The Green Forest tribune., 1914-10-02
LOCAL AnD}peRsonAL

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 We have some choice residence lots for sale. Russell 6 Pinkerton.
 MT. and Mrs J. R. Perkins spent Sunday with Berryville and Urbanette relative.
 A new girl took up her residence at the home of MT. and Mrs. Floyd Linen Saturday.
 John McCracken and Ralph Kirk patrick were down from Osage We'd nesday.
 Corneal Skinkle is having some re- modelling done to his new home, the Dooling property on Scott street.
 The new home of Lee Parker in the Carter addion is assuming very much the appearance of handsome home.
 Mrs. Harriett McNemar and son Joe and Mrs. Susan Hulsey have gone to Texas on an extended visit.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F. Shades are visiting with MT. and MT. J. B. Stephens at Eureka Springs for a few days.
 George Grever moved to his new home Monday and the DeBarr cottage which he vacated is now occupied by Eugene Marlin.
 A. F. Beck, superintendent of the Coin Sunday school, reports the average attendance for the the past quarter 29 with good interest.
 Dr. Donaldson makes an earnest, urgent request that those indebted to him make arrangements for early set clement See him about it right away.
 If you have cook stove or heater that needs repairs bring it in and we will repair it for you or buy it. Our work and price will both please you. Coxsey & Standlee.
 Charley Phillips of Hereford, Tex, has been visiting at the home of his brother Frank Phillips out on Route 1 and other relatives about Green Forest during the past week.
 A new residence has gone up in the Morrow addition after the typical boom fashion during the past week on the lot recently purchased by MT. Sisco of Osage.
 The Methodist revival under the direction of Rev. Neal is still in progress with large attendance and good interest. The churche is being materially streng- thened by these meetings.
 Charley Pyron has been up from Pangburn the past week visiting his family. He. is engaged in laying brick on the new $10, GOO school building now under construction in the fourishng city of Pangburn.
 At the meeting of che Green Forest Fruit Growers Association last Satur- day afternoon the following officers were named for the ensuing year: A. G. Moore, president J. A. Standlee vice president; J. J. Shaffer, secretary and treasurer.
 Seamon Buell. and wife have gone to Oklahoma for visit at the home of Mrs. Buell's brother Wash Benton. They will come back by way of Van Buren, Ark, and will visit few days at the home of Carl Buell., returning home some time next week.
 Charley Wall has traded one of his Oklahoma farms to Bedford Newton for the latter's farm on Spring creek and MT. Newton is winding up his af- fairs here rapidly to move to his new possession. lie made public sale of lot of his personal effects on last Tuesday, preparatory for his depart ure from the land where he will even tually land again.
 Eli Gaddy of Raton, N. M., has been guest at the home of his sister Mrs. J. R. Crawford during the past week. MT. Gaddy was born and reared in Carroll county, emigrating to the arid west in 1906. He is an employe of the Santa Fe and bears the ear marks of prosperous railroader.
 Some of the fruits of The Tribune Booster number were in evidence last week. Two prospectors were here as result of having received copies through the railroad company. They were w. M. Ellsworth of Beaver county, Okla, and o. D. Cowsert of Nay county, MD. EACH were pledSeQ with the country and it seems likely that we will catch both of them.
 Mexican Chili, in order to be appre- ciated, must not only be made right with pure, high grade goods, but must be served hot and with fresh, crisp, snappy crackers. Sunshine" or "To- koma" biscuit are served with all orders of Chili whether cent or 10 cent dishes at Bryan & Co.'S. new res taurant on east side of square. They also have them for sale either in bulk or package at about same price cheaper crackers are sold for. adv.
 At the morning service at the Meth odist church Sunday a movement was was started by the pastor for the pur- chase of the livery barn just north of the church building and Rev. Neal gave out the positive statement that this property is going to be taken over hv the church and the annovances and