The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-09
pr. i-iarmar Will Be Here.

DA. o' w. I1dIuldi, veterinary OI | |. Smith, will be in Green Forest Sept 4 10. Dr. Harmar is an educated veter- marian of 20 years practical experience and has credentials with him showing that he is an expert in his profession. Dr. farmer treats all diseases of live stock very successfully but he makes a speciality of chronic diseases such as Poll Evil, Fistula and all running sores and chronic lameness and castrating rldgIlng dentistry and operation rup- lures and removing tumors. preform all the surgical operations known to veterinary science successfully.
 A. J. Tabor was in Berryville on business Monday.
 Amos Blasingame and family have been Up from Cedar Valley during the past week. xJ
 MT and Mrs. Bert Snow and son Raymond spent the past week in Eure7 ka Springs on a pleasure trip. @
 Word comes from Little Rock that 8 fine son has made his appearance at the home of John Roberts and wife.
 George Sawyer and sister Miss Irene are visiting their friends Lela, Monta and Martin Meade" out north of town.
 If you want my services as an emas- culator you must bring in your stock Friday, Sept. l6. E. c. Dooling.
 County Examiner Bunch will give public examination of teachers at Ser ryvilie, Ark, the 18th ard 16th of Sep tember
 0mer Hilton has been helping some of our farmers to get rid of their sur plus oats. He is shipping south of the N. A.
 Earl w. Hodges, Democratic candi- date for Secretary of State, spoke to bunch of voters in the town park We'd nesday aftertoon.
 B. J. Rosewater, former Post Master at Eureka Springs, was here on busi- ness Tuesday, but he found everybody so busy he will have to come back later.
 Fyan Kokroski and wife left Satur- day evening for their home at Tulsa, Okla, after a two weeks visit at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grim. -t
 Dr. J. H. DeLano and Maj J. w. True of Eureka Springs were in town Wednesday, the latter having come this way in the interest of his candi- dacy for the State Senate
 FAIR WARNING All National guards men are hereby notified that all govern ment equipment must be turned to the undersigned without delay. l am forced to make a report at once.
 ". H. Howard, 1st Lieut.. Co., D.
 The Green Forest public school open ed Monday morning with total enroll ment of I'll, as follows: Room l, Miss Collier 33; room 2, Miss Naples, 53; room 3, Miss Beck, 33; room 4, Miss Bradfeld, 32; room ,, Prof. Burney, 20. Nonresident pupils are Logan and Ger trude Stafford, New Home district; Claris Jenkins and Mayme Smith, Al pena; Blanche McCracken and Dolphne Maxwell, Kingston Last year the first days enrolment was 169 of which 5 were boarding pupils.
 One of the most thoroughly enioya- bic affairs of the summer was the five hundred party given by Mrs. Kinney at her home on Main street Saturday, Sept. 3. The party was given in hor or of Misses Sue and Mary Burney and Izora Scott who will leave soon, after spending the summer here. Delightful refreshments were served and the guests departed voting Mrs. Kinney most charming hostess. Those present were: Misses Sue and Mary Burney, Hattie and lzora Scott and Mesdames Scott, Sneed, Morrow, Russell, George Buell., Mike Coxsey, Jernigan, May belle of Colorado
 The Misses Sue and Mary Burney delightfully."- entertained a number of friends last Tuesday forenoon in honor of their guest Miss Lora Armitage, a popular teacher in the Rock High School at Little Rock, Ark. Miss Ar mitage has just returned from summer school work at the University in Chi cago. She was formerly from Harri- son and has many acquaintances in Green Forest. Progressive pitch was played and a very substantial one course luncheon was served. The fol- lowing guests were present: The Misses Scott, Walker, Warren, and Mesdames Morrow, Scott, Russell, Kin ney, Tabor, Snow, Puckett, Buell., M. Coxsey, Walker, Lightburn, of Green Forest aud Mrs. Ruth Maybelle of Earl, Colo.