The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11
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Our entertainment and pie supper on December 18th was grand success. There was large crowd and good order and the pies and cakes brought the sum of S34. D. A new stove has already been purchased for the school.
 Bennie Addington was over from Marshall visiting relatives last week.
 Gather Bradley moved to the Greer nj sce last week after giving the young fJlls dance.
 Mrs. Lillie Husey was thrown from the horse that she was riding Monday but fortunately she was not hurt seriously.
 Quite number of the boys are re- ceiving their questionnaires from Un- cle Sam. They are all in hopes that they get the Kaiser.
 Rosco Butler and wife returned from Kansas City Mo-, Monday after a two months stay They are gong to try farming again this year.
 Zion Hill
 Ray Douglas has been making some substantial improvements on his home.
 Bud Stafford has been over on Osage where he has employment with the Scott Lumber Co. He is comtemplat- ing moving to those parts shortly.
 MT. Younger, who owns the Johnson place, is having the dwelling remodel cd for occupancy.
 Chas. Stanphil of Moulin, Tex, came in Saturday for visit with home folks. Chas. is thinking he will | be victim of the selective draft in the near future.
 J. M. Dunlap. Sam McMahan and J. A. Meek made business trip to Berryville Monday. They are live wire workers for the Jefferson High way.
 Ed Dunlap has returned home after holiday visit at Wichita, Kansas.
 The remains of Mrs. Drusila Sands, age sixty years, of Wichita, Kan, were shipped here Saturday, Dec 29, for interment in the Zion Hill ceme- tery. The remains were accompanied by her son. Will Sands, and son-in-law, Chas. Watkins. They returned Sun day.
 Ellis Graham is making extensive improvements and repairs on his home
 Troy Stroud, son of George Stroud, was accidentally shot while hunting Saturday, the contents of a muzzle loading shot gun taking effect in his side at close range. The weapon was carried by his brother, Alvie. After a short spell of suffering he died Mon- day morning and was buried at Zion Hill Tuesday, A host of friends and relatives mourn his untmely death.
 Parker l Sebe Morris was called to Oasis, Mo. 1 Monday on account of the serious ill., ness of his brother, Cal, and his wife at that place.
 The spelling at Parker Thursday night of last week was well attended
 Oscar Cox gave them nice talk and all present report nice time.
 Golman Norris made business tlip to Branson, Mo-, last week.
 George Satterfeld is moving to the E. A. Hulsey place which Mr Hulsey had recently purchased from Perry Emmett of Vernon, Tex. Grady Wisdom will take charge of the Logue McNiel farm that Mir. Satterfeld va cated.
 Tobe Satterfield was so unfortunte as to get one of his eyes put out one day last week. He was chopping wood and chip flew up and hit him in the eye.
 Aunt Patsy Norris is on the puny list. Aunt Patsy is along in the eighties and is getting very feeble.
 Misses Virgie and Oda Tipton of Head visited at Andy Tipton's Thurs day night of last week and attended the spelling at Parker
 Mir. Ayers returned last week from Cam ID Beauregard. La. where he had gone to visit his son, Lillard who is sick at that place. His sons cond- tion was improved when he left and he reported al! the other boy from this locality looking fine.