The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-10

legal DuSlneSS WedneSday.
 Conditions are just right now for impure water. Be careful.
 Have you got the correct time? If not Shaffer can fix it.
 Rev. Ewing McCracken of Sarcoxie, Mo-, is here for brief visit.
 Russell 6 Pinkerton have several inquiries for small tracts near town.
 Money to loan on town property, monthly payment plan. E. R. lSitton.
 Cracked wheat for chicken feed $1. 60 per hundred. G. F. M. 6 F. Co. Phone 19.
 Sam Beck, the Denver merchant, was in Green Forest Wednesday looking after business matters.
 For Sale No. 1, good milch COW, 5 years old. James Stevens. Phone w. A. Stevens. 7-10 Say, is your watch out of repear? take it to Harry Shaffer. He knows how to put it right.
 Miss Rebecca Bedding of Eureka Springs visited with Mrs. A. J. Cox | first of the week.
 Miss Love Phillips of Carthage, Mo-, has been a guest of Green Forest rela- lives during the past week.
 Jesse Goforth left the morning of the Fourth on his return west after an extended visit with relatives. 1 Claim Agent Williams of the M. & | N. A., was looking after business matters in Green Forest Monday.
 Mrs. Walter Villines and babies re- turned Friday night from Jasper where she has been visiting relatives. have not been good for the tomato crops, which have so far shown up quite promising for the season. F. R. Michell was here from Harri- son first of the week assisting in talk ing the semi annual inventory of the stock of the local Fair store.
 Mrs. Will Morris and babe have been over from Connor the past week visiting at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. Jerry Patty.
 Little Mark, son of Mir. and Mrs. Bert Kirkham, is suffering from a broken arm sustained in fall from a see-saw one day last week.
 Miss Marguerite Collohan of Eul eka Gnrinnc xuoc o11oct Croon Foroat friends during the week. returning home on the motor Monday morning.
 Miss Edna Bradfield went to Eureka Springs Friday evening, where she contemplates spending some weeks, resting from her arduous school work.
 A. L. Kinney, Dr. Lundberg, c. D. Shaffer, c. B. Grim and Ben Jones were the Hickory delegates at the Re- publican convention at Berryyille Monday.
 60 acres of nice, well timbered tract, unincumbered, five miles out, every | foot can be cultivated, good soil. | Will consider any sort of trade. Rus sell 6 Pinkerton.
 Mesdames George Buell. and Dennis Myers are home from Sprinefeld, Mo-, where they spent some W "sts'''d- : ing the Springfield Norr lhetter equip themselv
 1, Clyde Walker is sL a few weeks Tn Kansas City TO, g up his business interests there, ! had en- engaged his attention prevl. ! to his accepting the management of the store of the Walker Hardware Go. here.
 Len Reynolds has rented the build ing on the southwest corner of the square from J. N. Younger, the new owner, and will move his grocery store to same as soon as the room IS reno- vated and fixed up for business.
 Mrs. Dock Wilson and Mrs. James Coyle arrived Saturday night from Newport, Texas, for an extended visit with relatives and for the benefit of Mrs. Wilson's health. These people left this country for Texas twenty-three years.
 The latest immigrant to decide on permanent residence in Green Forest was the young man who made his ap- pearance at the home of MT. and Mrs. Ed Puckett on July 5. Have you been around at the barber shop and gotten your cigar yet?
 F. O. Butt and family came over from the Springs via auto last Friday evening. Out of respect to the weather the machine was housed and Fes and John returned home on the train Mon- day, leaving Mrs. Butts and several children to spend the week with rela- tives and friends.
 A bargain! Will trade for small place in northwest Ark ansas, AS acres all tillable, no rocks; 12 acres year old apple orchard, some peaches and pears, springs, small house and out buildings, 1-2 mile to school, three mile to Lockesburg. See or write Russell & Pinkerton.
 James Buell. and his daughter Miss Faye on their recent trip out in Kan sas and Missouri were, it seems, ex- posed to the small pox. At least both have developed cases of it. Neither is seriously ailing. They are under rigid quarantine and all the necessary precautions are being taken to prevent the spread of the disease.
 M. L. Crane and Miss Minnie Hubbs were the parties to Fourth of July wedding in Green Forest, the ceremony