The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-23
Berryville

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 Mrs. Cuthbert Callen has returned t, her home in Idaho after month S visit with relatives around over Carroll and Boone counties. | J. J. Warren, aged about 90 years was burned to death near Drakes Creek in Madison county, last week. His clothing caught fire from matches ir his pocket which were ignited by fire from his pipe.
 Our R. F. D. men all layed off last Thursday on account of the big snow
 Two couples have secured marriage license during the past week which will be of interest to Tribune readers C.. N King of Springfield. Mo, and Miss Matte Allen of Green Forest and w. J. Weatherspoon of Idaho and Mrs. Della Carpenter of Denver. ! Miss Winnie Bunch has resigned as teacher of the school at Leatherwood and accepted the appointment as dem onstrator agent for Yell County. She assumed her new duties last week.
 Mrs Ed Caudle of Pitkins and Mrs R. Routzong of Batesvile and Troy Perkins from the Border, were called here last week on account of the death of their father, J. R. Perkins Troy did not arrive in time for the funeral.
 Dr. G. V. Poynor of Southwest City, Mo-, was here for short visit with his daughter, Mrs Tom Morris, last of the week. Dr. Poynor has many friends in Berryville who were delight ed to meet him
 J. K. Perkins died at his home in this place on last Friday night. Funeral service were held at the Christian church, but were conducted hy Rev. Faulkner, pastor of the M. E. church, South The floral offerings were beau tiful, especially the ones coming from the Farmers and Merchants bank at Green Forest and the First National at this place His remains were laid to rest Saturday afternoon in the Odd Fellows cemetery. Mir. Perkins was man who will be badly missed in our business world as well as in his home.
 On Monday the ladies of the Methodist church served dinner at the court house and on Tuesday the ladies of the Christian church served chick en pie dinner there. Both dinners were very successful fnsancially.
 MT. and Mrs. J. E. Dewey left last week for thier new home at Jerico, Mo. Miss Dixle Hobbs has returned to her home at Cass vile.
 The big sale at Freeman's Dry Goods Store continues with much interest.
 Mrs. Paul Crawford is visiting at Fordyce.
 Circuit court convened here Monday and the following are the proceedings up to Wednesday morning:
 Bruce Phillips WI continued
 Bill Atkinson W continued.
 Bay Long drunk, continued.
 Joe Long drunk, continued.
 Ed Blevins and b. continued.
 Ebb Bradley, Marion Reynolds and Perry Cody, gaming, plea of guilty by Ebb Bradley, fine 5000. Continued as to Reynolds and Cody.
 John Davis, Charley Erwin, Don Scott and John Pedan, gaming, plea of guilty by Scott and Pedan, fine S10 % each.
 Tom Youngbloo od, Jesse Terhorse and Jim Walker, gaming, plea of guilty by Youngblood, fine $10.00
 Oscar Carpenter, gaming, guilty, fine 5000.
 J. c. Hoyt, continued.
 M. D. Hayhurst, charge reduced to a and b, plea of guilty, fine $25. %.
 Park Blveins, malicious mischief, plea guilty, fine S5. %.
 Mrs. Mary Hester, disturbance, plea guilty. fine $500.
 Andrew Blevins, w w, mol pros.
 Oscar McElmurray gaming, continued. Ed Evans, gaming, continued.
 Geo. Standlee, drunk, continued.
 Jim Blevins, gaming, continued.
 Tom Hippo, gaming, guilty, fine $10.00
 Orval Jones, gaming, fine, 5000.
 Mart Hippo, gaming, fine, 5000.
 Frank Baker. drunk, continued.
 Bill Roberts, gaming, continued.
 Andrew Blevins, gaming, fine, S10. %.
 Franz Baker, and guilty, fine, 5000.
 John Hanks, contempt, dismissed.
 Mack Enix. S W l, continued.
 l.. Il. Blevins, gaming, continued.
 John Craig, malicious mischief, con tinued.
 M. D. Hayhurst, w w, mol pros.
 Frank Rawlins, indicted for burglary
 Hoover, indicted for forgery.
 Tom May, indicted for forgery.
 Chas. Larkin, indicted for W l.
 Mack Enix, S W l, continued.
 J. Johnson, seduction, mol pros. Grand jury returned ten indictments from first days word. J. J. Erwin is foreman and Will Smith is clerk.