The Green Forest tribune., 1914-03-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

L. V. Porter was in Berryville Mon day.
 A. J. Tabor anG J. L. Russell wer Harrison visitors' Monday afternoon
 Seed corn for sslle The Iowa Silve Mine, $1 50 per bul5hel C. Orebaugh
 Mrs Miller Denton Is recovering from brief illness.
 For sale-Gooq farm wagon. In quire at Wells grpcery store.
 Best mare in the county for sale. Alp pie to H. P. BurneS
 w. G. Coxsey and wife were Berry vile visitors Saturday. night.
 E. R. Sitton was called to Darde nele first of the week on business.
 I'M. Brrnhaml lIhas moved to the Masters place 0dt on Route l.
 Jack Reeves is suffering from an at tack of pneumonia.
 Ralph Shaffer went to Berryvile Saturday night to attend the ball at the St. George Hotel.
 Hon c. A. Fuller will address the l people Saturday in the interest of his candidacy for Congress.
 Mrs. Dorcas Sneed of Carrollton is visiting this week at the home of her daughter Mrs. Miller Denton.
 Andrew Pryor was down from Osage community, Monday arranging bid on the Carrollton-Alpen mail route
 Horse and buggy for sale at big | bargain. H. J. Woolwine. 3-6
 Mrs. I. M Poynor of Berryville, visi- ted her father, w. P. Kirkham, here Sunday.
 The condition of "Uncle Billie" Kirkham continues to improve. He is now able to sit up in bed. Teachers examination will be held at the court house in Berryville March, 19 and 20. R. c. Gibson, Go. Ex. Eggs from thoroughbred Black Orphingtons, Soc per setting. Joe Norris, 2 miles east of Green Forest.
 w. L. Sneed and S. N. Edgmon made a trip to Berryville Monday in the lat ter's new Metz car, covering the dis in 38 mintes, going the north route.
 F. o. Butt was over from Eureka Springs Tuesday in connection with his duties as vice president of the First National Bank.
 Work progressing rapidly in setting poles for the electric light plant. Work has been commenced on the buil ding for the power plant.
 Poynor Ramsey has a residence in course of construction in the north east corner of the Oliver addition. It will be connections home when com pleted.
 The new home of Walter Linen just west of the corporation line on the Main street road looms up handsomely among the late Improvements.
 There will be Ford demonstrator in Green Forest during the next week and will take pleasure in showing you. Harry Shaffer, Sales Agent.
 Low round trip rates to St. Louis and return account Spring Merchants Meeting. Ask the M. & N. A. ticket agent. St
 Newb Edgmon has joined the club of aristocrats, having purchased brand new Metz auto. It is little beauty and seems we'll adapted to the rough use that car must get in this country.
 Pastor Neal of the M. E. church South has been holding revival services at the church during the past week with the result that there have been thirteen professions and quite a number of additions to the church membership.
 Very Low Colonist Ra tes to Western points on sale daily M March 18th to April 18th. For rates and information. ask the M. & N A. Agent, or write B. E. Smythe, Traffic Manager. Eureka Springs, Ark. 2-2o At
 Regenerated Swedish Select oats for sale for seed, These are the best oats I have ever seen in this coun try. They are heavy straw and thin skinned oats and thresh out clean Gall on T. M Buell. or phone me. Marvin Young blood. 6-2
 The statement published last week concerning the death of Mrs. w. c. Owens of Gentry, Ark, has happily proven to be a mistake. While in bad health, Mrs. Owens is still living, and The Tribune is delighted to make the correction.
 w. R. Phillips was employed first of the week trying to unravel some of the problems presented by that part of the Harbert addition lying south of Second street. This part of town is in seri- ous miXup, and unless surveyed and plated it will some day day result in an endless amount of litigation.
 The only name that will appear on the ballot in the coming Democratic primary for the office of Surveyor will be that of C. E. McCurdy of Prairie township. MT. McCurdy is an ann bilious young man, who desires to take up the work of surveying and he promises to equip himself thoroughly, should he be chosen. His name ap- pears in the announcement column this week.
 MT. and Mrs. Ira Porter were called to Eureka Springs last Saturday on account of the death of Mrs. Porter's sister Mrs. Maranda Tharp, wife of L,lleuortb Tborp Mrc Tharp h ad