The Green Forest tribune., 1918-03-08
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 Foy, son of Mr and Mrs Barton Powell, has been very sick of bneu. inonia the past week.
 The condition of Mrs. Mounce is un. improved and Aunt Patsey Norris ane Aunt Mary Christian are also on the sick list this week.
 Mrs. Ruth Pennington and children left Saturday for Joplin, Mo-, after an extended visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. Frank Walker.
 Eld. Fairchild held services at Wm, Patton's Thursday night of last week
 think most of the boys in class one from this locality passed the phy si- cal examination at Berryville last week.
 Mrs. A. R. Tipton is visiting at the home of her son, Andy, this week She has recently sold her farm in this locality 'a her son, Andy, and E. II. Sattertieid. Mir. Satterfeld is moving this week to his part of the farm. Monroe Parker has purchased the Matha Doolng farm near the Yocum mill and his father, J. M. Parker, has bought the John Patton place east oi Green Forest.
 Mrs. Elsie Asbury and twin babies of Oronoga, Mo-, have been visiting relatives in this community for some time.
 Henry Kittrell was out last week in the interest of his candidacy. Mr kittrell will get large vote Tn this neighborhood.
 It is to be hoped that little Halleer Norris is recovering from a severe attack of erysipelas on her head and face.
 Ruby Littrell and family came ir Saturday from Kansas for visit with his father, Geo. Littrell.
 Willie Standhope and family left Saturday for Montana where they expect to make their future home.
 Wm. Greer and daughter, Mrs. Edna Webb, of Atlas, Okla came in Tuesday of last week in response to a telegram announcing the serious ill., ness oi Mrs. Greer.
 Undertaken Lynch and w. A. Butt were in this locality Friday preparing the body of Mrs. William Greer for shipment.
 Luther Twilleager came in Saturday from Camp Pike on ten day furlough for visit with homefolks.
 Jasper Shipman and wife of Cisco visited at Golman Norris Thursday of last week.
 It is with much sadness that 1 write this item announcing the death of oul friend and neighbor, Mrs. William Greer, who died at the home of Wm Patton February 28 after brief ill ness. She was stricken with neuralgi; of the stomach and pneumonia devel oped which caused her death. Mir Greer just short time ago sold hi: fine farm on Yocum creek and haC gone west to look out location bu was called back before he found hin farm. She will be greatly missed both by her family and in this commu nity for she was an excellent home maker and fine neighbor All was done for her that loving hands anc medical aid could do, but to no avail The death angel called and she had tc go. She was 56 years old, dying or her birthday. She leaves a husband and six children to mourn her loss Three of the children live in Oklahoma two daughters and one son. Hel youngest son, Glen, is at Camp Beaure gard, La, but message was sent him to meet them at Hedrick, Okla Anna and Clara lived at home witt their parents. Mir Greer and his family left Sunday with the body fol Hedrick, Okla., their future home where the remains were laid to rest. The bereaved family has our deepest sympathy.
 Closer observance of "meatless Tues day. and "Wheatless Wednesday," is also ordered.
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