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

The meeting conducted by Rev. Bonnet is still in progress at the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Lulu McCracken, of Ft. Worth, Texas, is visiting her daughter, Miss Ruth, at the St. George Hotel. Dr. c. A. George has purchased a handsome Overland roadster
 Mrs. Lily Kenner of this city and B. F. Thurman of Crane, Missouri, were married last week. Mrs. Kenner was one of the teachers in the school here. Her place will be filled by Mrs. Dr. G. E. Tabor Mr. and Mrs Thur man will make their home at Crane. Mrs Florence Hill has opened a millinery and racket store in the build ing formerly occupied by the Progress. Mrs. Carl Freeman left Saturday for Okmulgee, Oklahoma, to visit her hus band.
 w. R. Lowry, an elderly gentleman residing on the Tom Hamelton place east of town. died Friday and his re- mains were taken to Missouri, his former home, for interment.
 B. P. Vowler was found dead at his home Tuesday afternoon. He was about 65 years old.
 Patriotism has been much in evi- dence this week. flags flying and bunting stretched on every corner. Jess Hinchman enlisted for service. J. T. Plumlee of Oak Grove was in town Tuesday. He says his son, Clarence, who has been in the regular army for two years, hopes to be pro- noted to captain.
 Zion Hill
 The first of the series of spring rains fell Saturday night. We hope it will not be the last.
 Riley Orrell is somewhat indisposed this week.
 Claude Keithley and wife visited the formers parents, Sunday.
 Every one is building pasture fence making preparations for the stock law. Rev Brassfeld will preach at Zion Hill Sunday.
 Men and teams are working ener- getically on the Alpena and Green Forest highway.
 The women of this community are very busy providing nests and eggs for the broody hens.
 Eat eggs. but don't rob the "old set tin hen. "
 n,Ix I:Il
 The Farmers are all smiles since the fine rain Saturday night. There was quite bit of corn planted in this neighborhood, last week. Miss Artie Hampton spent several days last week visiting relatives at town.
 Ed Harbert made a business trip to Berryville last Saturday,
 The ladies are busy setting out their frosty proof cabbage plants that they have just received. These. with the other early garden sass" will soon reduce the H. c. L.
 Relatives of Mrs. Minerva Hulsey surprised her last Sunday with a fine dinner in honor of her 75th birthday.
 Rule
 The recent heavy rains put Osage out of banks.
 Miss Darkess and Lawrence Me- Kinney of Cabanal visited relatives and friends in this neighborhood during the pa st week. A good mule belonging to Tom Alfred died few days ago.
 A new girl has been in the home of Charley Keen since the 23 ult.
 Rev, Carmack will fill his regular appointment at this place next Sun day.
 Our Sunday school Is getting along nicely.
 Roy Sisco and wife have gone to Wyoming to make it their future home.
 Denver
 4 nice rain fell here Saturday night leaving the creek rather full and the pastures greener. Roy and Silas Norris made busi- ness trip to Green Forest, Monday. Lela and Alice McCracken were guests of Frankie and Jimmie Norris, Monday.
 Several of the Denver people attend ed the Beebee-Epley trial in Green Forest Monday.
 Col. Jones and wife were visitors of Dr. Jackson's, Monday.
 Daniel and Anvil Moore left last week for California, leaving their place in care of Jim Dickens.
 The stork visited the home of Mir. and Mrs. John Collins last week leav- ing new boy.
 Every one was disappointed Sunday night on account of Rev. Sherman not coming.
 Ola and Willard Mattox are both home again.
 Mabel Voweil was guest of Rutha MattoX, Sunday.