The Green Forest tribune., 1912-07-26

Iludy uIlt lueSudy, VlSltlng at the home of her sister Mrs. John Roberts.
 J. l. Witt and wife and Mrs. Witt's mother are here from Bell county, Texas, for visit with relatives Mrs. Witt is a cousin of Mrs. A. B. Wilson.
 J. B. Pullam has opened produce business at Urbanette and it is his intention to consolidate his other busi- ness interests there.
 Get bottle of Nyal's Tonic at Jerni- gan's. There is nothing like it to pull you through this hot weather. Your money back if not satisfied.
 A party of picnickers too numerous to mention participated in a general supper at the Colvin spring Sunday. This spring is becoming quite a popu- lar retreat.
 J. w. Freeman was in Green Forest Saturday and Sunday, noting the vari- ous improvements in our town, this being his first visit here for some two or three years.
 Rev. c. T. Edwards was called upon at his home Sunday to perform a we'd ding ceremony in which Clay Stroud and Miss Rhoda Emmett were the contracting parties.
 Joplin Business College offers a special proposition to three reliable young people from Green Forest to take course. Mention The Tribune and give reference for catalog S-6
 If you feel "blue'', "No account, 7" lazy, you need good cleaning out. HERBINE is the right thing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver, tones up the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price 50c. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 Auburn Cox and wife were up from Stone county. Mo-, from Friday until Sunday visiting at the home of MT. Cox's father Andy Cox. Miss Snowdie Cox accompanied them home for a two weeks visit
 A. J. Tabor writes that he arrived in Rockyford, Colo, feeling very much worse for the trip, but later reports from him say that he is better and he has strong hopes of being benefited by the change of altitude.
 One of the finest alfalfa, bottom farms in the state for sale at a bar gain. This is proposition that should interest any one who knows a good thing when he sees it. Call at The Tribune office for particulars.
 Spencer Jackson was up from Al pena Tuesday buying lumber for new residence. MT. Jackson is partner in the the firm of Leatherbury & Jack son, produce dealers at Alpena, and he reports that his firm is enjoying a nice business.
 Claus Peters, the photographer, is arranging his affairs to retire from business, much to the regret of those who appreciate the advantages of hay ing a skilled photographer with us. He will return to his former home in Northwest Missouri.
 Mayor Kinney is not only skilled in law and proficient in the duties as magistrate of our city, but he is adept with wire plyers. We noticed him the other day skilfully rescue mule that got a foot hung in the wire fence around the town park.
 J. E. Reynolds and wife were up from Maple Monday. MT. Reynolds was here figuring on selling his big apple crop to the cannery. He says his crop will be larger and finer this year than it was last, which is saying a good deal, for he had an immensely fine crop last year. He sold last year to our cannery.
 Hinchman & Seitz is the style of the firm that succeeds H. D. Meek in the business here. The new proprietors come from Berryville. They will move their business first of next week to the Harbert building on the East side which IS being vacated by Pullam's. We are not advised of the future in- tention of MT. Meek.
 A small water system foFthe town is matter that should commend itself to owners of property in the business part of Green Forest. A plant that would afford some fire protection and much relief from the dust would be an inexpensive affair comparatively speak ing. It would decrease the insurance rates enough to pay for itself in few years. |.
 In every home where there is baby there should also be a bottle of Mo GEES BABY ELIXIR. It may be needed at any time to correct sour stomach, wind collie, diarrhoea or sum- mer complaint. It is a wholesome remedy, contains no opium, morphine or injurious drug of any kind. Price 25c and Soc per bottle. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 J. A. Bush and family, who are here from Scyppel, Ark, for the heated term, have rented George Phillips cottage and will be at home with us at least until the early fall MT. Bush is engaged in the logging business on the Mississippi. He is very much taker with this country from what he has seen of it. MT. Bush will keep one eye on his business by going back anc forth, while his family entirely escapes the heat, malaria and mosquitoes com. mon to lowlands along the Mississippi.