The Green Forest tribune., 1918-02-15

ent parts of the country. WEI just fill in with a few words from this corner of the country.
 I am serving my second enlistment with the Indiana Troops. Since l left the Green Forest school some years ago, I have served with the Ind. Ar tillery on the Mexican Border in l9l6-l7 and am now in the Ambulance corps "r Sanitary train. We arrived here from Indianapolis the fifteenth day of last September. Our camp is in the pine forest of Mississippi, about the cen tral part of the state and is very good location being only few miles distance from a good town, Hatties- burg.
 The company to which 1 belong is entirely motorized with Stutz motor ambulances, Excelsior motorcycles and G. M. c. trucks, and it is part Of the Medical Department.
 Our drill consists of three hours foot movements in the forenoon and three holrs school in surgery, ther apeutics' pharmacy and matera-medica In the afternoon. So you see we are kept busy most of the time.
 Will say that 1 would be glad to hear from any of my old friends Tn the service, also any of my old schoolmates that care to drop me few lines. l am as ever,
 Your friend,
 Sergt. Lillard T. Collins,
 'Amb. Co 149, 3Sth Division, 18th Sanitary Train. Camp Shelby,
 Hattiesburg. Miss.
 Parker
 The condition of Mrs. Mounce is un- improved.
 James Hayhurst and wife of New Home visited at the home of his broth CT, Jess, Saturday night. J. N. Walker and wife entertained the young folks with singing Wednes- day night of last week.
 Andy Walker fell from a ladder Tuesday while hanging meat and was very badly hurt.
 Eva Breeding of Denver was z guest of Myrtle Satterfield from Fri day until Sunday.
 Alvah Ash of Carrollton visited at the home of his uncle. w. A. Walker. Saturday night.
 John O'Neal and wife were called to Omaha one day last week on ac- count of the serious illness of their IH;l1;a bic condition iS UprV much improved at this writing.
 Mrs. L. R. Twilleager was very sick Saturday night and Sunday.
 Lizzie Cottrell came up Sunday from Gather to visit awhile with relatives and friends.
 John O'Neal left Monday for Little Rock where he goes for medical treatment again.
 Golman Norris was at Hollister, Mo. on business last week and while he was gone his wife sold 50 head of his cattle to Mir. Baughman of Blue Eye, Mo.
 E. H. Satterheld and family visited at the home of his daughter, Mrs Carson Breeding, near Denver Sunday. Several of the young folks enjoyed a party at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jess Hayhurst Saturday night
 Barton Powell is now saying hello to his friends having recently installed a phone in his home.
 Ollie Wilson and wife left Monday for Picher, Okla, after an extended visit with relatives and friends.
 Larue Ayers and family came 1T Monday of last week from Raton, N Mexico. Mr and Mrs. Ayers are ex' cellent people and their friends arc delighted to have them back again.
 John Creekmore and family of Enor visited from Friday until Monday witt relatives in this locality.
 Ben Ferguson has been having hi dwelling remcdeled the past week.
 Granville Phillips and family visited Sunday with Mrs. Phillips parents near Oak Hill.
 Wm. Patton was called to Greer Forest Monday on account of the i'll ness of his little nephew, Leonard Falrchild who is very sick with pneu TT, onia