The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-24
 LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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 Mrs. John Bair and "cqbs" are visit ing MT. Bair's parents at Rich Hill, Mo.
 The rains this week 8ave made as surances of a corn crop doubly sure.
 Russell & Pinkerton have several inquiries for small tracts near town.
 Lee Smith it getting material on the ground rapidly for the foundation of his home.
 Mesdames Bedding, Morrow and Sneed were guests of Mrs. Tiff Denton at Carrolton Monday.
 Say, is your watch out of repear? take it to Harry Shaffer He knows how to put it right.
 Mesdames A. J. Cox and H. F. Burney have been visiting in Eureka Springs since Sunday.
 c. c. Kirkham was taken critically ill Sunday night, but is reported some what improved.
 Will Cox came in from California Tuesday for a visit with his mother Mrs. C. c. Kirkham.y
 George Donaldson and wife and little son came over from Berryville Sunday for visit with relatives.
 Only one service will be held at the Methodist church Sunday and that will be at the eleven o'clock hour.
 George Coxsey has taken temporary residence on his farm until the remodel ing of his residence is completed.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell and Miss Louise and Master Rubber of Berryville spent Sunday and Monday with Green Forest relatives.
 Notice: I have few 5000 grocery stocks to sell or exchange for land, live stock or good auto. w. T. War den, Green Forest, Ark, Route 2. <
 Fate and Harvey Jenkins are here from Sparta, Mo-, for visit at the home of their aunt Mrs. Frank Bras well, three miles north of town.
 Would you buy 40 acre farm of the owner, 1-2 miles from Green Forest, at reasonable price and on easy terms? Address Carrier Route 4. If
 A. J. Cox has letter from his daughter Mrs. Florence Musgrave of Wichita Falls, Tex, which states that crops are pretty well burned up in that part of the country.
 MT. and Mrs. S. c. Michell left in their auto for Morrillton, Tuesday where MT. Michell has accepted the manage ment of the new Fair store estab- lished at that place.
 Mrs. J. F. Ashley of Girard, Kans. and Mss Cora Richert of Clay Center, Nebr., are guests at the home of their sister Mrs. Charles Orebaugh out north of town.
 Vern Backus and his sister Miss Mary Virginia arrived Tuesday from Mayfield, Ky. Miss Mary had been away for a period of two years, but Vern went away only few months ago.
 Farmers tell us that the corn pros poets are equal to the best ever seen in this country at this season of the year that is those crops that have been properly cultivated.
 Carrier Aadys Sco.S s,:3as- !3a -h..Gan dning his route on double-quick this week, being driven by Roy Kirk in the latter s auto. It may be that Andy is contem- plating replacing his horse and buggy with a gasolene wagon.
 William A. Trantham, aged about 65 years, died at his home near Head school house Wednesday morning after an illness of some duration. Mir. Trantham was one of the old timers of that community and one of our most highly respected citizens.
 Dr. Kirby was called from Harrison last Thursday to perform an operation on Miss Kate Rhodes for appendicitis, and The Tribune is glad to be able t( report that the operation was a success and the patient is now seemingly wei on the road to permanent recovery.
 A letter from Miss Ida Warrer states that little Paul Cooper. whose illness called her to Oklahoma City two weeks ago, is now out of danger. Miss Ida will go to St. Louis to pur. chase her fall and winter stock oi millinery before she returns home.
 Mrs. J. R. Perkins motored over from Berryville Saturday evening tc accompany MT. Perkins back to the old home to spend Sunday. The Per- kins family expect to. be quartered 1T their home in Green Forest within another week.
 Dr. Poynor, c. D. Shaffer, Steve Michell, A. J. Tabor, L. H. Smith, J B. Reeves and Carey Ingram were Berryville visitors Sunday afternoon going over to participate in the Masonic funeral services at the buria of Abner Anderson.
 Russell and Pinkerton have been ap pointed exclusive agents for Carrol county of the Commonwealth Earn Loan Co. of St. Louis. They are now prepared to take care of any gilt edg farm loans at straight 8 per cent inter est, principal payable in five years.
 Oscar Grim accompanied his SO Bert to the Powell district out mort of Berryville Sunday, where Der opened his first school Monday morn ing. Bert is very apt and studiou young man and The Tribune is goin, to go on record as predicting his sue cess as pedagogue.
 J. A. Youree of Bowie, Tex, ha been guest of his father-in-law J. A Turley out north of town and his so