The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-15

Green Forests new roller mill i; now practic ally ready for business, thl machinery having been trained up wit perfee. success this week. Our new mill is an enterprise every citizen O. the town and country is proud of There is not better one in the state
 Peach shipping by tae ear load was ended for the season Tuesday, tota of fifteen cars having been billed out from Green Forest. It will not be known for some days what prices have been realized. but the market reports indicate that they will net the growers not less than q dollar a bushal, or about $590 per car.
 Edwin Thayer has gone to Little Rock to attend two weeks farmers institute, he being entitled to his ex- penses on account of having been 2 prze winner in the boys corn club. His school at Hu5bey is being taken care of during his absence by Miss Mary Bugney.
 Ben Rush, an old, old timer, of this country, is here from Crittenden county for 9 visit with old time friends. This is his first visit here in a number of years. He is accompanied by his sister-in-laW Mrs. Triphenia Rush, also a long-time-ago resident here. Mrs. Rush lives at Joplin, Mo.
 Marcus Orrell is in from Boynton, Okla, on his biennial visit to his old home here and will help swell the re- union crowds We are surprised to learn that none of those Oklahoma widows have yet taken our friend under her protecting care. Perhaps he prefers to find one over here in Ark ansas.
 The home Of Mrs. James Pryor is just alive of Willses, four of her broth CTS having turned up here Wednesday. They are John Wills, accompanied by his wife, of Taylor county, Texas: Nat Willis of Red Lodge, Mont; Wills Wills of TahleQuah. Okla; and Burrell Wills of Blue Eye, Mo. The oldest of the quartet of brothers is John, aged 78, and the youngest is Burrelb aged 69 This is the first time they have all been together in over thirty years. This is indeed happy event for Mrs. Pryor.
 W. J. Mallett, an experienced hotel man of Neosho, Mo-, has taken a three year lease on the Star hotel property and is having the place thoroughly overhauled. The name has been changed to Hotel Mallett. Mrs. Alfrey, who owns the property, took her de parture for Neosho Wednesday even ing, where she will make her future home.
 c. B. Grim began Monday morning to move his stock of goods into the Fer guson building preparatory for work to begin on the 1emodeling of his store, which will be done by Con- tractor Watts. Having the last lick at improvement-up to this time-We may reasonably expect Mir. Grim to have the incest store in town when finished. Such is the Green Forest way of doing things.
 Just suppose the case. MT. Blank owns twenty acres of vineyard of the same quality of those owned by E. s. Foreman and J. s. Tucker. Suppose that the owner should ship out In car lots tc the best market for grapesf What do yot think would be the effect bf the trans action on the husbandmaS bank ac- count? It would mean iR the course ol comparatively no time h8 would have more money than the Rsnk of Greer Forest. Any man eoud do it, if ht was possessed the eleygents that have to he exercised in tfe production of grapes, the principal fingrediants' q which are labor and pStience.