The Green Forest tribune., 1917-11-09
Alpena

Alpena
 First time since August that no enc has been under Graraniiae against small pox.
 Henry Daniap made business trip to Picher, Oklahoma, last week.
 Miss Omaee Denton is the proud owner of new player piano C. l.. Croy of the Grm, Auman X Cory, has been laid up with mumps for several days.
 Mrs. Bryan Paul left few days ago to join her husband at Commerce, Okla homa, where he has position in bank.
 Mrs. A. B. Sisco of Osage spent several days last week visiting her daughter, Mrs. Ira M. Gurley.
 An item that has so far escaped our notice foi some time is that we have new assistant bank cashier in the person of George H. Reed.
 Prof. Jimmie Trimble, the efficient princpal of the Osage Public School, was in Alpena Saturday enroute to Berryville where he was going to get a supply of books for his school.
 H. s. Thomson, north of town prov ed himself trader last week by sell ing two farms and buying another. He sold his home place to A. M. Brown and his creek place to Steve Jones. Then he bought the farm formerly be- long to F. P. Kirkpatrick, two miles north of town.
 Died: At his home near Alpena, last Friday afternoon, Uncle Steve Naples. Funeral services were con- ducted at the Baptist church hy Revs. Neal and Sherman assisted by Rev. Hatfield, after which the Masonic order of which he was member, took charge of the remains and laid them to rest in 1. o. o. F cemetery. MT. Ma pies leaves wife and four children. all of whom were with him during his last sickness and death. He has host of relatives and friends in and around AL pena by whom he will be greatly missed.
 Maple
 Miss Pearl Perdue of Green Forest is spending the week with her friend, Miss Willie Stewart
 Wesley Barnes and family attended to business in Berryville Saturday.
 Mrs. Sidney Garner spent Sunday in Berryville with her father, J. E. Rev. holds.
 E. E. Kinnear and wife of Berryville are visiting Mrs. kinnear's parents in this vicinity.
 J. N. Hale and wife of Oak Grove were shopping in Berryville Monday.
 Mrs. R. c. Reynolds is ln Berryville this week, the guest of her sister-n-law Mrs. Grant Goodwin.
 Amos Parker and family have moved from Urbanette to Maple.
 Dr. E. E. Poynor writes his wife that he reached his quarters of duty all right and that he is doing his own washing, dish washing, etc. and train ing four hours per day. Some change in the doctors life but he is out to do as Uncle Sam says.
 The Tribune acknowledges a pleasent visit from Miss Clarice Jones and sis ter of Carrollton last Thursday.
 James Myers of Denver spent few days during the work with his brother, Druggist D. L. Myers, and left last of the week CT business trip in Okla homa.
 We are glad to. report Mrs. NJ. V. Lightburn as slightly improved from her serious condition.
 James Buell. and wife and daughter, Miss Fay, have gone to Texas where it is hoped Mr. Blell s healeh will be inn proved.
 j. w. Bair and family are now at home in their commodious new bunpa. low on Scott street.
 Ed Windham, who was in the last call to Camp Pike, arrived at his home on R. 2 Sunday night having been ex- empted from further U S. service on account of his aged and dependent fath- CT.
 James Walker and Uncle Loss Seltz have each newly covered barn.