The Green Forest tribune., 1914-09-04
Green Forest Canning Company
 J. B. REEVES, Manager
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Attend the picture show.

Attend the picture show.
 Mrs. w. G. Coxsey has been in Berryville during the past week. Russell & Pinkerton have several inquiries for small tracts near town.
 have fine Jersey male. If inter- ested phone or call on c. Orebaugh.
 If you want sure- enough good or gan and a nice one, see w. E. Lamb. Money to loan on town property, monthly payment plan. E. R. Sitton. Alison Alfred is now resident of the city, having moved to the property he recently purchase from the Delaplain estate.
 A. DeBarr and wife are at home again after rather extensive so journ in Eureka Springs.
 Rev. Neal has gone to his former home in Tennessee and will be absent two weeks engaged in revival meet ipgs.
 Mrs. Alice Edgmon and Miss Bertha Duty arrived home Tuesday after a two weeks visit with relatives in Colorado.
 hI Gll0dtGI l evening or some where in town, small set stick pin. It is prized as a gift. Finder will be rewarded by leaving at Tribune office.
 w. c. Kress of Kansas City, expert moving picture man, has been here this week to see that the installation of the Majestic theater machine is made exactly right.
 The pleasures of the evenings at the Majestic theater are greatly enhanced by the excellent piano music furnished by Mrs. Kinney. In this respect our local theater is a leader by considerable odds.
 According to report in the Little Rock Gazette, the County Examiner of Carroll county failed to comply with the law in submitting a statement of the condition of the school funds. This report should have been in the hands of the state superintendent by Aug. 10, but according to the Gazette, it was still absent on Aug. 26.
 w. F. Shades has sold his farm, three and one half miles north of Green Forest, tu Garroil- Stafford, and has advertised sale for Sept Is. Mir. Shades came here about ten years ago and became the owner of one of the hardest prospects for farm in this country. He has developed it and made money, being one among the most prosperous farmers in the com munity.
 If any of our competitors feel they have anything to gain by misrepresent, ing the political attitude of The Tribune let them make the most of it. The Tribune's policy and honesty of pur- pose are well understood. We have been in business in Green Forest for more than twenty years and are stil here.
 M. B. Russell and wife left Sunday morning on their return to Nebraska after ten days visit with relatives. A stop-over was scheduled for both Berry vile and Eureka Springs.
 The pupils of Mrs. Kinney, assisted by their teacher, gave recital at the Methodist church Monday evening. The program consisted of piano solos, all of which were very creditably rem dered, although there were IA members that did not take part. The recital served to show the ability and enter taining efforts of Mrs. Kinney, whose work along musical as well as other lines in Green Forest is of great value, and highly appreciated by our people.
 E B. Kirkbride and family of Beallsvile. Ohio, arrived in Green For est Tuesday in search of a location MT. Kirkbride came to Green Forest as a result of correspondence with Russell & Pinkerton real estate agency, and deal has been made through this firm for 40 acre farm of John Cope, out southeast of town. August Heuszel and family are re- cent arrivals here from Arkansas City, Kans., and will make their home here. MT. Heuszel is brother-in-law of c. L. Maimburg. who resides on the Wells place.
 Misses Reba and Edna Cox spent last week visiting with friends al Berryville.
 Miss Grace Hart came in from Texas Saturday for visit with friends ano relatives.
 The Berryyille Star gives us 2 practical example of how easy it is for a paper to get in bad by publishing an item that reflects on some one. The Star editor got his wires crossed and credited man with helping to destroy an American flag during the late re- union at Green Forest, who is as clear of the charge as the Star editor him. self, thus dragging the name of ar innocent man before the public as self convicted of most henious crime We are led to believe that the Star editor would have overlooked this in cident altogether had it happened 1T Berryville.
 Mrs. John Ramsey is now ready tt serve the millinery loving public witt some of the "niftiest" head-gear evel brought to Green Forest.
 The Joplin Business College now il occupying one of the finest new fire proof homes in the entire southwest Young people wanting first clas business education should write nov concerning enterance in September O October. ad'
 Mrs. Fred D. Wore, wife of the travel ing passenger agent of the M. & N A., road, and little son have bee guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs U l.. Russell during the past week
 Mir. Wore joined them here over Sun
 day. The Vores live at Stuttgart Ark, but expect to change thei
 residence to Harrison soon.
 sX Mrs. A. K. Warehouse and tw childran of Eureka Snrinus ara i,;c;t;n