The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

ing Call on the Tribune.
 J. M. Dunlap made business trip to Valley Springs last week.
 Darwin Watts of Marshall was d business visitor here Tuesday.
 Good small dwelling and ware room for rent. E. P. Puckett.
 Wanted Hogs suitable for butcher ing at City Meat Market.
 Ice cream and sun bonnets for sale Saturday afternoon in the park.
 For SaIe-Good second hand Cook Stove and Bedstead. W. E. Lamb.
 New line Swell Furniture, and Rugs just received at the Buell. Hardware Go. s.
 Attorney A. L. Kinney was in Mt. Vernon, Mo-, on legal business Friday and Saturday of last week.
 Buy your groceries of Clark Bros. Their goods are fresh and prices ex- actly right
 Miss Daisy Cantrell of Bellefonte was guest of Mrs. Johnny w. Bair for several days during the week.
 Fresh and dry meats at City Meat Market.
 The showers of the past week have  been very refreshing, but we need a soaker to put things right.
 Mrs. M. L. Tipton will leave Sunday for Gentry, Ark, on an extended visit to her daughter, Mrs. Burney Owens. Erton Harbert returned Monday sfrom the strawberry picking tour hs went on some two or three weeks ago K Eaptizing by immersion took place lsaAes City Park Sunday afternoon by ths abostolics. A large cfewd was ir attendance. ,l
 Mrs. Taylor, of the Pleasant Hotel we think, has the distinction of having the first new Irish potatoes of the sea son, in this section at least Tuesday she served them for dinner.
 Manager Reed, of the Green Pores Canning Co.,, reports about three hun dred acres planted to tomatoes for tn, factory this season, and that the pros poets up to time are promising.
 Mrs. Joe Fancher and children hay, moved from Berryvile in order to b. near Mrs. Fancher's parents durin, Joe's absence, he having accepted position with the Swift Packing Co of St. Joseph, Mo.
 Mrs. Wm. w. Hines and her mother Mrs. Roden, arrived from Los Angeles Cal, Monday. Mir. Hines has pun chased farm near Alpena, wher they will make their home. Mr. Hine will arrive in a few days.
 A special car bearing the Receive, of the M. & N. A. Railroad passe oyer the line Monday. It is understoo the Receivers have cause for gratifc; tion in the general improvement ( business and condition of the road tn year. Harrison Times.
 It is generally agreed that the ne
 M. F. Ghurch, Soul m Green Pores
 is one of the hane omest and no conveniently arranged church ed!ac, in this part of the state. t IS truly monument to the zea of Bre.Neal ar the members who stde:dI by him so faitl fully.
 The little daughter of Mr. and Mr. L. A. Huskey of Blue Eyes, who ws operated on for appendicitis some tw or three weeks since by Drs. Kirby an Donaldson, is rapidly recuperating an will soon be able to return home. It indeed fortunate that Green Forest i possessed of physicians and surgeon who are learned in their profession and able to treat patients without hay ing to be sent to distant cities.
 Ira Goforth and family of Home stead, Okla, who have been visitins relatives and friends over the count, the past two weeks concluded thei sojourn at the home of Mrs. Goforth' :: sister, Mrs. John Newton, at Eurek; Springs, Saturday, and started on theil return trip home. They came anc went by the Ford route. This was Ira's first visit to his old home mother ir nine years.
 Rev. Neal and wife, Mrs. Sarah Warren, Mrs. E. P Hepler, Mrs. c. c. Kirkham, Dr. Elsie Smitz of this place and Mrs. Fuller the w. C. T. U. lee turer, were between train visitors at Alpena Saturday, going over for the purpose of participating in a social meeting of the M. E. s. Society at that place, at the home of Mrs. Alta Kirk ham. An enjoyable meeting is report ed.
 Dr. Alvin Butt and family came over from Omaha, by way of auto, and spent several days during the past week with Dr. Butts father, " A. Butt, and other relatives and also friends. Dr. Butt has just recently returned from sojourn in Texas, where he went to regain his health, which seemed to be failing, but we glad to report he returned home almost as good as new.
 A fish fry was given at the home of MT. and Mrs. Geo. Galloway Monday