The Green Forest tribune., 1911-08-18

 material for cuIverts, blasting, etc.
 Let us talk this up at once and com plete the road by October 15.
 All who want good roads help us push this proposition and we will help you back Yours truly,
 ANDY Cox. May Have Flying Machine at Fair,
 Secretary Sam Doxey of the North Arkansas Fair Association was in Green Forest Tuesday, soliciting advertising for the coming fair which is dated for Sept 27-30.
 MT. Doxey says the outlook for a successful fair is good. The renewed energy that has come over the people since the rains came to replenish the crops has filled most everybody with enthusiasm upon the subject, and he thinks that the fair will be up to the standard in every respect as to eX- hibits, while right now the prospects are exceedingly good for something un- usual in the way of attractions.
 Negotiations are in progress fer the purpose of securing an aviator as the leading feature of the attractions Of course, such rare treat as this will come high. It means that the fair as- sociation and others interested will have to take stock liberally. The rail road company has signifed it's willing ness to stand a portion of the expense. The catalogues, Mr. Doxsey says, will be off the press within a week, and the big posters are due to arrive any time.
 Ask your grocer for Pennsylvania smokeless oil.
 Miss Ora Warren is helping out the Tribune this week.
 Miss Ida Warren leaves Saturday for St. Louis to buy stock for the Pullum l store.
 The Tribune has mourning stationery and is prepared to print funeral notices any time.
 John Rhodes was up from Yocum again Wednesday looking after some business matters.
 Mrs. George Basone and children of Kingston have been visitors this week at the home of Prof. and Mrs. Rurney.
 Sons and grandsons of Veterans, re- member you are invited to ride in pa rade Friday morning.
 Mr and Mrs. A. L. Kinney are plan ming to leave soon for a visit to their former home at Reading, Mich.
 Miss Hattie Mckee arrived Sunday from Oxford, Miss, for visit of two weeks with her sister Mrs. H. P. Bur ney.
 Word comes from Denver that Joe Erwin, who has been quite i'll of fever, is improving and will soon be able to be out.
 Oscar Beck was up from Denver | Wednesday. He will leave next week for Branson, Mo-, to take charge of the public school there.
 Everything looks encouraging for the reunion. The "advance guard" is here and plans seems to be matured to show everybody good time.
 c. S. Kirkpatrick and family of Cape Girardeau, Mo-, have been guests the past week at the home of MT. Kirk patrick s sister Mrs. W. L. Sneed.
 Homer Foster, that hopelessly con 1 firmed knight of the grip, was renewing his relation with some of Green Forest business people Wednesday.
 Farmers and others riding or drivin 2 | to town can borrow wire pliers at either of the hardware stores or the Tribune office until further notice, or until the new fence is built around the town park
 A wedding took place in the Warner vicinity Sunday in which Ross Myers and Miss Jay Windham were the contracting parties. The groom is a son of Henry Myers and the bride a daughter of George Windham.
 Farmer Charley Buell. was market ing his crop of honey in town Tuesday. Charley says that this year has not been quite as good for honey as last, besides his bees have cheated him. They have put up over pound to the box.
 Marcus Orrell and his little niece Ollie Fay Sigenthaler came in We'd nesday from Boynton, Okla, to visit relatives and take in the reunion. MT. Orrell looks just about ten years young CT than he did when he was here year ago.
 A jolly party of young people went to Denver Sunday on a general picnic expedition and from all accounts they succeeded in their purpose admirably. There were included in the party Misses Nora and Viola Shipman, Ora, Ida and Joe Warren and Jennie liar bert and Messrs Henry Donaldson, Airl Diclard and l c. Johnson.
 Mrs. A. E. Stafford and daughter Miss Bertha of Springfield, Mo, mother and sister of J. c. Stafford, anti Mrs. c. A. Cox of Aurora, Mo-, mother-in- law of MT Stafford, have all been guests at the Stafford ranch during the past week. Mrs. Stafford's visit brought together four generations of the Stafford family. Ph hotoUraphel