The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL The weather is some 'ot. Get ready for the rel1nion

Get ready for the reunion.
 The reunion comes on next week.
 Harvest the weeds before the re- union.
 Another rain would not be intruding by any means.
 Every thing is still looking fine and dandy for the reunion.
 Dr. Schmitz new home is almost ready for occupancy.
 Mrs. T. S. Phillips was over from Urbanette again Monday.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kinds of dray work. Phone 39.
 Thomas Davis and family leave this week for their home in Texas.
 Good cider mill for sale cheap. Call on l. T. Shahan. 88
 Dr. Harvey of Berryville was a Green Forest visitor Tuesday.
 Postmaster Tabor and wife were Berryville visitors last Saturday.
 Just as well get ready for our friends are coming in droves to the reunion.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Morris have moved to Osage, where they will make their home.
 H. c. Shaffer, watchmaker and jeweler and engraver. All work guar anteed
 Miss Laura Villines returned home Tuesday after three weeks visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
 Miss Nora Michell of Dyersberg, Tenn, is here for visit with her brother s. c. Michel Jr.
 Less than month now until school opens, then the small boy will be in his glory-to some extent.
 Mrs. E. E. Poynor and children re. turned Sunday from visit with rela- tives and friends on Osage.
 H. c. Shaffer, O. D., graduate optician and refractionist, with Shaf- fer's Drug Store. Miss Gladys Russell was a guest of her friend Miss Kate Cotton at Har- rison during the past week. Bert Kirkham and family were up from Alpena during the latter part of last week visiting relatives. Green Forest ought to have colt show. No section of the country could bring together finer bunch.
 Frank Courtleyou of Kansas City was here first of the week looking after some business matters.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilson came up from Harrison Sunday evening for a visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. E. Wise
 The turnstiles to the town park have been put in place during the past week and they serve the purpose admirably.
 E. s. Foreman has been in Eureka Springs during the past week arrang- ing to market his fine crop of grapes. Lee Smith has been in Heber Springs during the past week looking after some sales for the International Har- vester Go.
 Wayne Lamb is all the way back from Colorado already. He says he did not go away with the intention of staying.
 Miss Virgie Wheaton is in from Pat terson, Iowa, for visit with friends for short time, before taking up her duties as a teacher there.
 Ralph Fitzpatrick and family were in Green Forest on last Friday enroute to their home at Osage after an extended visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
 Assistant Station Agent Chas. Dun. can has moved into the property cor ner Ninth and Springfield streets, re. gently vacated by c. H. Colvin. ] L. M. McCracken and family of l Sarcoxie, Mo-, were guests at the Sneed home from Sunday to Tuesday MT. McCracken is son of Rev. Ewing McCracken and is merchant of Sar. coXie.
 Col. Iverson A. Jones of Grass Leaf was spreading little sunshine in town Tuesday and Wednesday. The Colonel was not cooperating with Olc Sol, however. He says crops are gooC out his way.
 Noah Teter has a handsome dwelling already under way on his lots in tn, Smith & Hays addition. The work i. being done by Arthur Eversole Mfr ] Teter will become a resident of the city early in the fall,