The Green Forest tribune., 1917-09-07
Berryville

Berryvllle
 Mrs. Anna E. George and daughter Miss Mary Burton, from Springfield are visiting here.
 Lieut.. Alonza L. Dodson has return- ed to Little Rock after few days visit here.
 Miss Louise Doxsey has gone to Kansas City where she will attend school this year.
 Rev. James H. Presly, who was in jured Saturday afternoon of last week while trying to crank his automobile, is slightly improved The emergency brake slipped, letting the car run over him.
 Miss Bernice Bedford has returned from Ft. Scott, Kansas, and is prepar- ing to open a kindergarten soon.
 Mrs. Daisy Gentry Perryman and children of Tulsa, Oklahoma, are visit ing here.
 Fully so per cent of the drafted men who passed the physical examination have filed claims for exemptions on ac- count of dependents.
 Herman Dodson is moving to Baxter Springs, Kansas, where he will enter business with his father.
 The first contingent of the drafted men left Berryville Wednesday for Camp Pike They were Crow Walker, Eureka Splings, Thomas Stewart, Ma pie, Nathan Fowler. Oak Grove, and Carson Standlee. of Urbanette. The hext detachment of 30 men will go Sept 19.
 A most beautiful patriotic program was rendered Monday morning at the Public school opening, arranged by Miss Elsie Taylor and Miss Fay Trantham, the leading feature of which was "Called to Arms. " It was in honor of Berryville school boys who had enlisted in the war.
 As A. J. Russell, president of the School Board, called the name of the volunteer and paid him short lauda- tion, one of the High School boys plac- ed a flag in position on the wall of the Assembly Hall in honor of the volunteer where it will remain.
 Following is the roll of honor so far as known; Lewis Harris, Hugh Grim, and Troy Price who left Mon day for Little Rock from whence they will be transferred to the Great Lakes Naval Training Station. Ulbert Hailey. who has enlisted in the navy but has not yet been called. Ernest Crawford enlisted in California some time ago and is now Somewhere in France. Frank Priest joined the Navy in California. Searl Dodson is member of the regular army and now stationed at Gettysburg, Pa. Claire Monger was the first boy to volunteer from Clark county, Kansas; saw bor- der duty last year and will soon go to France. Clifford Kenner enlisted sometime ago at some point in Mis- souri. Paul Fancher, son of EX-Judge Tom Fancher enlisted in the cavalry from Oklahoma. Burr McMonigle is in the regular army and ready to start to France. Donald Tedford was among the early volunteers and is pre- pairing to depart for the front from Washington City. Neff Poynor joined the Aviation Corps, and is now in spec ial training at Pensacola, Fla. Hope we'll Fox laid down his books at the Columbia University and is now in the Naval Training Station in Rhode Island. Troy Perkins saw border du- ty last year and, with his brother, Hazen, will be mobilized at Little Rock this week from which place they expect to go direct to the trenches in France. Bryan Ward enlisted in the regnlar army at Little Rock. One flag to represent any one who has been ov- erlooked was placed along with the rest. As a fitting close the names of John Simpson, who has been a member of the regular army for several years, and Capt. Jno. DoXey, a graduate from Annapolis, and who has been in actual service fol several years, were called and honorable mention made of them.