The Green Forest tribune., 1918-02-08
CarroIlton

Fred Davis.
 ArliS Grim.
 CarroIlton
 Rev. Ernest Rose is conducting meeting at this place.
 Mrs. o. E. Cummins and children and Mrs. Styles returned to their home at Berryville Friday after short visit with Rev. J. H. Cummins.
 Collector Walden was at Carrollton Saturday and was busy all day. Mrs. Jess Morris is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Moore in Oklahoma. Ernest and Alice Davis and a Mir. Brown have gone to Washington state where they will work for Uncle Sam. Mack and Avah Ash made a busi ness trip to Berryvile last week. Sam Rains and wife gave the young folks party Thursday night. A fine time was reported. Mrs. Denton and daughter, Omalee, have moved back to their farm at Carrollton.
 Tommie Eastman, who is teaching school in Oklahoma was visiting friends heve Saturday
 0n ac, oart of th4 sleet our K. F. D. man failed to m ike hl; complete round last week
 Rev Carmack of Osage stayed over nj ght with J. H. Jones Thursday. Seab Moore of Oklahoma is looking after his farm south of Carrolltop.
 Our teacher, Ed Mitchell, passed the examination as clerk for Uncle Sam.
 Lena Ratclitf is out of school on ac. count of case of mumps.
 Clarice, Stanley and Jess Shan en- tered school Monday.
 A fine dinner was given to Clarence Eimondson Sunday, it being his birth day. A host of his friends were pres ent. Clarence and his brother Jim, will soon be working for their country. Mrs Joe Brown and children spent Sunday at J. H. Jones'.
 Sam McMahan and wife visited at J. H. Cummins' Sunday. Head frbo crou, ic obo,,t rOna Some of the farmers are vaccinating hogs this week. Ellis Parker had two calves to die last Saturday. Cause unknown.
 Amos Youngblood, Lester Johnson, J ohm Avery, Jesse Terherst and Hu- ston Rand have recently been called to l Berryville for examination.
 c. W. Youngblood and sons have purchased new Star Brand pea hull Ter.
 Walter Mitchell has moved to the 4. Coley farm.
 Parker
 Aunt Patsey Norris and Mrs. Mounce are both very poorly at this writing.
 George Pendley of Maysyille, Okla, visited relatives in this community from Friday until Monday.
 Mrs. Eliza Tharp visited last week at the home of her daughter, Mrs. 
 Ed Taylor, at Coin.
 Ertie Jones came in Thursday of last week from Springfield, Mo-, for g visit with his family.
 Will Fancher and wife of Greer Forest visited at Roy Villines' Sunday I.B. Powell and wife entertained the young folks with party Saturday night.
 w. R. Phillips is reported on the puny list this week.
 Violet Walker entered school at Green Forest Monday.
 Leona Jackson fell on the ice one day last week and sustained badly spralned ankle which has given hel much pain.
 Several of the boys in class one have taken the physical examination at Berryvile during the last two weeks. It seems that Uncle Sam gets the most of them.
 Aunt Mary Galloway has been un- der the weather for several days caused by fall on the ice, but al this writing she is improving.
 Aunt Lou Cox is visiting this weel, at James Emmett's.
 Mrs. Ruth Pennington and children of Wichita, Kan, came in Saturday for visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Frank Walker.
 Relatives in this locality have re gently learned of the death of "Littlt Good Boy" Lee, son of MT. and Mrs Monroe Lee. His death occurred d Little Rock where he had been for some time in the institute for the fee. ble minded.
 Most everybody from this locality attended Wm. Greer's sale Wednes- day of last week. Mr. Greer is moving his family to Green Forest until he goes to look out location. MT. King of Eros, Ark, moved to the place he had recently purchased from MT. Greer.
 Henry Kittrell, candidate for Asses