The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-15
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Get ready for a day at the Fair

1 Quite number of our busy set are planning camping trip on White River next week.
 Megown Bros. are having some desir- able improvements made at the Home Bakery
 The town treasury has been consider ably replenished lately on account of misconduct.
 Mark DeBerger and Startling Keller left Saturday for Iowa, where Mark will visit an uncle and Starring will seek employment.
 ber'yville is all astr. Everything possible is being done to make the first Annual Fair and the Farmers and Stockmen's s Association a bowling suc- cess.
 Mrs. F. R. Morrow and little Miss DorthV are visiting at the homes of E. 5. Foreman and J. B. Coxsey at Sloan Springs. Before returning they will visit the Doctors relatives at Fayetteville.
 Attorney 1. R. Hill was taking care Of business at Siloam Springs last week.
 Mrs. M. A. Russell spent the week end at Harrison visiting at the home of her son, J. L., and was a passenger thru to Berryville Sunday night, where she is visiting at the home of her son, A. J.
 See Elmer Wise for photographs. School groups specially.
 Have your house wired. The price of electrical material has advanced along with Joplin potatoes, but we are still wiring at the same old price. e.-Green Forest Mill &ing Elevator Co.
 When you go to buy groceries don t fail to get prices from the old reliable. F. H. Wells.
 See Stacy & Estes for fall hats.
 Cashier O'Neal of the First National Bank and family were auto passengers to Blue Eye, Sunday. They were guests of MT. O'Neal's sister, Mrs. John Scott.
 Work is progressing nicely on the Buell. Bros. new mill building on West Main.
 A much-needed new concrete cross ing is being put in near the school house. The work Is being done by Frank Ward
 The Green Forest Mill & Elevate, Co.,, Hanby' Lumber Yard, CoXsey & Son Dry Goods and Douglas & Vil' lines Grocery are among the ones sport ing new signs for their respective busi ness this week.
 Fay Galloway was sufficiently recu perated to return to his post of duty with the Reeves house builders a Omaha Monday. Glenn Pyrop, an( George Stroud accompanied him to re enforce the crew.
 No. 2 Thursday evening conveyed tn remains of Mrs. Milt Mckinney iron Harrison to Eureka Springs for buria in the l. 0. o. F. cemetery. Mrs. Nc Kinney will be remembered in Greel Forest as Miss Ethel Derthick, and a one time an employe of the Green For est Telephone Co. Appendicitis wa the cause of her death.
 J. w. Donivan, the efficient miller a the Rhodes Mill, was transactlng busi ness in Green Forest Friday.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Graham, who start cd to Texas Saturday on visit witt her son, Nim, returned home Sunday When she went to change cars a Selgman she, in some way made mls step and fell and hurt the back of hel head. She was improving some at las report.
 TO THE FARMER:
 We have used every effort in select ing the very best grass seed to be hat and the quality is extra good. Cal and see for yourself and get prices. = Buell. Hardware Co.
 w. s. Hittson left town by autt looking like for keeps Tuesday, but h' was loaded for the ranch. He was ac companied by his sister, Mrs. Ba. Seitz, who has been enjoying the pleas ures of visit with Green Forest rela tives and friends.
 Miller M. A. Oldham and daughter Miss Ollis, were down from their Osag' Mill Saturday.
 A. T. Tibbetts, an old-timer living south of town, who left this countr. for Oklahoma some twelve years ago has returned to Arkansas in search O health. MT. Tibbetts has purchased ; farm south of town and will proceed tC drink pure water, breath fresh air ant relieve himself of the malarial germ contracted in the new state.
 Hon. John Stafford and daughter Mrs. Ray Anderson, and Miss Juli; Anderson have just returned from al auto round of visiting at Crane ant Hurley, Mo. Rays house keepint troubles were partially relieved by his brother-in-law, Logan Stafford, wht came up from the farm and tried out < few fancy dishes he'd seen mother make. We understand Logan has beer