The Green Forest tribune., 1915-07-30

young mule, 3 or 4 years old Is
 hands high. c. Orebaugh If.
 NMr. and Mrs. Henry Emmett
 are rejoicing over the arrival of
 a fine boy at their home on last
 Saturday night.
 Mrs. Maud Bowman and little
 daughter, arrived from Cushing,
 Okla, Sunday for an extented
 visit with her sister, Mrs. Harry
 Shaffer.
 Mrs. c. N. Webb and daught- CT returned to their home at ab- ingdon, H., Friday night, after a three weeks visit with rela- tives here.
 c. B. Grim and wife, J. H. Buell. and wife and Ben F'ergu- son and wife left Friday for Radium Springs, Mo-, where they will spend a month hunting fishing and recuperating health.
 Miss Fla Boyd, of Rogers, ar rived Tuesday of last week for a visit with Mrs. Jason Watson, returning home Saturday night. Miss Boyd is employed as con- positor in the Democrat office at Rogers.
 MT. and Mrs. James Wilding arrived here last week from Kingsville, Texas, for a business and pleasure visit. The Wildings were residents of this country for a number of years, and are well known to a large number of here people.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell was visiting in Green Forest Wednesday She was returning home from Capps, Ark, where she had been to attend the funer- al of her step-father, Mr. John son.
 A good program of music will be rendered at the reunion, con- sisting of ladies choruses, mixed quartettes, vocal duetes, vocal solos, piano solos and piano duets besides sorchestra and band music. Everybody come to the reunion. We will assure you a good music al program.
 The city bastile presents a pleasing appearance on the out side these days. It is almost en- tirely covered with Virginia Creeper, nature, without advice or money, cover many dark spots in Eureka Springs. -Times-Echo. Just so.
 R. B. Kelley, of the Granger Kelley Lumber company, Eureka Springs, was over on business connected with the Farmers and lerc2 pants Bank of which he .is ,, ,g 5l 14;-=teffIs WeeK. We 1 ,asfn use ss few more of you good | Eureka Springs citizens over lere.
 Hon. c. A. Fuller, of Eureka Springs, was over on business with the new Farmers and Merchants bank of Green Forest, of which he is one of the stockholders, first of the week Jlaud says Green Forest is grow ng so fast he can hardly recogn- ze the old town in the new.
 Master Harry and Miss Augusta MegoWn gave a party Wednes- Jay night in honor of their friend l Master Eugene Osborne, e. Thomas, Okla., There were about a dozen present and all en- joyed games until late in the evening, when they were served 1 with delicious ice cream, after which the youngsters departed hoping that they might have the pleasure of enjoying many more such evenings during the summ- CT.
 Little Miss L. V. Porter enter tained about thirty of her friends Wednesday evening in honor of her elev c II h birthday. The children were first given a treat at the confectionery by their little hostess, after which they returned to the Porter home, where they enjoyed a pleasant evening son the lawn. She re- ceived many nice presents, and the happy crowd returned to their homes, pronouncing little Miss Porter a most delightful entertainer.
 Little Miss Ruth Reynolds en- tertained a number of her little friends last Saturday afternoon I L. L. I