The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-04
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The passing ut he 0li I ts.r ard tnp coming If titA New Yea. yqss attend ed by the ringing ot ali ta>, h.:i; ia tha town Monday nighr.
 The Nose Smith Produce Company has recently opened |. hraach house in Joplin with hlace Slqaw in charge Nt Smith reports that th.s house i, doing 4 large bus mess
 i G}yGe Walker is unvlag to Picher, i Okla to take charge of tine Walker 1 Hines Lumber Co.
 There is plenty of petty thievery going on in Berryville. Even locks are broken 10 get into corn cribs Somebody is going to get into trouble again.
 i Dr. ]. H. DeLano of Eureka Springs spoke at the court house Monday even ing in the interest of the Red Cross. Tie Berryville branch of the county chapter now has something over 250 members,
 The Baptist Sunday school has elect ed the following officers: Dr, R. P. Spuriin, superintendent; 4. J. Russell assistant; Miss Ettalee Perkins. sec retary: Miss Eunice Tabor, organist; Clarence McE!yea, treasurer.
 Hugh Grim, Lewis Harris and Ul- bert Hailey each spent few days Naval training station at the Great Lakes for the sea.
 Mrs. Nettie Hubbard died at her home on North Springfield street Sat urday. Rev. Faulkner conducted the funeral services Sunday afternoon and her remains were taken that evning to Amstrodam, Mev, for interment. Her husband died a little over a year ago. Her son, Charles SpringeI, is the only member of the family left here.
 At least two brave attempts to break the bone dry law in Boone county were nicely foiled by prompt official action during the past week. Elmer Phnix of Lead Hill landed in the arms of Sheriff Burns at Bergman with a dozen quarts. A "cargo" of twenty one quarts alleged to be the property of Ben Rowland of Harrison was seiz- ed by Sheriff Johnson of Carroll county as it was unloaded at Alpena. The former landed in jail and the latter, We understand, entered a plea of guilty before Mayor Fellows and contributed 1 S130 to the state and city. | Herman Dodson and wife came l down from Baxter Springs Christmas day. Mr. Dodson came to fill out his questionnaire. They report that their Wholesale Grocery business will open cfo Hincnman has resigned his position Co., to travel for the new company.
 Quite a number of outside pupils have entered the public school since the holidays.
 Sheriff Johnson has hagged g quarts of liquor and gallons of alcohol since he commenced his holiday drive. The first lot he followed to Alpena m the train before he got sufficient evidence to land, hence Boone county got the benefit of the $130 fine and costs. The gallons of alcohol together with young Henley of St. Joe are in jail here awaiting trial, but at the last moment he decided to plead guilty.
 The Masonic lodge and the 0. E. s. held a joint installation the 27th. Following were installed: T. E. Me Master, w. M; ". s. Grim. s. w. J. R. Neff, J. w; A. J. Russell Sec; J. E. Reynolds, Treas. w. G. Jefferson, s. D; Rosco Ross, J. D.; Rev. J. H Spurlin. Chap: E. L. McMasters, Ty. fer. For the Eastern Star the follow. ing: Mrs. Y. |. McMaster, w. NJ. TT. E McMaster, W. F.; Mrs. Sedalia Morris, A M; Miss Elsie Taylor, Con. Mrs. Roelza West, A. C., A. J. Rus sel, Sec; J. E. Reynolds, treasurer.