The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-08


 grandlaihers, W A Butt and A. J. Cox, over Sunday
 Mrs w. $. Hittson was able to come to town Saturday for the first time since her recent illness.
 M. E. Trantham was an excursonist to Eureka Spings Sunday.
 For bargains in Queensware, China ware, Tinware etc, call at the Varie- ty Store.
 Sherman Buell. is tearing away the old mill site buildings near his home on South Springfield street.
 Buy it. Try it. If you don't like it. return it. A sack of Forest Queen.
 Our new and up- -to-date fall line of Millinery will be on display after Fri day, Septembr 8. Warren Millinery.
 Capt M. V. Lightburn is putting pressed steel columns under the avn ings of his east side property this week. The columns make permanent iob which is characteristic of the builder
 Miss Ola Alfred commenced four months term of school at Douglas last Monday.
 Little Lewis Jennings, son of MT. and Mrs. Hewitt Jennings fell and broke an arm Monday.
 When you go to buy groceries don t fail to get prices from the old reliable. F. H. Wells.
 Mrs. T. NJ. Buell. and daughters, Miss Ella and Mrs. K. C. Wilson, Mrs. Folly Wilkins and Mrs. J. J. Buell., accom- panied by Mrs. c. D. Buell., spent a very pleasant day last Monday at the home of Mrs. T. M. Buell's daughter, Mrs. Roy Dooling, at Cisco. The day was spent in quilting and feasting on melons.
 Mrs. M. C. Cox made deal few duyo dSO luIOuSll llS neal Estate Co.,, for 73 acres of land out north of town
 Lunch boxes 10 cents and school bags 10 cents at the Variety Store. J. B. Price has severed his connec- tion with the Star hotel and with his family has returned to Harrison, where he has accepted employment as black smith. We are sorry to lose this , wideawake gentleman from our town, but wish him success in all his under takings.
 See Stacy & Estes for fall hats.
 Have your house wired. The price of eletrical material has advanced along with Joplin potatoes, but we are still wiring at the same old price. Green Forest Mill & Elevator Co.
 We are receiving the most hatterlng reports of Forest Queen. the four of quality -Gr, cn Forest Mil x Elevator C..
 Elder Rue Porter will preach at the Chi stain church the second Sunday in September and Saturday night before
 c. l.. McNiel has sale announced advertising household goods and farm implements to be sold at public auction Wennesday. September l3, at his farm four miles northeast of Green Forest on the Denver road.
 ! Adrain Firestone returned Wednes- day night from trip South. While gone he visited his brother, Tim, who has position in the commissary of the Doniphan- kensett Lumber Co. near Searcy. Adrain will again attend the Green Forest High School this year after which he expects to enter medic al college.
 Aunt Sallie WidSon, on Route 2, came to town Wednesday on her regu- lar trip to buy her groceries and one thing and another. Altho Aunt Sallie is past three score and ten years, if "Old Gray" was living, she could sure show some of the rising generation how to ride. Aunt Sallie is pleased with the Tribune and assured us she was glad the new editor was tied up so we couldn't get away.
 A. DeBarr and wife. who were so- touring in Eureka Springs headed the strike off: by bringing their visit to d close and coming home on Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Alfrey has returned from Neosho, Mo-, and has assumed man. agement of the Star Hotel. Mrs. Alfery is a strict business lady and a good feeder She solicits her old cus- toners to be her patrons and invites new trade.
 You should see those beautiful Elze hats at Warren Millinery.
 Mrs. J. R. Crawford returned We'd nesday from Denver where she was called to see her mother. Mrs. M. J. Gaddy, who was badly hurt in run away accident. The horse which Mrs. Gaddy was driving became frightened and threw her and little Edna out of the buggy. Two large gashes were cut on the mothers head and her body bruised in quite number of places. The little girl was only slightly hurt. ] rCLo-I ,unrn nnttinn nlnraoL tinnlu nt lnct