The Green Forest tribune., 1917-11-30
Berryville


 Herman Dodson and Thomas Clark returned to Baxter Springs first of the week with their families where they are now permanently located.
 MT. Neal and Mir. Puckett, two elderly gentlemen residing in Perryville, died last week.
 L. L. McKennon of LaGrande, Ore gon, writes friend here that the farm CTS in his section of the west invested heavily in Liberty Bonds and that he IS sorry to hear the report in the papers here that the farmers as class did not come to the rescue of their country
 Serg. Chas. Bobo of Camp Pike Is home on ten days furlough. He ex- poets to sail for France before the first of the year in charge of com pany of negroes to be used as laborers.
 Lewis Harris and Jack Ross, two of Berryville's boys who are in the naval training school at the Great Lakes, are home on a ten days furlough.
 Robert Evans remains in a very cri,ical condition from his accident three weeks ago.
 The recent rains have been greatly welcomed by the farmers.
 A newspaper account reports the death of Cecil Rowan in France on the 1st day of November from two gun shot wounds. Young Rowan spent several days in Berryville last spring, going from here to Joplin where he enlisted. His father resides at Chanute. Kan. and was Il relat tive pf the Thomas Thorn family w ho at one time resided peaI Green Forest, one ot the boys being named Rowan.
 Zion Hill
 Christmas is coming. Look out for bad weather.
 We were all glad to see the rain Sunday night.
 Quite a number of the people from around here attended the Sunday school convention at Green Forest.
 Miss Belena Weld has returned from Logan county, Ark, for an extended visit with her friends.
 Our school will be out ia two more weeks.
 Mrs. Susan Hulsey and Mrs. Harriet McNeal spent few days of last week with Mrs. Mary Ann Graham.
 Parker
 We were all delighted with the fine rain that fell Sunday night.
 Noah and Ulas Satterfield visited their sister, Mrs Carson Breeding. near Denver Saturday night.
 Isaac Emmett and wife entertained some of their friends with a music party Saturday night
 Willie and Alta Twileager visited their sister, Mrs. Lyman Baker, south Of Berryville. Friday night.
 Several from this locality attended the spelling at Tanning Friday night. They report nice time.
 William Emore and wife of Oak Grove visited at John O'Neal's over Sunday.
 Aunt Mary Christian and little grand daughter, Geneva Lucille EniX, spent Saturday at Mace Parkers, near Green Forest.
 Willie Twilleager left Tuesday for Camp Pike where he will enter mili- tary service.
 Willie O'Neal has purchased farm near Omaha and is moving thereto.
 4 nice Thanksgiving box was pre- pared by the parents of Dallas Emmett and Bradley Walker and sent them for Thanksgiving. Those boys are now at Camp Beauregard.
 Leila DeWeese and Chas. Ferguson's three small children have recently come in from Baxter county and will spend some time visiting relatives and friends. 0Chas. Anderson came in Saturday from Oregon and is being entertained by his host of relatives and friends. He has been gone seven years and no wonder he is all smiles when he meets his friends. Charlie has made good in the west.