The Green Forest tribune., 1917-05-18
Parker

Parker
 Mrs. A. R. Tipton, who has been visiting her children, near Head and Enon, IS now at the home of her son, Andy. for visit.
 A large deleg gation from Parker attended church at Farewell Saturday and Sunday nights.
 Helen Hill returned Sunday from Berryville, where she had been visit ing the past week. Her sister, Mar gret, returned home with her to spend the summer with their grandparents, MT. and Mrs. s. H. DoXsey.
 T. J. Enix was taking care of busi- ness in Berryvillc and Eureka Springs Wednesday and Thursday of last week
 Most every body is planning to go to the convention Sunday.
 Aunt Mary Christian visited Sunday at J. w. Christian s. She has been confined at home for many months and we are proud to see her out again.
 Bradley Walker attended the birth day dinner of his grandfather, Uncle Alfred Bradley, Sunday, near Urba- nette. He reports a large crowd out and nice time. Uucle Alfred was S3 and is as spry and bright as many men of 50.
 Mrs. Alta Howard of Springfield, Mo, came in Sunday for visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus Cal len, at Farewell
 Charlie, little son of MT. and Mrs. Ellis Shahan. is suffering from an at tack of Typhoid fever.
 Jess Hayhurst and wife entertained the young people with party Satur- day night.
 Shelby Morris came in from Kansas a short time ago and has been visiting relatives and friends in this locality. Shelby was formerly boy of this community and his friends and relatives are grieved to see him victum of cancer, but it is to be hope that he is improving and will be cured of this dreadful disease.
 Carl White and wife, near Green Forest, visited at Charlie Bobo's Sun day.
 Mrs. Louisa Mounce came in Satur- day from Miami, Okla, to spend the summer with her daughter, Mrs. J. F. Walker. Mrs. Mounce is an invalid of long standing-hasn't walked 2. stap for many years. She is d grand old lady and has many friends here who are pleased to see her again. Her son, George Mounce, accompanied her and returned to his home Sunday.
 The Parker singing class met at Jes- sic Woods Wednesday night and will meet at Granville Phillips Saturday night.
 Weather cool.
 Robt Wrinkle of Blue Eye has been assisting his father, A. Wrinkle, plant corn.
 Mesdames Carrie Davls and Robt. Wrinkle visited the Berryvile dentist one day last week. The former had 24 teeth pulled and the latter 12.
 Bud Campbell and family of Alpena visited their daughter, Mrs. John Me Coy of Raum over Sunday.
 Ed Rhodes and his parterner, the Yocum miller. spent few days during the week at Raum.
 Mrs. Nellie Keeland had her alfalfa crop cut last Saturday.
 A. Wrinkle made bushes trip up near the Missouri line during the week.
 The stock law failed to go into effect on the 7inst. in this part of the county, as we notice most of the stock still at large.
 w. B. Witherspoon. the horse jocky of Raum, made another deal the other day where by he became the owner of Joe Sandan s fine pair of young mules.
 Alpena
 Ira M. Gurley and wife were here first of the week on business interests. Boo Fox greeted friends here a few days this week.
 J. H. Gurley sold his farm north of town to Arch Brown last week. w e understand that Mir. Gurley's plans are to go west and look at the country. We hope that he will come back con- tent to stay in Arkansas for we need more men like him instead of loosing them.
 Mrs. Lizzie Duncan received mes sage of the death of her sister in Cali fornia, whose remains were shipped to a points east of here for burial. Mrs. Duncan attended the funeral
 Roy McCurry arrived home Tuesday after few month stay in Indianapo lis, Ind.
 Mrs. G. N. Melvin of Springfield, Mo-, came in first of the week to spend a few weeks with homefolks.
 Grandma Summers died at the home