The Green Forest tribune., 1913-09-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

soc Work Shirts 39c at The Fair.
 want to buy good COW. J. L. Russell.
 George Grever was in Harrison Sat urday afternoon.
 Dr. W. L. Davenport, Dentist. office over the Post Office.
 MT. and Mrs. Lon Villines spent Sat urday night in Eureka Springs.
 T. c. Gatten went to Sprinfgeld, Mo-, Friday night, returning Saturday. New line of Fall Shoes just received. Look them over. The Fair. Miss Ruth Reeves was home Sunday from Wolf Pen, where she is engaged in teaching.
 Jesse Price departed Saturday even ing, for his former home in North Dakota.
 Attorney A. J. Russell of Berryville was in town Monday, looking after some legal matters.
 Mrs. Henry Lenox and children went to Cotton Plant Sunday to join MT. LenoX for a visit.
 Miss Jim Burney left Tuesday even ing for Fayetteville to resume her studies in the University.
 Banker D. J. West of Berryville looked after business matters in Green Forest Monday afternoon.
 Have your New Fall Suit made to your individual measure by the Royal or Globe Tailors, at The Fair.
 Rubber Lewis and Louise Russell were over from Berryville Monday and Tuesday visiting relatives.
 Cecil Stanhope is a new apprentice in The Tribune office and the indications are that he is going to make good.
 Charley Pyron went to Harrison Sunday to help lay brick on the new South Methodist Church building.
 Mrs. Eve Clifford of Arkadia, Kans., home of her sister Mrs. A. DeBarr.
 MT. and Mrs. w. L. Fritz and their very fine daughter are visiting relatives at Bills old home in Madison county. Eld. W. M. Butler and wife arrived here Monday from White Oak, Okla, for visit with relatives and friends. W. L. Sneed has two cottages under construction in the Smith & Hays addition, which he will have to rent. $2O0O stock of goods to trade for land or town property. Red hot prop ositlon. Inquire at the Tribune office. There will be preaching morning and evening at the Baptist church next Sunday by Eld. G. S. Price, the pastor
 MT. and Mrs. Houston Orrell left Wednesday evening for visit at the home of their son Joe at Reeler, Kans.
 Senator W. R, Phillips went to Urbanette Monday evening, where he says he has a job in the canning factory.
 Mrs. Julia Wilson, mother of A. B. Wilson, is seriously i'll at her home on Dry Fork. She is not expected to recover.
 Sidney Villines arrived home Tues day evening after an absence of & month or so visiting relatives in Ten nessee.
 Buy your school stationery of Don aldson 6 Myers. A pencil given with each 5c purchase of stationery and school supplies.
 Bill Barnes, the well known travel was doing his Green Forest customers again first of the week.
 Charley Orebaugh received a fine Duroc-J Jersey male from Kansas Mon day, which he will use to improve the breed of his red hogs.
 The high school b as ket ball tean will give pie supper at the school chapel Saturday night, proceeds iron which to be used to buy uniforms.
 The condition of Uncle Andy Tiptor is such that no hope at all is enter- tained for his recovery. Death has been hourly expected for several days
 Big line of Ladies' Percale and Cling ham Dresses just received, worth up 6: high as $2.5O. Your choice $1.O0, a The Fair.
 Mrs. Smith and daughter Miss Vickie left Monday for their home at Jasper after an extended visit at the home ot Mrs. Smiths daughter, Mrs. Harye Villines.
 Good 25c Rio Coffee F 1-2c poIne ali The Fair.
 Homer Foster, the well known travel ing man, is confined in hotel at Cotter Ark, suffering with broken leg whicl he sustained on boat on White Rive about two weeks ago.
 HERBINE is the medicine that cures biliousness, malaria and constipation The first dose makes you feel better, { few additional doses cures completely Price soc. Sold by Shaffer's Drue Store.
 will be in Green Forest next Wed nesday afternoon, Sept. "A. Those wanting Spirilla corsets send me . card at Berryville and l will call anC see them. Mrs. Ethel Doxey Hill.
 l.. w. Houser of Pawnee, Okla, is here for visit at the home of his son. in-law J. P. Dilley, one the gentlemen who recently moved here from Okla homa and rented Charley Harbert' farm.
 Very low one-way colonist rates tc western points on sale daily Sept. 25tf to Oct. 10th. For rates and infor-