The Green Forest tribune., 1913-07-04
Mrs. T. SNPhillips was over from Ur- banette Wednesday.


 banette Wednesday,
 Jerome Callca of Raum settlement was in the city on business Thursday
 Applicants for Route have received their grade cards, but no notice of the appointment has yet been given out.
 If you want genuine, seasonable bargains you will find them at our store. Come in and see the goods and prices will do the business. Coxsey 6 Son.
 If you feel "blue, s'No account, '' lazy you need good cleaning out HERBlNE IS the right thing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver, tones up the stomach and purifes the. bowels Price Soc. Sold by Shafferfs Drug Store
 The Republican mass convention at Berryville Saturday, called for the purpose of electing delegates to the state convention to nominate can didate for governor resulted in the selection of the following delegates A. J. Russell, R. s. Granger, J. w. Freeman, James, Davis, c. B. Grim, J. E. Hendrickson, E. F. Payne
 The Eureka Springs ball team under the leadership of Capt. Norma Stevens engaged our Invlncibles on the local diamond Tuesday afternoon, the visitors losing by the fearful odds of IF to l. The visiting team, however, proved game and conducted themselves like gentlemen in every respect. They have some good material in their team and only lack practice to be able to put up good game.
 The ingenious mind of somebody ought to get to work and propagate, inaugerate or otherwise invent a scheme to get water on the town park. The grass and trees both need it besides the comfort of those lounging and resting about the place would be enhanced several hundred per cent. Ii IS also fact that the dust on the square could be allayed and the gen. eral comfort of the town be promoted d by the same invention. A gasoline engine, pump and 100 feet of hose would just about do the business. Now, honest, what do you think about | it?
 Just before taking his departure from his home to fill his appoint tment with his congregation Sunday evening, Rev. Crump was visited by Will Morris and Miss Laura Patty, who desired his services as officiating minister to solemnize a marriage ceremony which the Methodist pastor performed in as becoming manner as a surprised preacher could act under the circum- stances. The event, however, could hardly be pronounced a general sur prise, for as much had been anticipat- ed by their friends for some time. MT and Mrs. Morris went to Osage l Monday for visit with the groomSs relatives before establishing them- selves in the house keeping business in Green Forest.
 Miss Edna Bradfeld left Sunday evening with ticket reading Van coover, B. C., expecting to be gone until her duties as teacher in the Green Forest school call her home early in September. In her itinery is included visit to quite number of cities of the great northwest. She expects to take in the national educa- tional association at Salt Lake and spend a week in Yellowstone Park. What time she is not engaged in travel and sightseeing, she will spend with a sister who resides in Everett, Wash. She expected to be joined in Kansas City by a lady friend, teacher in the Lebanon, Mo, school who will be her companion throughout the entire journey.
 A life of incessant toll was ended last Sunday evening, when Aunt Hester Hayhurst, the old washer woman, passed peacefully to her re- ward after an illness of several weeks, Aunt Hes" had been a familiar figure in Green Forest for many years, as she went about the streets gather ing up or delivering Washings. Hel only mission during the long years she lived in this world was to work and no one doubts that to her death comes as a rest from a wearisome life of toil. Everybody respected her and more popular subscription paper was never circulated in Green Forest than the one passed around asking fol money to defray the funeral ex- penses. It was cause in which evel person asked was glad to contribute Interment was made at Fair Grove cemetery Monday.
 In every home where there is baby there should also be a bottle of Me. 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 plum, morphine or injurious drugs of any kind Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store.
 Among the attractive things to be seen in E. s. Foreman's s vineyard is ( specimen of the Himalaya blackberry that is truly wonderful. MT. Foreman put out the plant three years ago and is getting his first crop this year. The vine is of the most prolific growth imaginable, some of the new branches this season having already put on a growth of more than twenty feet The vine has already monoplized 6 frame thirty feet long and appears to be yetin its infancy. The fruit is large, resembling the dewberry both in size and shape and far exceeds anything in the blackberry family in flavor An other remarkable feature about the plant is that it does not shed it's old growth annually but the same body remains as a tree to bear fruit year after year, so the history of the plant tells us. The fruit is so sweet as to need but little sugar in cooking. The plant comes from the Himalaya mountains Tn Asia and is compara- lively a stranger in the United States. The introduction we get to the new product in Foreman's vineyard is certainly very interesting and we advise berry growers to see this plant.