The Green Forest tribune., 1913-07-11

Steve Michell returned Wednesday from Battle Creek, Mich, where he took his wife to a sanitarum for an operation. He says heleft Mrs. Michell getting along nicely, having passed over the danger point. He hopes to have her home again in a few weeks.
 Samuel Orebaugh, who went away to visit for the summer, returned home Wednesday, coming direct from Des Moines, Ia. He says 1t is too hot up in that country to do much good with the visiting business, so he come home and will take new start, if he should decide to continue his tour. Mrs. Ore baugh is expected home in a week or two.
 Prof. Burney and R. c. Gibson will discuss consolidation at Parker next Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. It is to be hoped they will be given a good hearing.
 Overseer Bob Thorn is unanimous in his opinon that the ice cream furnished him and his men by E. s. Foreman Tuesday afternoon was the best article on earth. Mir. Foreman was promptly elected by the bunch as the prince of good fellows. 1t is no wonder Bob spread himself just little in improving the street in front of Mr. Foreman's home.
 Later: George Shipman set 'em up to lemonade and Bud Ward also Go the ice cream. Bob says it is no trouble at all now to get hands to work on the street.
 Mrs. Artie Sneed, wife of John Sneed of Coin, died on last Sunday afternoon. Interment was made at Glenwood Mon day, services being conducted by Rev. c. T. Edwards Mrs Sneed was about 40 years old. She was a daughter of the late William Looney and besides her husband and daughter, Mrs Sam Campbell, she is survived by her mother and two sisters. Mrs. Sneed had been sufferer from a chronic ailment for a long time and her de ath came as no surprise. She had long since made preparation for the ordeal and really death came to her as a rest from a period of long suffering. The bereft ones have the sympathy of g wide circle of friends.
 The call extended to Eld. Myrick of Heber Springs to the pastorate of the Baptist church here, which should have become effective July l, was not ac- cepted, consequently the church here is pastorless.
 If you have been seeing the ball games from the outside without paying, don't do it any more. The boys justly feel that all spectators should help with the expenses. Hereafter anybody in sight of the game will be asked to contribute 15 cents.
 Rudy Garrison was knocked in the head with rock by Ellis Ayers at Alpena on the fourth, the skull being seyerly crushed. Garrison was in a serious condition at last report. Both parties were drinking.
 w. J. Davis, life insurance man of Ozark, Ark, has been talking life insurance to our people for the past week. He was joined by his wife Wednesday.
 pr. Spurlin has been in his dental office here this week, the first time in two months.
 Mrs. Elizabeth Box, aged 75 years, died at the home of her daughter Mrs. Sarah Asbury on J w. Snyd9r's place July l. She was Q newcom eS in this country.
 When you feel lazy, out of sorts and yawn a good deal in the daytime, you can charge it to torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of Impurities. HERBINE cures all dis orders producedA by an inachve liver. J 1t strengthens tHat organ, cleanses Ndhe bowels and put the system in gooe healthy condition. Price 50t. Sold by
 ShaGer's Drug Store.
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