The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-14

Kentucky Belle,', Highland Satur day night.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kind, of dray work. Phone 96.
 If you want to see a swell little show go out to Highland Saturday night.
 Len Reynolds has received a car loac of Minnesota Seed Potatoes. Phone 50
 Miss Phene Crockett visited Carroll ton relatives from Saturday till Tues. day.
 Miss Fannie Nunnally and Master Willie are visiting relatives at Mar shall.
 Miss Nora Robertson of Harrison was guest of Miss Bessie Stark last week.
 Troy, the little son of MT. and Mrs Ira Porter, is reported quite ill of pneumonia.
 l Buell. and Orrell have received $600O worth of grass seed. Bargains for those who. buy early. Adv.
 Kentucky Belle" is the title of a show by home talent at Highland school house Saturday night.
 If you want to feed your face at noon, night or between meals call on Ewell Wells Shahan's old stand. adv.
 A room house and half acre lot to trade for good mare and wagon.
 T. c. Gatten.
 I am agent for the M. I. S. T. Rem idies. If you suffering from chronic trouble the chances are great they will cure you. Let me tell you about them. c. Orebough.
 Exceedingly low one-way Colonis. rates to the Pacific Coast points; tict kets on sale March 18th to April 18th Ask your agent, or write E. E. Smy the, Traffic Manager, Eureka Springs Ark Adv,
 Dr. R. B. Dickson and family have moved here from Harrison, having rented John Phillips property (the Price place.) Dr. Dickson is an op- tcian, and spends most of his time travelling.
 Fuel Wells has moved his restaurant and soda fountain to the building va cated by the popular. The building Wells moves from will soon be occupied by the owner R. L. Grable with an up-to-date meat market.
 Energetic young women who desire good situations as stenographerS and bookkeepers can be placed with small families where they Can help with the work for board while attending the Springfield Business College. Several families are now waiting. adv.
 20 pounds of the best Cane Sugar for $1.OO, 5 pounds of good Coffee for $1.0O at The Fair.
 After looking around for week, s. T. Brown of Norborne, Mo-, decided this country offers good field for in- vestment and on Monday he closed a deal with Mrs. Amy Harden for her 120-acre farm out north of town, and left for his home Tuesday very much pleased.
 J. A. Hurley, who recently traded for Newb Edgmon's place. out north of town, has almost completed hand some addition to his residence, giving him a hobby home. Mr. Hurley is a new man in this country, but he is proving himself thing sort of a citizen.
 Chet Reeves is able to be about town already and looks exceedingly saucy for fellow who has so recently parted company with his right hand He has displayed remarkable nerve and accepts his misfortune with becoming grit. Being young man of good intellect, he will yet doubtless be able to direct his ambition into channel that will enable him to combat the world sue cessfully.
 1. V Sawyer of Harrison was guest of his parents and brothers here last week, MT. Sawyer has for several years been travelling salesman in Boone county for the Rawleigh Medicine Co.,. Recently he has been promoted te the position of travelling auditor fol the company with the state of of Ark ansas his territory. MT. Sawyer is half owner of the Harrison Republi can, but he has never been actively engaged in newspaper work