T. Fulkerson of Springdale has purchased the Coger property on South Springfield street and is now here with his family.
 William O'Neal and son were here last week from Highland, Mo-, visiting relatives He is 76 years old and came by the auto route.
 Authorities were here from Polk county last week looking for a man who had murdered peddler for his money. He was heard of in the neigh borhood of Green Forest, but no catch was reported.
 Will Walker is preparing to erect large garage on lots south of the square which he recently purchased from B. O. George.
 Dr. Spurlin is doing some prospect ing on his farm near Freeman. He has believed for long time he had some thing valuable down there and now he just about knows it.
 Miss Nellie Marion Moffitt, who was here from Madison county for medical attention for chronic troubles. took pneumonia and passed away Tuesday night.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell has gone to Hope in the southern part of the state to at | tend the semi annual convention Of the also attending the w. o. w. Conven- ton.
 William Plumlee, one of the oldest men in the county, died last Wednes- day. He was one of the pioneer cti- zens of the county Miles and Joe | Terry from Missouri attended the fun eral.
 An adjourned term of the chancery court will convene here Friday for two days session.
 Judge E. G. Mitchell of Harrison was here last week. He says that he will probably be candidate from this congressional district to the constitu- tional convention. It is quite likely that F. o. Butt will be candidate from this county. c. O. Morrison has sold his fine farm west of town to Schoeppel Bros. for $8, 900. %.
 Attorney Sam Johnson has been quite sick for several days from pneumonia.
 The preliminary contest for the school meet will be held at the Chris tian church Friday night.
 K. J. Hodge has purchased the City Grocery.
 Mrs. Betty Perkins has sreturned from Kansas City, where she went to take her husband to sanitarium.
 Mrs. A. Shaver is very i'll of pneu- monia.
 Hal Warden and family and Mrs. Ethel Hill and children spent Sunday at the DoXey farm near Green Forest.
 Chas. Harbelt and wife of Green Forest were visitors in this City Tues- day afternoon
 The Lyceum number at the Ozark Theater Monday night was one of the best numbers they have had. It was the Miester singers quartette.
 s. H. Doxey has resigned as Justice of the Peace and moved to his farm northeast of Green Forest. MT. DoX- sey will be greatly missed in Berryville but all expect him to move back soon. George Baines has been appointed to the office made vacant by MT. Doxsey.
 Mrs. Brown was found unconscious in her room Wednesday afternoon She had sustained some kind of blow on the head. She was at home with her four little children and her husband was in the country. It is thought she stumbled and struck her head against peice of furniture. She never re- gained consciousness. None of the children were large enough to give any account of the accident. The family had not resided here very long and were in very strengthened circum- stances. Her brother came up from Memphis, Tenn, and took her remains there for interment.
 Farewell