The Green Forest tribune., 1911-08-11
The Local Mix-up.
Coming to the reunion?

1 usual summer vacation at the Springs.
 Mrs. Will Wells was visiting her parents at Berryville first of the week. John F. Crumpler, the piano man, was up from Harrison first of the week. Lee Smith was called to Searcy by motor car first of the week
 About 50 good stock sheep for sale, mostly ewes. w. c. Russ, Berryille, Ark. 8-4
 A couple of auto experts were down from Springfield this week to overhaul Bill sneediI car.
 Street Commissioner Gatten is mak- ing considerable sign, rounding up the streets lately.
 T. J. Enix and George Sloan and families have returned after about a years residence in Oregon.
 Cashier Clyde West of the "N. A. :" and wife of Eureka Springs were Sun day visitors in Green Forest.
 Ira Ward has returned to Grard
 
 parents MT. and Mrs. $. L. Ward
 Everybody is expected to meet every body else in Green Forest next week They are both coming to the reunion.
 If you want well drilled on short notice better see Hammonds & Rhodes, who are here with their big steam drill. SIS.
 Golman Norris left Wednesday for Amarillo and O. M. Satterfield at Cana dian.
 Eld. W. A. Bailey baptized five per sons at Yocum Sund ay afternoon, the result of a revival he had been conduct ing at Oak Grove.
 Piano certificates are given with all purchases of job printing and advertis- ing at The Tribune office as well as with all cash subscriptions.
 J. R. Crawford and wife left for Aurora, Ark, Wednesday for visit with his mother Mrs. Hartman before returning to their home at Imboden.
 The Tribune has special prize for piano contestants soliciting subscrip- tions for The Tribune. Call at the of flee and get particulars.
 Don't get in hurry, Tom Buell. has ordered a car of famous Weber wagons He will do you just right and save you money if you want good wagon.
 E c. Cooper dropped in to Sunday ---,4 tc foy> uT ic r,ln tu of work in connection with his duties as special agent for the great Continen tai.
 You never fed your face anything that would make it smile quicker or more pleasantly than those fruits to be found at Buell's parlor.
 Urbanette flour is home product and equal to the best flour on the mark ct. It is milled by M A. Oldham, the well-fnown expert. Ask your dealer for it.
 Joplin Business College graduates have no dry weather-ba crop worries. A sure salary beats chance crop. Notes accepted for tuition New term Sept. A. S-26
 The Veterans not the .old veter- ans'-are going to be with us next week. Don't call them "old." Col. Jones declares they are all growing younger every year.
 Veterans and their friends meet in annual reunion at Kimberling Park on White River Aug. 31, Sept. 1 and ?. Come, all who feel interested and tell the old boys "howdy." A. G. Callen.
 K. M. Lewis, residing near Black Oak QHollentot) school house, has trad ed his S0-acre farm out there for 160- acre tract in Pueblo county, Colo. Ex- change of residences will be made soon.
 Andy Cox says that things look fine as a fiddle out on his route. He believes that corn is shade the best yet, and he says Roy Hyle has fine crop of late potatoes, growing right out in the open.
 H. l.. Watt requests the announce ment that a meeting is to be held at the Ferguson hall at 2 p. m. next Sun day for the purpose of effecting an organization of the laboring men of the community.
 Charley Duncan was in town Tuesday and had his paper changed from Gll- bert, Ark, to Route 1, he having temporarily gone out~of railroad service and taken up his duties as road over seer of Yocum township.
 Buell. & Edgmon have been appointed agents of the Fidelity Phoenix and the Aetna, two of the best fire insurance companies, and are now competing for business. They invite you to call at the Bank if interested in insurance.
 A mighty good way to get piano cer ti6cates is to get subscriptions for The Tribune. One young lady secured more than ten thousand votes in this way and hasn't missed the time. Others have secured quite nice little punches. Mrs. A. L. Kinney, teacher of voice and piano, will give a public recital with her .pubils at her home Wednes- day nighH Aug. Is. The parents and friends of the pupils and others inter- ested in music are cordially invited to attend.
 J. l.. Russell has been appointed local agent of the Continental Fire Insurance Co.,, which is represented by F.. C.. Cooper as special agent. It would be needless to suggest to the insuring public the advantages of insuring in this company.
 The Ladies of the Home Mission Socie- ty of the M. E. Church South will serve dinner on the reunion grounds Aug. Is and 19 and desire liberal patronage. Any assistance rendered them by other ladies will be appre.