The Green Forest tribune., 1914-06-05
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LOCAL AND PERSONAL
 P. Irby is back from his Illinois visit.
 J. R. Crawford's s handsome, new home is now close to completion.
 Carpenter Watts is pushing up Geo. Grever's new home.
 Sweet potato plants for sale. Chas. Buell., rings phone ".
 have fine Jersey male. If inter- ested phone or call on C.. Orebaugh.
 Ralph Fitzpatrick is back from Little Rock, where he went few weeks ago seeking treatment for stomach trouble.
 The ladies of the Home Mission will serve cream in the park next Tuesday night.
 One yearling O. I. c male hog for sale. s. L. Todd, Green Forest, Ark, Route, l.
 Price Walker was down from Os age during the past week, taking glance at the city airs being put on in Green Forest.
 For Sale:- Eggs from pure-bred Indian Runner Ducks, LOO per setting. Phone or address J. w. Donavon, Green Forest, Ark, Route No. 3.
 John Rhodes, the Yocum chant, came in from Hot Springs yesterday, somewhat improved after a series of hot baths for rheumatism.
 All parties wanting boarders during the Institute should notify Prof. Bur ney at once, as to number and kind wanted, and the price.
 There are some old awnings on the north side that will have to come down if the progressive spirit of Green Forest is not severely injured by neglect.
 Any person having tomato plants to spare or any one in need of plants notify J.. B. Reeves at once so that all may be supplied. adv
 Jimmie Trimble came in from the University Wednesday night and left Thursday for Osage. He will be with us during the institute.
 Mrs. F. R. Morrow and little Miss Aillene went to Batavia Wednesday to see Mrs. Morrow's aunt, Mrs. Charles Yeager, who is critically i'll.
 For sale: A few more thoroughbred Duroc Jersey shoats. Also l 2-year COW and heifer calf three weeks old. c. H. Colvin, phone 54, rings. 6-12
 Lost: Gold chain watch fob May 28 on Highland road, or on road leading around north of mountain. Leave at Tribune office. G. T. Brassfeld.
 The Green Forest bankers observed the Jefferson Davis holiday Wednesday on the banks and between the banks of Osage. The reports vary somewhat as to the size of the catch.
 Mrs. L. M. Michell of Dyersburg, Tenn, is visiting at the home of her nephew s. c. Michell. Jr. Mrs. Michell is making her home in Eureka Springs for the summer.
 
 You can't keep good man down. Wyatt Hittson has won out in fierce set,to with an attack of illness and is able to be out again, looking about as saucy as ever.
 Steve Michell is the owner of a new Ford our-passenger auto. purchasing through the Ozark Motor Go. This gives Green Forest eleven cars, if we have counted correctly.
 The town council has purchased a small tract of ground from James Keithley off the east side of the Wild ing place to be used as dumping ground for the town. solving problem that has baffled solution for several years.
 Hugh Holmes, the popular photogra- pher. came home from Harrison Mon- day evening accompanied by a bride, much to the surprise of his friends, who were wholly unprepared for such news. The bride was formerly Miss Mamie Gibson and a very charming lady. The Tribune tenders congratu- lations.
 The Nashville Students is the only minstrel show of national reputation to visit Green Forest. This snow is without doubt the equal of any colored minstrel on the continent. It has been the foremost show of its kind in the country for twenty-five years The ed- itor of The Tribune saw this show twenty three years ago, and has never since seen it equaled it in minstrels. We feel like offering our friends a personal guarantee that it will be all they expect and more. You can say when you have seen the Nashville Stu dents that you have seen the greatest show of the kind the country has ever produced. It will show here Monday night.