The Green Forest tribune., 1913-06-27

Leila Meadot left last week for Washington state.
 Mrs. Dixon visited in Harrison during the past week.
 Eld. J. B. Rose was in Heber Springs Sunday.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kinds of dray work. Phone 39.
 Bill Jenkins was up from Alpena to ''root' for his home team Tuesday,
 Schools wanting desks or any school supplies should see Prof. Burney.
 Low cut shoes go at low cut prices at CoXsey & Sons until after the Fourth.
 Miss Joe Hussey of Eureka Sprin gs visited Green Forest friends first of the week.
 All summer dress goods going at greatly reduced prices at CoXsey & Sons.
 For fine photograph work, go to Jennings. Ferguson Hall. Next door to Fair store.
 w. L. Sneed and wife, Bill Jr. and Mrs. Nellie Sneed visited relatives at SarcoXie, Mo-, last week.
 The condition of Uncle Andy Tipton remains quite critical, though some better than he has been.
 J. E Pullum, the Urbanette pugilist, was reading the riot act to some of his rivals in town Wednesday.
 Miss Kate Rhodes is at home with her sister Mrs. Donaldson, after visit with her mother down on the Missouri border
 Miss Georgia Backus came home Wednesday from Vernon, Tex, where she had been visiting for the past several months.
 George Hurt, the famous mud spread CT, is here from Eureka Springs, daub- ing the walls of the new buildings on the north side.
 Miss Virgie Beck was in the city Fri day en route to her home at Denver, after week spent in Berryville at the institute and examination.
 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 & Son. 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
 Embroidered White Voil Dress Goods regular $1.50 value going at 50 cents a yard. A few other such bargains will be thrown in for good measure. Coxsey & Son.
 Mrs. J. w. Bair, and the little Bairs left for Rich Hill, Mo, Saturday even ing for visit with MT. Bair's parents. John nie will go down next Saturday tC join there for brief stay
 w. c. Coxsey will have his home over hauled soon, enlarging the bath room building new porches, ect. He will also have 1t equipped with water system, pressure to be secured from the tank tC be put in his fathers new home.
 F. o. Butt was here from Eureka Springs Monday, figuring on the detail { concerning the finishing of the First National Bank building; he says the fix lures will be solid oak and plate glass, of late design. A tile floor will be put in.
 Ed J. B. Rose has bought five acres off the south end of J. A. Turley's for, ty (the Newb Edgmon place) which con. meets his place with the Springfield roaC "a very desirable outlet It is Ed Roses purpose to move his buildings out to the road.
 Puckett & Fritz Barber Shop has the agency for the Peirce City Steam Laun dry, Dye and Clean Works. Basket leaves Monday night; back Thursday Everything up to now. Clean hats Dye suits. Oldest laundry in the coun- try. c. c. GROUSE, Manager.
 The Telegraph department of the Springfield Business College can not get enough young men to fill the calls from railroad companies wanting men There never was a time when young men could so easily start in railroad work. Write J. A. Taylor for par ticulars.
 A bilious half si ok feeling loss O. energy, and constipated bowels can bt relived with surprising promptness by using HERBINE. The first dose brings improvements, few doses puts the system in fine, vigorous condition Price soc. Sold by Shaffer Drug Store
 Dr. Oscar Poynor has been dowr from Southwest City, Mo-, the pas week visiting relatives, friends, ct al From a standpoint of avordupois Dr Oscar is big dentist, tipping tht scales at 190. He is also said to ranl about the same weight professionally He will locate at Sallisaw, Okla.
 A post card from E. c. Cooper mailed down in Southern Texas tells us that h, has some remote hopes of seeing us Green Forest folks before the end ol summer. We are not surprised. Coop CT always did like the hospitality of hi: people here about water melon harvest He loves us with all of his stomach.
 It seems that the fellows who work. ed the business men of Green Forest on rural route directory propo positior mas leIt quite lew lflendS Dehlnd The printer of the books had mar here from Harrison Thursday trying to forestall payment for the advertis- ing, while Miss Crochet and other hotel folks along the line have some unpaid board bills.
 Walter Villines and wife went tc Jasper Wednesday in response to g telephone message, stating that Mrs. Villines father, Fletcher Harrison, had 1 fallen from a window in the upper