The Green Forest tribune., 1914-03-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

March came in ratherl 'liony
 w. L. Sneed was Harrison or business Saturday afte noon.
 Mrs. w. L. Snced wis ted her parent! at Alpena between trai4s Saturday.
 Get the habit. Cleanup.
 Mrs. E. Wise has recovered from her recent spell of pneunonla.
 Mrs 0. c. Grim is reported quite sick.
 Examine the quality and get the price of our field and garden seed. Wal ker Hardware Go.
 Seed corn for sale: The Iowa Silver Mine, $1. 50 per bushel. c. Orebaugh
 A mass meeting has been called by Mayor Kinney for Friday night tc nominate ticket for tho, April election.
 Mrs. James Morgan returned last week from months visit <with rela- tives in Texas.
 Nunnally property6Arch street.
 John Buell. ,S rfing fever broke out last week, fSt te eruption being the building of a/new fence around his possessions Cast of town.
 Mike C6xsey was buying in St. Louis first of /the week.
 A/fne boy was born to MT. and Mrs. Hewitt Jenning Tuesday.
 Ed Atkinson and wife, residing on the West place, out northeast of town, have new girl at their home.
 Leslie Owens, who recently traded his farm out on Route for Berryville property, moved to the county seat last week.
 Clyde Brothers, little son of Lum Brothers, who has been quite sick, is re- ported better.
 Low round trip rates to St. Louis and return account Spring Merchants Meeting. Ask the M. & N. A. ticket agent. St
 Our prices are all right on field fen cling: $4 25 and $500 for 26 inch, $5. % for 32 inch, and $6. % for 40 inch. Can you beat it. Walker Hardware Go.
 E. c. Dooling left Wednesday for B kersfield, Calif., to see his sister, Mrs. John Cowden, who was reported very sick.
 Miss Jessie Grim visited friends and relatives at Berryville last of the week.
 Quite crowd of young people visited the Reagan cave, about miles east of of town, Sunday afternoon.
 James Baughman was over from Blue Eye Monday night having come to town with bunch of seventy mine porkers.
 Sam Duty of Boxley was in town Tuesday with some poultry for the fancy market that was on here first of the week.
 Eggs from thoroughbred Black Orphingtons, soc per setting. Joe Norris, 2 miles east of Green Forest.
 Horse and buggy for sale at big bargain. H. J. Woolwine. 3-6
 Teachers examination will be held at the court house in Berryville March, 19 and 20. R. .. Gibson, Co. Ex
 It is source of much qualification indeed that we report that Mrs. Mary Pickens is quite herself again after her very severe illness.
 Very Low Colonist Rates to Western points on sale daily March 18th to April 18th. For rates and information. ask the M. & N. A. Agent, or write E. E. Smythe, Traffic Manager, Eureka Springs, Ark. 2-26 At
 Services at the Methodist church each evening this week at 7:30.
 Jewell Braswell, agent at Alpena, was in Green Forest Saturday after noon.
 Henry Donaldson, the baker, was over from Berryville Sunday for a visit with relatives.
 Mrs Will Morris came over from Osage Friday for visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. J. H. Patty, re- turning Saturday.
 Logan Stephenson, who is attending school here, was called to his home at limbo Saturday on account of the serious illness of sister.
 Mrs. Myrtle Sawyer Stephens and little son of Eureka Springs are here visiting her brother, Roy Sawyer.
 Mrs. West Mclaughlin and little son of Des Moines, To-, are here visiting her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Orebaugh.
 A. A. Backus was absent first of the week visiting at Clifty and Eureka Springs.
 80-acre farm, 30 cultivation, 40 fen ced for pasture, small improvements, IT young peach trees, at Rankin, Okla. to trade for land near Green Forest. See J. L. Russell.
 J. R. Crawford has again opened his office in the Tribune building, where he will be found when not out on the road taking orders for the Pierce Oil Corporation.
 The Ladies of the Methodist church will give their dollar social next Mon day afternoon, from 2 to o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Maud Coxsey.
 Dee Seals of Denver. and Neff Ham, mons of Snow district, entered the Green Forest High School Monday.
 Friends here have learned of the do nth of M,c M C Oruo,,r. # Co.. 4....