The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-30
REUNION
To be Held in Green Forest Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 10, II
 and 12 of August, 1916

Headquarters John G. Fletcher Camp
 No. 636, U. c. w., Arkansas Divis-
 ion, Berryville, Ark, June 26, 1916.
 The 18th Annual Convention and Re union of J ohm G. Fletcher Camp No. 638, U. C. w., Arkansas Division will be held pursuant to adjournment, at Green Forest, Carroll County, Arkan- sas, in the City Park west of the pub lie square of said town, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the 10. II and 12 days of August, 1916.
 All members of the Camp and all Confederate soldiers are expected and | urged to be present.
 The G. A. R. Post and all Union or Federal soldiers are especially invited to attend and to take part in the excer- cises of the occasion, thereby have a real. mutual, loyal, patriotic reunion Picnic, of and by the "Blue and the Gray" with their sons and daughters, widows, wives, mothers, brothers and all of the decendants and all the people are invited to attend the occasion, with the hosptable, good people of Green Forest and vicinity as our hosts.
 The following citizens have be9o 'tn- lected and are hereby 4eesnoist'an suff committee on ways, mea-.e ieslueht " music, and have genera en. III HIS uea and arrangement for any,4;o,, ID casion, to-wt: E. F. Rud
 w. A. Butt, John H. H,ii,c ,SStre,',D.s os' t,ilp. ileoTr'n'nany of {. ssls.ea .s..- ssa 1,.s sa,,,,a. <, 4 i t4 tha nladias are fespess < lss tsS ] ,to assist as heretofore int;5Srersring .h' program and exercises for the occa sion. Speakers will be invited in due time
 All persons who desire concessions oi stand priveledges upon the grounds are directed to make application therefor to sad committee. Bring wagons, bug gies, tents and boxes and baskets filled with plenty of provisions and camp upon the grounds, ali who desire to do so J. H. Holman, J. Polk Fancher,
 Adjutant. Commander.
 Attorney John T. Smith left Tuesday for Springfield, Mo-, where he will spend few days visiting an old friend, after which he will visit other points in Missouri and then return to his home in Livingston, Mont. He expect to so arrange his business that he and his wife will return to Arkansas in Sep tember and apend the winter in A warmer cline.
 Miss Mabel Galloway was passenger Monday morning for Alton, Mo-, where she will spend month or so visiting } her sister, Mrs. Sterling Smith. Bridge Foreman Henry Lenox and Hollis Rudd employees of the M. & N. A., were up from Harrison Sunday Buell. Hardware Co. has a complete line of Paints, Oils. Varnish, Varnish Stains and Mar-Not and Scar-Not Floor Varnish. Brighten up. / Contractor J. B. Reeves went to AL pena first of the week and signed up for the erection of a modern dwelling to be erected on the farm of James Ward, near there Mr. Reeves and a force of hands are now on the scene.
 Prof. E. w. Slower and wife, who are spending their vacation from school work at Aipena, at the home of Mrs. Slover's parents, MT. and Mrs. s. P. Beck, at Denver was a guest during the week ending at the home of Mrs. hSIoyer's sister, Mrs. Geo. Buell..
 Miss Bessie Stark of the Telephone Go. went to Bellefonte for pleasure trip Tuesday, and while taking joy ride in an automobile the car became ''frighted" and in its attempt to go over Miss Bessie jumped, landed on stone which also took fright and rolled away, leaving Miss Bessie in condi- tion she has been very much limping since her return.
 IMrs. Earl Phillips of Wiley, Colo, arrived Monday for visit at the home of her parents, M" and Mrs. C. H. Colvin. She was accompanied by her sister, Nell, who has been making her home with her the past year and at tending school and little Miss Dorothy Reagan of Denver. Colo, who is niece of MT. Phillips. They will return in a week or ten days.
 Mrs. Nell Roberts and children came up from Little Rock Wednesday and will spend some time visiting relatives.
 Misses Augusta MeGown and Waltie i Lamb are visiting friends at Harrison