The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
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What about a community fair?

Seamon Buell. is having a new barn built. and is otherwise improving his hone on West Main street.
 Roy Vilines and family have moved to Shell Knob, Mo-, where Roy will deal in stock in partnership with his uncle, Will Fancher.
 Dr. Homer Leathers and family vis- tied at the Doctors cousin, Mrs. Gus Morehouse, south of Eureka Springs Sunday.
 Mrs. John Ramsey's line of hats is very complete and styles equal to the best. Don't forget the prices are reasonable
 John Kaiser, who put on the play, Bought and Paid For" is busi- ness visitor in Green Forest, being en- gagged in writing insurance.
 Chester Reeves was over from the Berryville canning factory for Sun day visit
 Henderson Phillips and Ebert Rus sell were home from Omaha for short visit first of the week.
 Lost-A pair of gold trimmed glasses in case. Finder please leave at the Tribune office and received reward.
 Mrs. Lon Villines is here from Box ley for a visit at the home of her mother-in-law, Mrs. Belle Villines.
 J. w. Bair of the Bair Produce mix ed business with pleasure and spent a few days in Springfield last of the week. He was met there by his fath- CT, who lives at Rich Hill.
 See Elmer Wise for photographs. School groups speciality.
 Tim Firestone returned home Sunday from kensett where he has been em- ployed for the past several weeks.
 John w. Bartlett and wife of Oak Grove visited Green Forest relatives during the week.
 We have just received car of cook Stoves, cast and steel Ranges and Heat ing Stoves and we are not going to try to get rich on them. Don't buy till you see our line Buell. Hardw. Go.
 Dr. Elsie k. Sehmitz is visiting her friend. Mrs. R. L. Jernigan, at Fay etteville.
 James Shibey and family came oyer from Berlyville Saturday for short visit with Mir. Shibey's parents, Mir and Mrs. L. s. Shibley, returning or the Sunday evening train.
 See Wise & Co. for all kinds of first class blacksmithing.
 Charley Hittson carries broker arm since the noon hour at school Wed nesday. He was playing basket ball.
 Roy Kirkpatrick made safe his re turn from his western trip Wednesday
 Mrs. Mary Morgan and children o St. Paul, Ark, are visiting at tn home of her parents. Mir. and Mrs Loss Seitz.
 Mrs. Ellen Grever went to Harriso Wednesday for visit at the home @ her daughter. Mrs. J. L. Russell.
 Ert,e Alfred of the Tribune fore spent Saturday and Sunday at Harri . son.
 Old papers for sale at this office.
 Buy it. Try it. If you don t like it return it. A sack of Forest Queen
 w. c. Furgerson and family departe on the west bound train Saturday nigh for California, where they expect l. reside, but they may not.
 Judge Greer was between trai visitor in Green Forest Tuesday, leav ing for Eureka Springs to make prep aration for d community fair to be helt there October '.
 Mrs. A. J. Tabor is in receipt of tn information that oil in great quantities had been struck in three miles of hel mothers farm near Covington, Okla. which fact has meaning to Mrs. Ia bor-that her Oklahoma interest i greatly enhanced in value.
 Mrs. Wm. Collier, just east of tn city limits, had the misfortune to fal Tuesday while gathering peaches breaking her right arm just above tn wrist.
 When you go to buy groceries don fail to get prices from the old reliable F. H. Wells
 George Dunlap and Miss Eltha Norri: were the contracting parties to wed ding that took place at the home Of Rev. Edwards on last Friday evening. The young couple had spent the day at the Berryville Fair. Mir. Dunlap is a sor of Taylor Dunlap, on Route ?. anG Miss Etha is daughter of Dock Nor ris, residing in the same neighborhood. This is promising young couple ano we predict life will be easy sailing fol them.
 TO THE FARMER:
 We have used every effort in select ing the very best grass seed to be had ana the QudlIy IS eAIla Boou. Caii and see for yourself and get prices. - Buell. Hardware Go.
 Leslie Owens departed Tuesday night for Raton, N. M., where he goes to ac- cept railroad employment. Itseems as tho Leslie cant stay here and he can't stay away. this being the charm time he has sold out and gone West. Mrs. Owens and the children will remain for month before taking up their journey to their new home. The Tribune joins friends in wishing that Mir and Mrs. Owens will yet see it to their interest