The Green Forest tribune., 1914-05-29

Steve Michel was in Harrison Mon day.
 Work is moving along nicely on the opera house block.
 A fine girl arrived recently at the home of MT. and Mrs. Will Morris near Connor.
 Mrs. H. F. Donaldson and little daughter of BerryYlle are spending the week with relatives here.
 Dr. Lundberg was a Harrison visitor Saturday, consulting the railroad officials with reference to to some busi- ness matters.
 Mrs. George Phillips and daughter Miss Hildred have been over from Berryville the past week visiting rela- tives and friends.
 Miss Gladys Ingram left last Fri day for Bellefower, Mo, near St. Louis, on an extended visit with rela- tives.
 George Grever's plans on his new recidence grow more elaborate all the time. His latest notion is to put in complete water system, including a cess pool.
 Berryville's popular young physician Dr. w A. Harvey visited in Green Forest Sunday. The doctor is one of the counties's most ardent good roads enthusiasts.
 Steve Michell, John Buell., c. c. O'Neal and Newb Edgmon boarded the latter's auto early Tuesday morn- ing for day on the banks of Long creek. They report healthy catch.
 Charles Kissel of Lexington, Mo-, has purchased Hewitt Jennings interest in the City Barber Shop, and has already become citizen as we'll as business man of our town. He occupies Mrs. Watts property in the Blasingame addition.
 Dr. w. L. Davenport and Aub Val ker were seen on the streets of LSeie Sunday. The doctor was back in town for brief spell Monday night, leaving on the motor for the east again and will be absent until after the meeting of the Arkansas Dental Association which will be held in Little Rock next week.
 MT. and Mrs. A. DeBarr have been called to Owaneco, H., on account of the serious condition of his son, Tom, whose leg was recently crushed while engaged in moving house. A card from Mrs. DeBarr say that they have hopes of recovery of the patient. MT. and Mrs. DeBarr may be absent for some weeks.
 Austin Davis, Carroll county boy who has been travelling several years in the lyceum work, arrived in Berry vile this week to spend short vacation with his mother, Mrs. Hulda Davis, and other relatives. His brother, Henry, is in the same work and is now in England. -Berryville Star.
 Mrs. J. A. Worthington, wife of Capt. J. A. Warrington, surgeon in the United States army, with her son, James, has arrived in Harrison for an extended visit with Capt. Worthington S father, Judge John I. Worthington. Capt. Warrington has been ordered to Mexico for active service and his family will remain here during his absence. North Arkansas Herald.
 w. R. Phillips began making a sur Tey Tuesday of thes proposed Shaffer addition to G. Forest. About thirty acres Seast end of MT. SBaifer's fne eppIe oresfiafd is included in the plat This will place many 'fina building sites available and will no doubt contribute full share to the future growth of Green Forest. Again The Tribune wishes to remind some Of it's correspondents that we want more prompt and regular service. We will-have to discontinue paper to all those who are not giving attention to the matter. Our subscribers expect these weekly reports from each com munity represented and we don't like to disappoint them. Let us hear from every correspondent next week. All who are in favor of our correspondents writing every week say q. y
 Dr. R. P. Moore of Davenport, | Wash, was Green Forest visitor first of the week. He decided to visit his old home while he could do so con- veniently, having just completed a two months post graduate course in Chicago. The doctor has aged some in the sixteen years he has been west, but on the average he looks quite good and while he didn It say so, he has undoubted- ly done extraordinarily we'll in the way of financial success. He said Green Forest has taken on great growth and gives evidence of being such a good town that he would like to come back here.