The Green Forest tribune., 1915-05-28
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Buy your chops Brand and shorts of Douglas and Villines.
 Miss Ed it h w. Kilbourn, daughter of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Kilbourn, and MT. Ollie Turner, son of MT. and Mrs. A. J. Turner and Miss Ruby Callen, daughter of Gus Callen, and MT. Ralph l.. Kilbourn, son of MT. and Mrs. B. F. Kilbourn, were the con- tracing parties to a double we'd ding which took place at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon, May 23, in the presence of only a few rela- tives and immediate friends. These are four of our best young people and we wish them much happiness and prosperity through life.
 Cane sugar in 10, 25 and 100 pound sacks at Douglas and Wllines.
 Miss Lockie Eldridge and Hom- CT Leathers were married in Kan sas City, Mo-, May 15. These are two of our most popular young people, both having taught in the public schools of the county. MT. Leathers is a grad uate of the Western Dental col lege, at Kansas City. They re- turned to Green Forest Monday and will probably make their home here. The Tribune joins their many friends in wishing them a long and happy life.
 VTuesdays and Fridays for iron- ing days afrer June 1. G. F. Light Go.
 Miss Ruth Reeves entertained a crowd of young people with a progressive rock party, the oc- casion being in honor of her birthday. After the games of rock, in which Miss Elsie Walker won the prize of a box of choco- lates, a delightful two course luncheon was served. M is S Ruth was presented with a Pre- moette Junior Kodak and a box of white silk crepe de china hand kerchiefs. Those present were Misses Laura Villines, Wassie Smith, ,RoXiePorter, Bertha Duty. Stella Roberts, Cleo Sisco, Mollie Burkett, Nita Wells, Elsie Walk CT, Kate Rhodes, Mabel Gallo way, Dessie Ryan, and Ola All Gad, and Messrs Norval Walker, -Aub Walker, Leigh Bryan, Ralph Shaffer, Sid Villines, S, Neubern Edgmon, and Adrain Firestone.
 Buy sugar by the sack at Douglas and Villines.
 Arkansas Pr es association spent one hour at Green Forest last Friday. There was very little preparations made for their entertainment, their time only being long enough to get a glimpse of the business district, we wish they could have remain ed with us the whole day, There being about 150, most of the time was taken up in transit between the depot and town, the whole delegation was a jolly bunch and seemed to enjoy the short stay here. We possibly didn't treat them just right by taking uo all the time with OUT own spe shers but yousee brothers, it's ke this we have some very good speakers here and they so seldon or ever get chance to speak to such a delegation that when they doit's s hard to do anything with them, but slnce we occupied the whole time on this rare occas 10 n we want to extend an invitation to the entire bunch, that any time you will send us a date for a speech we will advertise 1t free of charge and guarantee a crowd. Among those who called at our office were J. A. Livings- ton, L. J. Blankenship, A. ". Parke, MT. and Mrs. w: Q. Troutt, MT. and Mrs, Earl w, Hodges, MT. and Mrs F. N: Hen derson, MT. and Mrs. Fred Pattie and w. B. Williams and daught- CT Christena, MT. Williams lS president of the eastern Arkans- sas Press Association and publish es the Citizen at Brinkley, among the dozens of others who called on us we recall B. w. Buckley E. c. Johnston, Sarah Barnhard Mrs. N. J. Parke and Mrs. A. D Murlin who left this cards saying