The Green Forest tribune., 1917-06-01
Berryville

Howard Case came in Sunday from Nebraska. It is said he will not re- turn alone.
 Attorney A. J. Russell has gone to Kansas City and other points north looking after some legal matters.
 Clerk J. E. Gregson and family are taking two weeks vacation on the head waters of Osage trying to find
 where the fish come from.
 Walkers Motor Service establish.
 ment will soon be in operation. Ray Freeman will have charge of the general management while John Quino will be the expert machinist.
 Miss Halleen Harold and Mir. Hyde of Eureka Springs were married Sun day afternoon. They will reside in Joplin. Miss Halleen was one of Berryville's most popular young ladies.
 The Republican County Central Com mittee has been called to meet in Berryville June 1 for the purpose of nominating a candidate for delegate to the Constitutional convention. C. E. Bonnet is the first of the Berry vllle attorneys to own a car. He re- turned from business trip in Missouri last week driving late model Over land
 The sale of Shorthorns here last week was well attended. The 35 head brought more than $6OOO.O Ou. The highest price paid was $4OO and the lowest price paid was $85.0O.
 Miss Clyde Kirby was here Saturday looking over her school work for the next term of Berryville public schools. She will take normal training course at Tahleqnah, Okla. this summer. Mrs Taff, formerly Mrs. Coleman, has been added to the faculty for the coming term.
 Peter Harp now languishes in jail. He resides in the southwest part of the county and IS said to have defied the law in many respects and for some months has been able to elude the officers. He was wanted on several circuit court indictments and on some recent charges filed in the justice court.
 The inimitable. indomitable Ali Leathers of Hickory township was in Berryvile long enough Monday morn ing to have a short conference with William S. Mitchell, trearurer of the Government Farm Loan Bank of St. Louis. Mir. Leathers gave MT. Mitch ell several pointers relative to the de- lay farmers are experiencing in the closing up these loans.
 There is something doing around Sheriff Johnson's office nearly all the time. He met the noon train Sunday and arrested Joe Houston with ten quarts of liquor. Monday morning Houston plead guilty to violating the bone dry law and was fined $100.00 by Justice Baines. Before quite con- gregation of people anxious to see the law enforced. Sheriff Johnson broke the liquor bottles and poured the con- tents on the ground and set it afire.
 J. N. Walker had fine young mule to die Friday.
 The Green Forest Farm Loan associ- ation met at Parker Saturday evening.
 Ed. Redman Leatherberry preached at Abe Hargis' Sunday night.
 Carson Breeding and family of Denver visited Saturday night and Sun day at Tobe Satterfield's.
 Several from Parker attended the services held Farewell by Revs Moulder and Elrod of Denver Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Ethel Hill of Berryville visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. s. H. Doxsey.
 Loy and Audie Ashley, sons of Mrs. E. M Tipton, went to Marshall Satur- day to visit their father. They were accompanied by Lincoln Stevenson who also went to visit his parents in that locality.
 J.W. Meek, on R. 1, has had several hands employed the past week picking strawberries. the quality of which is very fine. Mr. Meek and hls sons are good farmers and are excellent 
 Oswell Thorp of Morrilton, Ark, came in Sunday in responce to tele- gram announcing the serious illness of his father. Jonathan Thorp. but when he reached his bedside his father was so low that they did not think he re- cognized him. At this writing his life is almost despaired of.