The Green Forest tribune., 1917-07-27
Berryville

| week.
 Will Walker, will receive another car load of autos this week, but they are all sold
 Berryville is well represented at the Good Roads Convention at Eureka Springs this week.
 Mrs. Sally Johnson of Harrison visit ed her neices, Mrs. A. J. Russell and Mrs. Robert Evans at Berryville the past week.
 J. H. Jackson of Oklahoma dropped in for few days visit first of the week.
 Raymond Russell went to Neosha, Tuesday to meet his Grandmother Russell on her return from a visit in Oklahoma.
 J. E. Dodson has decided to locate Tn the wholesale grocer business at Baxter Springs, Kansas. He left first or the week, with a corps of brick layers and carpenters and expects to have his business open by the first of September.
 Mrs. Goldie Hodge of Indianapolis. Ind, has been here the past week on account of the serious illness of her little son, Ray. who had been visiting here sometime
 It is stated that the Philadelphia Milling Go. will put man here this summer to buy wheat and that he will open the market at $2 20, therefore there IS not much chance of cheap flour. It is predicted that the wheat acreage around this place will break the record for Carroll county Things have been pretty busy this week about the headquarters of the exemption board in the court house From the newspaper reports, the names of most of the boys who have been drawn arc known, but the board will get the official list by mail this week and the drafted will be officially notified to appear for examination. Oak Hill
 The weekly rains are an insurance of good crops. Several from this district are attend ing the singing school at Douglas.
 Perry Teeters enjoyed case of humps last week.
 Floyd McNiel deciIed there is no healthier place to be found than Arkansas, hence his return home last week after two weeks sojourn in the west.
 Isaac Teeters and family from town spent Sunday at Ali. McNiels'.
 Ed Harbert made a business trip to Conner first of the week.
 The youngsters enjoyed an apron party at Jim Morgan's last M ondav night. Herman McNiel was awarded the prize for the best sewing.
 Blue Eye
 Crops here are looking fine and there is plenty growing
 Eld. ]. B. Rose is conducting re- vlVial meeting at Blue Eye this week. Several of the young folks from Blue Eye attended the picnic at the mouth of Spring creek Saturday. All report a nice time.
 Ed. J. E. Rose. our former pastor of Prosperity, Ark, visited here from Thursday until Saturday. We were very glad to have him come back.
 Misses Hettie and Velma Cox from Spring creek spent Sunday at Blue Eye, Miss Hettie visiting with Miss Wilma Butler and Miss Velma with Miss Breezie Dodgen.
 Willie Evans and sister, Miss Matte. visited relatives at Alpena and Carroll ton last week.
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 A. L. Carter and J. D. Harvey at tended Chancery court at Berryville this week.
 Thomas Garner attended to business in Urbanette Saturday.
 D. W. Stewart and son, Thomas spent Monday in Berryville.
 Walker Riddle and family have ar rived from Henriette, Okla, for a visit with relatives.
 Welcome Humbard, who has spent the past two weeks at the home of his parents, c. C.. Humbard and wife, near Urhanette, left Monday for Kansas City, Mo, to undergo an examination as one of the drafted numbers.
 Mrs J. J. Jeffreies of Berryville spent last week at the home of Mrs. D. W. Stewart.
 T. H. Stewart. A. l.. Carter and Roy Humbard are the boys who were drafted from this immediate vicinity. About seven or eight near Oak Grove will also answer the call.
 School will open the second Monday in August.
 Tom Newman's tbrasher passed thru here enroute to Berryville Monday.
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