The Green Forest tribune., 1914-06-05

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 Mrs. James Bata and tots left for Harrison Wednesday.
 Mrs. J. l.. Russell was Eureka Springs visitor Tuesday.
 Mrs. Nancy Wiswell is secovering from recent, severe illness.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Shaffer spen t Sunday in Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Woolwine will do first-class sewing at reasonable prices. adv.
 Attorney A. L. Kinney was called to Berryville on legal business Monday.
 Claud Cisco is getting some practical experience as druggist helping out at Shaffer's.
 Mrs. c. B. Snow attended decoration day services at Snow school house Sat urday.
 Miss Cliffie Ramsey of Joplin, Mo, was visiting her aunt Mrs. c. B. Snow and other relatives first of the week.
 Ralph 3outzong of the BerryvilIe Progress force spent Friday afternoon in Green Forest.
 Mrs. Gunter Nunnally and the young Nunnallys have been up from Leslie the past week visiting numerous rela- tives.
 Mrs. R. c. Smith left Monday for her home at Livingston, Mont, after | th' 'S visit of fha boroa of h1. Lee Smith.
 Mrs. T. o. Walker and two little sons were over from their Kings River ranch southwest of Berryville for a visit with relatives over Sunday.
 Protect your buggy horse from the files and make hIm look pretty by dressing in one those handsome fly nets at Lambs Saddlery. Only 80 cents.
 Sid Villines has traded his car to h,s brother Walter for the latter's farm out east of town, and now Sid threatens to become hayseed. It looks much like bluff, however.
 Bill Fritz and family are now domi- ciled in their handsome new cottage just completed. Mir. Fritz is to be congratulated upon having one of the cosiest homes in Green Forest. The salary of the Green Forest post master has jumped up another hundred, the annual pay now being $500 aside from allowances for clerk hire, fuel and rent.
 At it's regular meeting Tuesday | night the town council passed two or dinances. one licensing draws and the other regulating the handling of fer telizer.
 Manager Smith of the electric light company is still jumping side ways putting in lights. He hopes to have all residences that have been wired | illuminated next week. Mrs. Geo. Buell. and Mrs. Dennis Myers left Monday for Springfield. Mo-, where they go to attend the Teachers State Normal. They will be absent about six weeks. By reference to the time table you will note that there has been slight change in the arrival of all passenger trains No. is now d,sr at 12:29, No. 5 at s:45. No. at 7:f0 6 at 10;45.
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 There don't seem to be much doing locally on the Berryville road proposi- ton. Our business people will have to dig a good deal stronger than there is any present evidence of else it will be all off. The opera house block is looming up one of the most massive structures in town. It converts what has been an eye-sore to the town in way for the past year or more to one of the most attractive blocks in town.
 The Tribune's bluff subscription offer on sales day was literally called, plac- ing our circulation now considerably in excess of 1000. The new names repre- sent loss 10 us except for the addi- tional circulation and the probability of retaining them in the future. w. L. Sneed has purchased four slos for his Osage farms and teamsters were engaged Saturday in hauling the material. MT. Sneed can be depended upon to lead in all matters of enter prise. The farmer without silo is soon going to be back number.
 Low round trip rates to Pine Bluff, Ark, account Democratic State con. venton June 3rd and 4th, 1914. Tick cts on sale June 1st, 2nd and 3rd, final return limit June 9th. Ask Ticket Agent. Jay Kerr, General Passenger Agent, Harrison, Ark By resolution unanimously adopted at the Institute last year, the county examiner was instructed to employ an instructor for this years Institute and to put an assessment on the teachers sufficient to pay him. Acting under this resolution, I have employed Prof. F. J. Lilly of Oxford, Ohio. It is thought an assessment of one dollar will be sufficient. R. c. Gibson,
 Co. Examiner.
 The secretary of our school board has letter from the secretary of the State Board of Education stating that our school has been given for the last term $534. 50. This is exceedingly