The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-10

Aunt Hanna Shipman returned home Sunday from Texas and Oklahoma, where she spent several weeks visiting relatives.
 The home of NJ. A. Oldham has re- gently been recovered and otherwise remodeld, adding considerably to the appearance.
 About 150 bales of wheat straw and 100 bales of oat hay for sale. C. F. Wakefield. Phone rings line 108.
 l.. E. Allen is here again from Mans field to help the electrical company, having been called especially to assist in wiring the opera house.
 The Tribune is requested to announce there will be no preaching at the Methodist church Sunday, owing to the revival in progress at the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Stella Snider and daughter Miss Undine left Wednesday morning for Tahlequah, Okla, where they will visit for few days before returning to their home at Shawnee.
 Jerry Brammer is in Green Forest this week for visit with relatives. He is travelling auditor for a loan company operating in the south with headquarters at Hot Springs.
 Samuel Orebaugh left Monday morn- ing for Beaver county, Okla, to look after his farm there before taking up his journey north. Mrs. Orebaugh 1xyiH ,o;,, o+C .l
 Mir, and Mrs. w. D. Wilson and little daughter of Shady Point, Okla, are visiting at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Poynor. They will go to Osage Friday, where Mrs. Wilson has rela- tives.
 s. c. Michell Jr. was checked out as manager of the Fair store here yesterday and the business was placed in the hands of A. 5. White, former manager of the Fair store at Judsonia.
 Miss Elsie Rice of Chicago is here to spend some time visiting at the home of her aunt Dr. Elsie Schmitz. The young lady is much in love with Green Forest but she don't know what to make of seeing cows on the street.
 Prof. Burney has just completed the annual school enumeration of the Green Forest district and finds the total number of persons of school age to be 333, 158 boys and 175 girls. This total is 42 in excess of last years re- port.
 J. R. Perkins has assumed his position with the Bank of Green For est. Up to the present time he has not consummated arrangements for the removal of his family from Berryville but will do so soon. Later we learn that Mir. Perkins has closed deal for J. B. Reeves home.
 The remains of J. w. Martin were received here from Harrison Thursday morning, he having died at the home of his son Dan Martin there Wednes- day. Interment was made at Glen wood Thursday afternoon. MT Mar tin formerly resided here. He was the father of Mrs. T. s. Philips.
 MT. and Mrs. Roy Sawyer, now of Harrison, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Stevens of Eureka Springs and Mr. and Mrs. Will Shades of New Home were guests at l. V. Sawyer's home, south of town, Sunday. The occasion being a sort of family reunion, the full part iculars of which The Tribune has not learned.
 l. M.- Webb has landed back in Green Forest Tuesday. It took him almost a year and half and some two thousand miles of travel the last time to convince himself that Green Forest is the proper place to live. Mrs. Webb and the boys stopped over at Harrison for visit, but they will all be here next week. Being anxious to find employment that will enable him to keep things even, Alb tells us that he will probably embark again in the produce business. Alb left here year ago last Feruary for the Texas coast country. From there he moved to Gillett, Ark, and from there he shipped to Pine Bluff, where he spent almost year in the grocery and pro- duce business.
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