The Green Forest tribune., 1914-01-30

primary that the duties of his office will permit.
 Take your wheat and corn to the Mil x Elevator Go. adv.
 For Sale: 160 or 40 acres 2 miles south of Green Forest. W. c. James.
 o. II. Graham of CIifty was a guest of Green Forest friends over Sunday.
 Editor B. lB. Eslinger of BerryvilIe was visitor in Green Forest Monday afternoon.
 Low roup d trip rates to St. Louis and return account Spring Merchants Meeting. Ask the M. 6 N. A. ticket agent. St
 A bright t-eyed black-haired little girl is a late arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Delozier in the Smith & Hays addition.
 CharleyiBishop authorizes us to say that he has quit the race for Sheriff, consequently his name is withdrawn from our announcement column.
 Erv Bartett was up from Yocum Sat urday to execute deed on the sale of thirty three acres of his farm to M. A. Dolling, whose farm adjoins him
 Mrs. Richard Taylor and son Paul returned last week from Seligman, Mo, Wh9re they had been guests at the honIe of MT. and Mrs. George Reed
 The cbndition of Uncle Billy Kirk ham, who suffered a severe injury from a fall recently, is getting along quite satisfactorily, considering his advanced age and infirmaties.
 Mrs. H. F. Donaldson has been over from Berryville the past week visiting. She reports that Henry is quite well pleased with his new business as pro- prietor of the Berryville bakery.
 Ed Mcintyre, who has been working for Lon Villines in the transfer busi- ness for some time, has bought the dray business from Mr Vilines MT. Mcintyre came here from HiwathWa, Kans
 Low round trip rates to Kansas City and return account the Western Fruit Jobbers Association Feb 4th to 9th. Tickets on safe Feb. 1st, 2nd and 3rd, final return limit Feb. 22nd Ask the M. 6 N. A. agent. it fNIi5s Iva Tanning is home for visit with her parents Mir and Mrs. Griffee Tanning, four miles north of town She will return to Tahlequah about March 1 to resume her position in a book and music store.
 
 Low round trip rates to Kansas City and return account the Southwestern Lumberman S Association, Jan. 27 to 30Ch. Tickets on sale 25th, 26th, 27th 18th and 29th, final return limit Feb. 2 Ask the M. & N. 4. agent. 2t
 Girls attending the Springfield Busi- ness College live with some of the best families, where the moral surroundings are good, and the girls are safe. Those who desire to help with the houseWork do not have to pay for board, but have a good home free. adv.
 The plan of the building going up on the East side was changed Monday and the rear wall moved some 15 feet west, materially enIarging the house from the original plan. When completed the building will be occupied by l. A Douglas grocery store.
 Ward Bishop was down from Gage Tuesday, taking home with hin
 lead et s444t 2 s,4 4a5Fs he IS looking for all his Green Forest relatives and friends up to see him as soon as the turnpike is completed, and he is getting ready for it
 Master Richard Douglas is able to be about after a long confinement In his home, suffering from an attack of l Typhoid He looks worse for the wear, but wears smile that bespeaks wonderful amount of pleasure on ac- count of being able to be out again.
 Dr. George Tabor was called up from Beebe during the past week to see his nephew Charley Tabor, son of James Tabor, who was suffering from a severe attack of appendicitis. It was thought for while an operation would be necessary, but finally the disease yielded to other treatment and the young man is now appearantly out of danger,
 Mrs. Albert Stevens and little Max inc have been over from Eureka Springs the past week visiting her sister, Mrs. E. E. Poyner. Mrs. Stevens says chat to conform to the new order of things since the removal of the division to Harrison, Mr Stevens duties, as engi- neer make it necessary for them to move to that place, and that they will do so soon.
 George Grever and Fred Allen re- turned Saturday night from Hot Springs, where the latter took course of hot water baths for rheumatism. While not cured Mr. Allen was greatly benehtted and will return to his home In Boston feeling much impressed with the saluberous climate of the OZarks. 1t is not at all improbable that he will come this way again for much longer stay.
 Roy Sawyer has sold his Rawleigh medicine business to Sam Ross of Car rollton and the latter will take charge of the wagon next week. MT. Sawyer has been quite successful as a medicine salesman, but the job didn't some how exactly suit him and he finally made up his mind to give it up and go back to railroading, having given up a job as brakeman in order to go into the : medicine business some two years ago,