The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-13

We wish to announce to our friends and customers that we have just clos ed out our stock of furniture and are better equipped to take care of our gro- cery trade. Cox & Standlee.
 We have just received a 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.
 Remember Congressman John N. Tillman. Democratic nominee for re- election, will speak in Green Forest Monday, October 16, at ? p. m.
 Mrs. Crockett, landlady of the Crockett house, took few days off and spent from Friday till Monday visiting a childhood friend, Mrs. l.. Salvage, at Urbanette. This was their first meeting in thirty years.
 J. H. Middough, south of town, was pleasant caller at The Tribune office while in town Saturday. Altho six miles out, Mir Middough has come to town to get his mail. but hopes the time not far distant when Uncle Sam will loop the loop on Kodts 5att '-J -JJhasbe "a b6e Fletcher's, thereby lengthening the route six miles and serving a numbes of other good citizens.
 See Ben Stacy for groceries or ring phone No. 147. Prompt attention will be given to your order.
 If you want to purchase real estate see Trantham Real Estate Go. They have some splendid bargains to offer. This company also rents town or city property. They also collect rents. They have been in the real estate busi- ness for over 12 years and the oldest real estate company in Green Forest. We want and strive to have satisfied customers. See us before buying.
 George Butler Jr. and wife were here from Enon Friday, shopping, They left Sunday night for Kansas City. They were accompanied to Green Forest by Roscoe Butler, who has just recently returned from crop. making stay with his grandfather, Eld M. M. Butler, at White Oak, Okla He reports crops fairly good in tha portion of the coutry.
 a Groceryman w. J. Tate is having ; barn erected on his premises on Phil lips Avenue.
 Clabe Roberts. travelling salesman for the Burley Tobacco Co.,, of Louis vile, Ky., was taking orders in Greer Forest Tuesday. Clabe's school day' were spent here and he says no othe place seems so dear to him as Green Forest. He is brother of Mrs. Ar thur Norris.
 Mrs. Ramsey will give set of glas tumblers to the person buying the larg est bill of millinery at her store th 14th-Fair day. Ad
 Where there is light there is liy' wire behind it, but the live wire we art talking about is Judge w. A. Butt who said "I will not hide my light be meath a bushel' but will put it wher others may enjoy the benefits, so ac cordingly he called the light man, an' as consequence Scott street i beautifully alluminated all to tn credit of the Judge.
 Lem Porter and family stopped of at Green Forest few days during tn week. They were returning from visit to friends at Topeka, Kan, ant h ad stopped off at Grand View for visit with Mrs. POrter's sister, Mrs Marion Russell. Lem is another on of Green Forests boys on his way t success. He is station agent for tn Missouri & North Arkansas at Pindall
 w. L. Sneed and family, Mrs. Bell Villines and daughter, Miss Jesse Mrs. George Coxsey and two sons, Pau and Remmel, composed two automo piles full who went to Viola, Mo. one day last week for visit at tn home of Will F'ancher. Some way some how, a breakdown of one of tn cars happened, so one load returned disposed of the passengers and return ed, taking the needed repalrs to tn scene of the trouble. which was all tn way back to Viola. The relief car con veyed Mrs. Alice Edgman, Miss Laur and Sid Villines and Newburp Edg mon who report very enjoyable time