The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-20


 Len Reynolds and Ed Douglas at tended the lot sale at Harrison We'd nesday.
 Scholarship in the Central Business College of SedaIia, Mo, for sale at The Tribune office.
 From everywhere in this country comes the story of abundance, wheat, oats and hay crops.
 While good rain would have served some purposes mighty well this week, the dry weather has been just what the harvesters have been looking for.
 It is necessary for all persons in debted to Stacy Sisters to settle at once. The firm is now changed. Kind ly give the matter your attention. adv.
 Mr. and Mrs. DeBarr dined at the A. B. Wilson home Monday and were accompanied home that evening by Ro- yer, who had a long visit inithe country
 George Shipman went to St. Louis Sunday night to purchase new outfit for his barber shop. He says he will have something exceedingly swell, when he gets his new supplies in.
 L. c. Murray and Remmel O'Neal of Harrison spent Friday night and Sat urday forenoon in Green Forest. Mr. Murray brought along his kodak and took a bunch of views about Green Forest.
 c. c. O'Neal's building, which is to be the new home of the Fair store, is getting along well toward the point of completion. It is expected that it will be ready for occupancy soon after the first of July.
 L. V. Porter drew silver set at the Fair drawing the first Saturday in the month. The clock stopped at 9:4440 and he held the ticket nearest to that time. There will be another drawing next Saturday.
 Puckett 6 Fritz are about two to one better prepared than ever to take care of your laundry orders, since they have secured an agency for the Pierce City Steam Laundry. Give them an order.
 It is generally agreed the First National Bank building is going to be a swell looking structure. Those massive round brick columns and mot tied gray, pressed brick walls give it a genuine city flavor.
 James Ward of Alpena, the man who buys anything and sells every thing, was in town looking after bus mess in his line last Saturday. He said he was looking for few good horses just at that time
 We have received copy No of the Pangburn News, edited and published by George E. Wiswel It is as bright and spicey as you please, starting off with a good advertising patronage We wish it unlimited success.
 Mrs. Fred Lance and children arriv- ed last week from Red Lodge, Mont, to make Green Forest their home. Mrs. Lance is a daughter of MT. and Mrs. l. M. Branham. Mr. Lance will join his family here in few weeks.
 wish to say to those who owe Don- aldson and Watkins or Dr. Donaldson individually on old accounts, we must have settlement very soon-can't go longer without it. l could use some iced on these Items, II arranged at once. Dr. c. w. Donaldson.
 The following is list of the stock holders of the Bank of Green Forest, several new ones having been added since the increase of the paid-up cap ital to $25, GOO: A. DeBarr, Dr. w. P. George, Lum Anderson, Houston Or rell, Geo, W. Coxsey, c. D. Shaffer, pr. F. R. Morrow, T. II. Villines, A. L. Kinney, H. J. Griffith, Dr. c. E. Miller, w. H. Kirkpatrick, J. F. Fan ming, John Rhodes. M. s. Coxsey, c. D. Wall, W. G. Coxsey, w. L. Sneed, Alice Edgmon. The annual meeting of the stockholders will be held in July.