The Green Forest tribune., 1913-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
$I.OO Overalls soc at The Fair.

Sunday.
 soc Work Shirts 3ec at The Fair.
 Everybody is going to the fair, better come go Hong.
 Bryant Coxsey was in Kansas City last week buying more furniture.
 Mike Coxsey's new residence is look very much like completed home now. Good 25c Rio Coffee 17 1-2c pound at The Fair.
 Miss Annie Bruton of Bellefonte is IS visiting friends in Green Forest.
 Jack Reeves and wife were visitors last week at the home of J. H. Bata, their son-in-law, at Harrison.
 Have your New Fall Suit made to your individual measure by the Royal or Globe Tailors, at The Fair.
 Jim Morgan has made a handsome improvement in the appear ance of his premises by rebuilding his barn.
 Foresta for Biscuits. adv.
 The Green Forest Hardware Co.,, has rented the west room of the Fergu son building and is filling it full of buggies for fall trade.
 Big line of Ladies' Percale and Ging- ham Dresses just received, worth up as high as $2.5O. Your choice $1.OO, at The Fair.
 Lee Smith went to Berryville Mon day morning to get ready with an exhibit of l. H. c. machinery for the fair.
 There seems to be nothing in the way of starting that good roads move ment The Tribune and Judge Pittman were talking about month or so ago. Buy your school stationery of Don aldson & Myers. A pencil given with each 5c purchase of stationery and school supplies.
 Same as new, Moore's air tight base burner, coal heating stove, for sale at less than half cost. A great big bar gain. Mrs. John Roberts, phone 93. Foresta for Biscuits. adv.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Russell was a pas senger to Berryville Sunday evening, taking with he handsome lot of fancy work to put on exhibition at the fair
 Dr. w. L. Davenport, Dentist. office over the Post Office.
 Kirk Farmer of Berryville has bought the fountain and restaurant business formerly owned by Phillips & Huffaker and has re-opened the stand for busi ness.
 New line of Fall Shoes just received. Look them over. The Fair.
 Mayor w. w. Leatherberry of Alpena was Green Forest visitor Monday returning from the funeral of his | Uncle Hercules Ownbey, which was held at Yocum Sunday
 The home of Mr. and Mrs. Len Rev. holds has been made exceedingly bright by the installing of fine player plano, the sale having been made by the invincible Crumpler.
 Take home sack of Gold Bond Flour if you want the Best, at The Fair.
 Geo. Shipman was in St. Louis first of the week rounding up the people from whom he had purchased his new barber chairs, the shipment having been delayed beyond the time contracted
 The Tribune is pleased indeed to be able to report that the injury Mrs. Mike Coxsey received last week proved not to be nearly so serious as first thought, and she is already quite her. self again.
 At the Methodist church Sunday l will preach a special sermon to women. Subject, "A Woman's Power and Place in Life" The men are invited, but the women are urged to be present.
 REV. E. w. CRUMP.
 Very low one-way colonist rates te western points on sale daily Sept. 25th to Oct. 10th. For rates and infor- nation ask your agent or write E. E. Smythe, Traffic Manager, Eureka Spring, Ark. M. & N. A. R. R.
 Logan Stepheson has returned here from limbo to enter school. Logan made good all-round record with us last year and the glad hand has been extended him by everybody, citizens as well as pupils and teachers.
 Garland Snyder, chief of The Trb- une's Denver Bureau, was in town Monday with a string of new sub- scribers. The Tribune's subscription list is like the proverbial pumkin vine that grew so fast it drug all the blos- soms off.
 John Blasingame was up from Coin Monday, securing burial outfit for his neighbor, the wife of w. w. Evans, who died suddenly of heart failure early that morning. The Evans family has only lived in that vicinity for about two years.
 Miller M. A. Oldham has been unable to be on duty the past two or three weeks, making it necessary to employ a miller. At present S. Sibley of Webb City, Mo-, is helping to keep up the standard of "Oldham's Best" anc "Foresta.
 James Trimble came down from Osage Friday and left that evening for Fayetteville to resume his studies in the University. Jimmie is bril- liant young man, one of solid purpose ir life, and we predict that he is going tc make his "mark. ''
 Roy Sawyer was called to Eureka Springs in posthaste last Friday tc welcome fine son, which arrived at the home of it's grand parents Mr. and Mrs. Crow the day before. The youngs- ter has been christened Jack Leon, and IS very fine youngster, just for the world like it's father.
 The Tribune regrets very much to note that nothing has yet been done to repair the damages recently done the Christian church by Tightening. We hope to see the brethern get busy soon, as the looks of the edifce is a very poor advertisement to strangers, be- sides the damage to the building is get ting greater all the time
 Mayor Kinney came home Monday from a business visit to Oklahoma, Fredrick being hls principal objective point. He says that southwestern Oklahoma, so far as he could see, is toe | dead tO skin Ha saw noora fad bo