The Green Forest tribune., 1914-08-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Dr. Davenport is practicing dentistry : for 10 days at Omaha.
 How is your watch? Harry Shaffer can fix it.
 Mrs. Miller Denton and daughter Miss Omalee are visiting in Berryville Wanted: A roll top desk. Inquire at this office.
 Mrs. John Ramsey is in St. Louis this week buying her fall stock of millinery.
 Have you got the correct time? If not Shaffer can fix it.
 Dr. Davenport has recently added an up-to-date chair to the equipment of his dental office.
 Odds and ends at half price or less at the Fair bargain counter. Oscar Grim boasts of the finest young Jersey COW in the country. She is giving milk at 15 months old.
 Russell 6 Pinkerton have several inquiries for small tracts near town. Mrs. Belle Villines has let the con- cract to Carpenter Hill for the rebuild ing of the barn destroyed by fire two weeks ago.
 have fine Jersey male. If inter- ested phone or call on c. Orebaugh. Dee Whitaker and family are in from Eufaula, Okla., on their biennial visit, looking healthy, happy and brosperious.
 If you want .sure-enough good or gan and nice one, see w. E. Lamb. An, there! MT. and Miss School Kid, you will please to take due notice, school opens in Green Forest Monday, Aug. 3l.
 Money to loan on town property, monthly payment plan. E. K. Sitton,
 Misses Edna and Della Parker from Lick Branch visited with their aunt MT. and Mrs. M. H. Stevens last of the week and attended the reunion.
 For Sale:-Good young COW with fine heifer calf. Phone rings on 54. c. H. Colvin.
 Okla., for the purpose of locating. He is carpenter and drops into job at once. His family will be here soon.
 Say, is your watch out of repear? take it to Harry Shaffer. He knows how to put 1t right.
 Mrs. Alice Edgmon and Miss Bertha Duty left Sunday evening for Granada, Colo, for visit at the home of Mrs. Edgmon's daughter Mrs. J. B. Rhodes
 SPRAYED From Geo. Wards place about 5 weeks ago, a 2-year old dehorned Jersey heifer. No marks or brands. If found advise Len Reynolds, Green Forest.
 Will Jenkins and wife and his sons Clarice and Dick were passengers on the northbound train Sunday for Washington state, where they will make an extensive visit.
 The honey crop in this country this year is next thing to minus quantity, so bee keepers tell us Scarcely enough has been produced to keep the bees through the coming winter.
 Mrs. Geo. Backus of Vernon, Tex, is guest at the home of her brother inlaw A A, Backus in Green Forest. Mrs. BackuS is milliner and her visit here is made as an incident to her trip to market. She came in Wednes- day.
 Floyd Jenkins is here from Warren, Wyo., to jon his wife and little one, and after visit with relatives fo1 awhile will journey with his little family back to his ranch in the west. Floyd is a prosperous rancher and |: a good fellow, and we are always glad to welcome him back to the community of his nativity.
 Mrs. Rindy Reynolds left Sunday fol her home in South Dakota after an ex- tended visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Reynolds was loath to leave Arkan- sas again, and certainly would not dc so but for her boys who persist in making their home in the great north west. She asks The Tribune to say that she is deeply grateful to all those who have contributed to the pleasure of her visit here.
 Carl Bunch has been down from Kingston the past week, visiting and having good time with his numerous friends here.
 Elijah Hummer has been here from Ava, Mo-, during the past week visit ing at the home of his sister Mrs. R. K. Taylor and mixing with friends and old-time acquaintances. "Lige" has been away from Green Forest for eight years during which time he has grown from toe-head of boy to a man at the head of a family and has be- come sufferer from stomach trouble. His visit here is for both health and pleasure. He says his father T. L. is still one of the busiest telephone men in South Missouri.
 The Majestic theater building is now completed and the opera chairsx are being installed this week. The open ing show IS billed by Manager Plnker. ton for Tuesday night, Sept. l. Hehas fsubcribed for the Universal program which is guaranteed to be first You can be. assured .'-sA ----
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