The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-30
loCAL AMp PERsoNAL
Graham four, the best, at Greer Forest Milling 6 Elevator Co.

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
 Graham four, the best, at Green Forest Milling 6 Elevator Co.
 Wanted 1 boarhers for school. N. W, Teter, Smith 6 Hays Addition.
 Nose Smith was over from Berry vile Sunday.
 Get your corn meal and chops from the Mill & Elevator Go. adv.
 Fresh Corn Meal always on hand at the Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co.,
 Harve villines was m BerryvilIe Tuesday.
 Fifteen cent slaves are still going for dime at Puckett & Fritz barber shop
 If you want good bread use .Pride of Family Flour" For sale by Buell. 6 Orrell.
 For Rent Good 3 room house, 1 block from square. $500 per month. ! Apply at Tribune office.
 Found: Pension certif cate and dis charge of Archibald Curtis, private Go. i B, 4th Reg. Tenn. Vols. Owner can get same by calling at The Tribune office.
 The party who borrowed the wire stretchers of the Green Forest Hard ware Co.,, will be compelled to pay for same if not returned before Feb. 1. T. H. Villines.
 There will be box supper at Par ker school house week from Satur- day night (Teb. ? for the purpose of raising funds to pay the on district debt. The public generally is invited.
 Material is being placed on the ground to finish the building started some months ago by J. B. Reeves on the southeast corner It is Mir. Reeves plan now to just make 9 one-story structure of it, making room 50 by | 75 feet
 Ed Wood, the @'Little Star mer- chant. was in town Monday arranging for advertising a special sale, which he is putting on at his, store. Ed is live wire, if he is away out in the country. | He knows how to reach out for trade.
 John Coatney, residing four miles west of town, died Monday of pneu- monia and spinal menigitis. Dr.. Donaldson waited on the case and ordered the place quarantin ed. He pronounced it genuine case of spinal meningitis.
 George Coxsey tells US that he will soon begin the erection of three two story buildings on the north side. There will be three store rooms, an opera hall and several office rooms. The store rooms will each have base ment. It is MT. Coxseys intention to make these the most up-to-date build ings in town and he is the man that will do it just right.
 A letter from Mrs. Maggi e Camp Ackles of Le Grande, Oreg., tells us 1 that she enjoyed the Booster immensely. and she orders a copy each sent to J. R. Lanter, Soap Lake, Wash, Mrs. Mittie Everett, Coldwater, Mich, and Dr. E. c. Lanter, Seattle, Wash. The letter was sent from San Diago, Calif.. where Mir. and Mrs. Ackles are spend ing the winter.
 For Sale 1000 acres of land situated in a body near the flown of Osage. Probably 100 acreslin cultivation on entiFe track. Six crfsTent sets of i'm in, provements. About 800 acres can be cultivated. Well timberedS and well watered. Title perfect. Price S6. % per ocre. Call on or write J. L. Rus. sell, Green Forest
 The members of the High School Dramatic Club were well pleased with their reception at the B,rryvilIe opera Saturday night. While the audience was not large, the play was well received and everybody appeared well satisfied Many present, including the manager of the opera house, pronounced the play exceptionally well rendered to be the work of home club.
 \ One of the busiest candidates in the field for county office now is A. Nj. Jackson, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for Circuit Clerk. Although late in the field Mr. Jackson S candidacy has proven exceedingly popular and it is safe to say thht none Of the aspir- ants for county office are more san guine of success. Mon certainly pos sesses the elements that go to make a good official and it is not surprising that he has such excellent prospects for success.
 Friends in Green Forest are in receipt of the announcement of the marriage on Jan. IT of Miss Grace Ray, eldest daughter of our former townspeople Dr. and Mrs. D. r Ray, to Paul F. Williamson, the event taking place at the Ray home in Stockton, Calf. The groom is a prominent real estate dealer of Stockton and a man of high literary standing, being gradute of the Uni versity of California and Cornell. After honeymoon trip to Honolulu, Mir. and Mrs. Williamson will be at home in Stockton.
 Little May, the S-mpnths' old daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs E. A. Douglas, died on last Sunday evening after a brief illness of pneumona Funeral services were conducted at the home Monday afternoon by Rev. Neal, fol- lowing which interme1t was made in the Glenwood cemeterIy This was in- deed very sad blow to the Douglas family coming as it did on the heels of so much serious illness in the home, there having been an epedemic of Typhoid fever in the family, covering 3 space of several weeks.
 T. M. Buell. strongly urges farmers