The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

l EOOHE AMY FEhSONfNL
 Jesse Goforth is in from the west for visit with relatives.
 A. L. Kinney looked after some legal matters at Alpena Tuesday.
 Sweet potato plants for sale. Chas. Buell., 2 rings phone TT.
 E. J. Hardesty is in from Washing ton state for visit with relatives.
 have fine Jersey male. If inter- ested phone or call on c. Orebaugh.
 P. Irby has gone to his former home at West Frankfort, H., for visit.
 One .yearling o. c. P. male hog for sale $. L. Todd, Green Forest, Ark, Route, l.
 The extraordinary wheat prospect a few weeks ago does not seem to be banning out in many localities.
 Purebred White Leghorn eggs for sale, 75 cents per setting. Phone 2 rings on 54. Mrs. Colvin. 4-17-tf
 Mrs. John Ramsey has a lot of SLIGO Ladies' Sailor hats that will go at soc each while they last.
 = Miss Fife Fritz is here from Wesley, Ark, for a visit with her brother W. T. Fritz.
 Am offering cheap my well improved 80 acre farm, miles from Green Forest. Walter Villines. 4-10tf
 c. L. Lightburn and wife are here relatives. He is brother of Capt. Lghtburn.
 For Sale:- Eggs from pure-bred Indian Runner Ducks, SIC per setting. Phone or address J. w. Donavon, Green Forest, Ark, Route No. 3.
 Claud Sisco is home again after a year spent in Valparaiso, Ind, taking course in pharmacy. He will proba- ply teach this summer and fall.
 Dr. Donaldson is late owner of new Ford car, buying through the hustling representatives of the Ozark Motor Co.
 All parties wanting boarders during the Institute should notify Prof. Bur- ney at once, as to number and kind wanted, and the price.
 Any person having tomato plants to spare or any one in need of plants notify J. B. Reeves at once so that all may be supplied. adv
 George Wiswell has been here from Pangburn again this week on account of the illness of his mother, Mrs. Nancy Wiswell, whose condition is quite seri OuS.
 Eld. Sam Eaton writes us from Eurek a Springs that he is figuring on spending next week in Green Forest and engage in few days meeting at the Baptist church.
 c. E. Foreman and family were over from Grandview to take in the light celebration and visit with relatives. The Foremans are always. glad to get back to Green Forest.
 Friends here will learn with interest that Miss Azza Bailey of Trimble, Tenn, was married to J. E. Tate of Newburn, Tenn, May g. The bride is daughter of the late J. M. Bailey, an old-ti of Green Forest. The singing classes of the county are requested to send g delegate to Green 1 Forest the first Saturday in June to arrange program for the next con- vention A. F. BECK, President Car roll County Singing Union. 
 John Bair came home Sunday from Little Rock, where he has been for several weeks in temporary management of the business of the Arkansas Produce Go. He tell us he is back for good and reading between the lines we believe. we are safe in suggesting that he will soon be back in business in Green Forest.
 Low round trip rates to Searcy, Ark, account Galloway College Home Coming Week, May 18th to June 3rd, 1914. Tickets on sale May 27th, 18th, 18th, Both, 31st and June 1st, final re- turn limit June 4th. Ask M. & N. A. agent. Jay Kerr, General Passenger | Agent, Harrison, Ark.
 J. F. Webb, who was called from Rayland, Tex, few days ago on ac- count of the sickness and death of his mother, Mrs. s. A Webb of Yocum, returned to his home at Rayland the latter part of last week.
 The city council at Harrison passed an ordinance to keep COWS off the streets but the friends of the bovine secured an injunction to prevent its beng enforced and the matter now goes to the courts. Some towns have an awful time trying to outgrow knee pants and the habit of going bare foot. Rogers Democrat
 James Buell. has sold his farm on Point Lookout, south of town, to Mrs Ida Brassfield, and M. T. Brown, and the Brassfields will con tinue to make the place their home. MT. Brown is 8 relative who resides in Iowa. Recently he and his wife made Green Forest g visit and decided that they would like an investment here.
 Low round trip excursion fares tc Little Rock, Ark, account Arkansas Lumbermen's Association Convention, June 5th and 9th, 1914. Tickets on sale lime 4th and Eth final retIlrn limit