The Green Forest tribune., 1913-08-22

Mrs. Allie Callen of Bellefonte ha! been a guest of her daughter Mrs. E E. Poynor during the past week.
 Misses Viva and Myrtle Killebrew o. Everton were guests of Misses RoXit and Manda Porter during the reunion
 Lee Ramsey sold $1140O worth ot EIbertas from tWo-acre orchard ol Elbertas. He marketed at the cannery.
 MT. and Mrs. George Buell. and sol Clay spent Sunday at Denver, visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. s. ?. Beck
 Tiff Denton and wife of CarroIlton spent portion of the past week, guesti at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Morrow.
 Miss Ruth Scott of Osage left Satur day fer visit with relatives in Nortl Missouri, after taking in the reunion here.
 Mrs. Newt Henry was here iron the home of her neice Mrs. E. E. Poynor.
 For Sale All kinds of bargains in groceries at Wells & Cox s. Adv.
 Mrs. Joe Fancher and children were over from Berryville, visiting her par ents MT. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey during the reunion.
 J. B. Reeves has been quite badly knocked out for several days, being unable to look after the management of the cannerY.
 Bert Grim is in from Kansas for a visit. lie is not sure about what he is going to de. He says the intense drought prevailing in Kansas has got him guessing.
 John Reeder came in from Kansas Monday, having finished up the wheat harvest out there, that is that part of it the drought didn't get
 James II. Bata and family were up from Harrison to take in the reunion and visit at the home of Grandfather and Grandmother Reeves.
 Jeff Fowler, the Socialist orator, was here from St. Joe Saturday night and spoke to quite a congregation of people in the town park.
 Mrs. D. P. shibIey and Mrs. Edna Noble of Van Buren, mother and sister of Mrs. Jess Buell., are here for a visit at the home of the latter.
 Mr. and Mrs. Clark White of Wes- ton, ". Va, are visiting at the home of Capt. and Mrs M. V. Lightburn. Mir. White is nephew of Mrs. Light burn.
 The protracted meeting at Tanning school house, under the direction of Evangelist J. B. Rose, is progressing quite favorably, several conversions being reported.
 Harry Shaffer is now located cn the north side with his jewelry store, where he is handsomely fitted up for testing eyes and fitting glasses as well as for the other departments of hls business.
 J. C. Smith, lawyer and editor of Jasper, was Green Forest with his family last week visiting at the home of his sister Mrs. Harve Nilline5. Mr. Smith is one of the proprietors of the Newton County Times.
 Harry Shalfer and wife went to Eureka Springs Sunday evening, where Mrs. Shaffer will spend few days with two sisters who are so journing in the resort. Harry returned home Mon day.
 Constipation is the starting point for many serious diseases. To be healthy keep the bowels active and regular HERBINE will remove all accumulation in the bowels and put the system in prime condition. Price 50c. Sold by Shatfer's Drug Store.
 It is a very noticeable fact that the corn that was cultivated late this season has stood the drought the best. In fact, well cultivated crops are going to mature we'll while others are badly injured or bulned up. Right now is the time to make some observations as to the value of late, shallow culti- vation.
 James Stevens was brought home from Eureka Springs Saturday.. where he has been confined in a hospital for three weeks, on account of a broken knee cap, sustained in a fall from a motor car. He will be laid up for some time yet Mr Stevens is em- ployed in the bridge and building de- partment of the M. & N. A.
 A party of Texans arrived here last Friday for a visit. They are Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Harris and daughter Miss Ella, Mrs. Eliza McFadden and daughter, Mrs. Rebecca Jane Snyder. Mrs. Harris and Mrs. McFadden are sisters of George and Richard Gallo way, hence they have quite list of connection here.
 They have a plano contest or at liar rison in which the Times is interested. One young lady bent on winning the prize sent check to the paper the other day for sixty-five dollars for sub scriptions. All it cost her was the effort. It is needless to say that this young lady ranks at the head of the list. If she don't win that piano we will miss our guess.
 Dr. E. E. Poynor was called to Little Rock by telegram Wednesday to the bedside of his brother-in-laW Dr. Luther Callen, who was. to be operated upon for appendicitis. The news of Dr Callen's illness came as a great surprise. lie has been stationed at Little Rock for several months, where he is employed as surgeon for the Rock Island railroad
 The sack of "0ldham's Best9 flour the highest grade put out by the