The Green Forest tribune., 1912-09-20
Me danes M. S. Coxsey and G. w.. Coxsey were Berryville visitors Friday.

OOSSey were befTyVlle VlSlCOTS rludy.
 Miss Viola Shpman has been assist ing Mrs. Amy Harden in the post office the past week.
 Frank Tanning has been crippling around this week, due to having been thrown from horse.
 Thantham & Buell. are going to get out new list of lands for sale. It will pay you to list with them now, for the next list will be given wide circulation,
 H. P. McCracken is down from Kingston visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs. George Coxsey, and attending the revival meeting.
 Stanton Johnson and wife spent Sun day afternoon in Harrison. J. L. Russell and wife went down to Harrison Sunday afternoon to visit MT. and Mrs. A. J. Tabor. Mrs. Russell remained over until Monday evening.
 Mrs. D. Whitaker and children left Saturday night for their home at Flu faula, Okia., after a months S visit at the home of her father, J. A. Standlee.
 For rent, trade or sale -50-acre, well improved farm, 1-2 miles from Green Forest. Would trade for town proper ty. For further particulars, cali on or address J. B. Arview, Green Forest, Ark. 9-28.
 We are now ready to show complete line of the new fall hats for ladies, misses and children. Ladies Pattern hats, Ready to wear hats and com plete line of Millinery Novelties. Come examine and get prices. Stacy Sisters.
 Mir. and Mrs. Roy K. Maybell arriv- ed from the west on Thursday of last week and, as has been previously an- nounced, they will make their home in Green Foest. MT. Maybell has be- come interested in the mercantile bus mess of his father-in-law, c. B. Grim, and will try shifting his hand from klicking the telegraph instrument to tearing calico, weighing sugar and coffee and listening to the song of the more quiet life. Both members of the new firm, accompanied by Mrs. May bell, left Sunday evening for St. Louis, where they are buying this week. It is a hearty welcome, indeed, that the people of Green Forest extend these excellent young people.
 The long and much mooted question of location of the railroad shops seems to be settled in favor of Harrison. The official announcement of the com pany is yet lacking, however. The building known as the Central Hotel was destroyed by fire of un- known origin about nine o'clock Satur- day night. F., E. Wiley, the owner and occupant, was visiting in the coun- try when the fire occurred. We under stand there was $900 insurance on the property.
 Miss Dorthy Latterner returned to Green Forest for visit of few days last week. She left Tuesday evening to enter the state university. Miss Jim Burney left Tuesday even- ing for Fayetteville to enter the uni versity.
 Eld. J. B. Rose arrived home We'd nesday from Tinney, Okla, near Law ting while visiting at the home of | crops out there and he actually has some symptoms of Oklahoma fever.
 It has been suggested that now is an exceptionally good time for road over seers to go over their roads and make the repairs necessary to keep the roads from washing in many places where they have been worked the past few months. The county can be saved great deal money by takinga stitch in time in this matter.
 We have had drop of about fifty degrees in temperature during the past ten days.
 Young people may either give notes for board or work for board if they are not able to pay for board while attend ing the Springfield Businesss College. One hundred girls may work for small families for board. Write President Taylor.
 Teachers: Ask Joplin Business Col lege for uniform Report Cards-on card good for full year. Send Sc for each 25 wanted. Songs for opening ol entertainments free.
 Miss Ada Alfred closed her contract at Upper Piney last Friday and enter. ed school here Monday.
 Jink Hickman from the Hayhurst ol No Pone district, was among the new pupils entering school this week. The total enrolment is now 243.
 Joplin Ice Cream-best on earth-at Shahan's parlor.
 Call on w. A. Walker for all kind. of dray work. Phone 96.
 For sale-Farm implements, stock and crops. H. J. Woolwine.
 Eat, drink and be merry at Shahan parlor for tomorrow you may melt.
 Those ice drinks at Shahan's art guaranteed to touch the spot ten times out of nine.
 See J. L. Russell for all kinds o1 Notary work. He will give you first class service.
 Go to the Chicago Restaurant fol meals or lunches. Upstairs in the Ferguson building.
 See Trantham & Buell. at once abou listing your land or property.
 That new yard fence of Dr. Lund berg is a dandy It illustrates hand