The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-02


 day evening for Missouri not positive he will return here.
 pay the top for wheat. l am hand ling Urbanette flour, either wholesale or retail. Also chops and bran. Asa Delozier. Phone 53.
 Little L. V. Porter gave little party for her Sunday School last Sun day evening, the event being in honor of her eight birthday.
 The corn crop has been seriously jn- lured by the drought in portions of Carroll county. But few sections have had sufficiency of rain.
 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 full cast of characters of "The Merry Milkmaids" and complete argu- ment of plot will be given in next weeks issue of The Tribune.
 J. A. Buell., H. L. Roberson, L. T. Hammons and c. c. O'Neal, together with families organized fishing party that went camping out on Osage first of the week.
 The question of the location of shops on the N. A. road has recently been revived and about dozen towns along the line including Joplin are bidding for the location.
 'The Merry Milkmaids is an operet- ta of national reputation and always pleases wherever given. The music is bright and catchy. Watch for particu- lars next week.
 The Merry Milkmaids, an operetta for young people, will be given under the auspices of the M. E. Sunday School, at the school house chapel Friday evening, August 9.
 Mrs. c. H. Colvin, who is visiting her daughter at Armego, Colo, writes she had very enjoyable trip and is finding much pleasure in basking in the Rocky Mountain breezes.
 Aut and Charley Hulsey went to Alpena Monday to commence getting things in order for the canning busi- ness. There is interested with chem in oiiC ldCIOly dIHCS duu Joe fIdlnS, Bode Stacy and Joe Brown.
 Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular. HERB1NE will remove all accumula- tions in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price soc. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 Perry Emmett, an old-time Green Forester, is in from Vernon, Tex, for a visit with his parents MT. and Mrs. J. M. Emmett, out north of town. Perry has been resident of the Pan- handle country for six years and has grown to like the country very much.
 People who hitch their mules and horses around the town park had bet ter be scared, for the town might get case of damages against them for their stock getting their nasty, old feet tangled up in our beautiful park fence. It is unquestionably clear case of trespassing.
 There is an old saying the truth of which is not questionable and that is that all signs of rain fail in dry weather. Even Tx missed it wide the mark in predicting a general Eain for last Sunday. Guess work won't hit either when it takes a notion not to rain. The weather clerk has a job in which the public never loses interest.
 Coxsey Bros. have employed the ladies of the Home Mission Society of the Methodist church to serve "The Fyao T,,pob Cot,,r] owl of ,,ou, store. Any help in the way of vege- friend of the society will be appreciat- ments with the ladies to furnish part of the dinner.
 Mayor F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs has twice been Green Forest visitor during the past week. On Friday he came just to be coming and Monday he was called here to prosecute the Wrights. MT. Butt has begun to look quite fatherly since the borning of the third son in his home about month ago, making him out large family of five boys and girls.
 s. w. Adams, for several years resident of the Highland settlement, dropped into Green Forest for visit between trains Tuesday. He has recently moved from Placerville, Calif., to Fayetteville, Ark, on account of educational advantages for the child ren. MT. Adams wears healthy and prosperous look and his friends in Green Forest were delighted to meet him. He left here in 1909.
 Albert and Ruth Wright, residents of the Grim district, were each fined $50 in Justice Russell's court Monday and damage assessed against them to the amount of $6O for hog which they were accused of killing for Charley Matthews. The prosecution was repre- sented by F. O. Butt and the defend ants handled their own case, being as- sisted by Mrs Wright, the mother. The trial attracted large crowd. The defendants gave notice of an appeal to circuit court.
 Herbert Shibley and wife are guests at the homes of their parents here, while Herbert is finishing out his sixty day annual vacation from his duties as station agent at St. Joe. They have just returned from visit to the child hood of Mrs. Shibley in Tennessee on which trip they visited the famous scenes at Chattanooga, Tenn, spend ing two days on Lookout Mountain. MT. and Mrs. Shibley will be here for two or three weeks.
 Posters have been issued at The Tri- bune office this week giving the pro- gram for the coming ex-Confederate reunion Aug.E1 E15 to IF. Among the prominent speakers billed for the oc- casion are Congressman Joe Robinson,