The Green Forest tribune., 1914-04-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

 land last Sunday.
 Graham four, the best, at Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co. Get your corn meal and chops from the Mil & Elevator Go. adv. Wanted 4 boarders for school. N. W. Teter, Smith & Hays Addition. Take your wheat and corn to the Mill & Elevator Go. adv. You will enjoy "One Glass of Wine" at the school chapel tonight, Sept. Is. Don't miss all your life. See the show Friday night at the school chapel. Miss Omalee Denton spent Saturday and Sunday with Carrollton relatives For Sale: 16O or 40 acres ? miles south of Green Forest. W. c. James. Fresh Corn Meal always on hand at the Green Forest Milling & Elevator Go. People who have been complaining about the weather can now smile a little.
 If you want good bread use Pride of Family Flour. For sale by Buell. & Orrell.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Morris of Osage, visited with relatives here from Friday until Sunday.
 Dr. Donaldson's new cottage on Phillips avenue is nearing completion. It will make nice little home for somebody.
 Encourage the home talent folks and help the school fund by attending the show this Friday night.
 Work is being pushed along nicely on the new store building adjoining the First National Bank on the West side. "Chief Police'' Habe has not only proven preserver of peace, but he has done a handsome cleanup stunt around the park.
 Mrs. William Fightmaster has re- turned to her home at Oklahoma City after visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. c. D. Shaffer.
 Mrs. Raymond Brammer of Tulsa, Okla, returned home last week after a visit with her sister Mrs. Bert Snow and other relatives
 Elmer Wise and family left last Sun day for Charming, Texas, where MT. Wise has accepted a position with the Charming Telephone Go.
 Found: Pension certificate and dis charge of Archibald Curtis, private Go. B, 4th Reg. Tenn. Vols Owner can get same by calling at The Tribune office.
 Mrs. Laura Reign and little daughter have returned to their home at Lone Grove, Okla, after six weeks visit with her mother Mrs. Hannah Mccoy and her brother K. H. Mccoy out north of town.
 Hosea Keeling, who has been mem Der of the The Tribune force for the past several months, departed Saturday for Heber Springs to accept position in the Headlight office. The best wishes of the paper follow him. A little item that escaped our atten- tion last week on account of being one of rather common occurrence was the sale made of seven car loads of mules by the Green Forest Mule Go. The shipment went to southen markets. The Joplin Buseinss College, under new management, is having a remark Sle growth. The elegant new build- one block east of the Connor Hotel, ng rushed rapadilY. to cofnpletion.
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 night, dislocating his left
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 Sale: 1000 acres of land situated body near the town of Osage.
 Sly 100 acres in cultivation on track. Six different sets of im- ements. About 800 acres can be yated. Well timbered and well red. Title perfect. Price $500 ere Call on or write J. L. Rus Green Forest.
 former citizen Wis Jernigan, is now leading banker of East Arkansas, sends us statement of ondition of the Bank of McCrory, 1ich he has been cashier for several ,, showing the total resources of institution to be $179, ,476. 55 on Dec. )13, an increase of nearly $50, GOO the 1912 statement.
 
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