The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-01
Local Paragraphs

L. id. Smith Lad business for the NH d5 Elevator Co. in Joplin Wednes- day.
 Il. G. Poynor, of the II. G. Poynor insurance Co.,, came up from Harrison Monday end looked after official mat ters connected with his office at this place
 For bargains in Cueenswaro, China ware, Tinware etc, call at the Varie ty Store.
 W c. Furgerson has out bills an nouncing thc sale of his house hold and farm belongings to take place at his farm two and one-ha!f miles east of Green Forest Tuesday, September 5.
 C. w. Heron of Wellington, Kan, visited at M A Odham's home last week. This was Mir. Herron's first vacation from his duties as Rail Road storekeeper in six years, and it IS needless to say that he enjoyed taking in Arkansas with Miss Olls. They visited Berryville, Alpena, Denver and Osage.
 F. s. Harris and wife came up from the4r ranch on the Big Four and spent first of the week in Green Forest, com ing pricipaIlY to hear the lecture of their old friend, Miss Fannie Fisher.
 To the Public Give us one trial. We donot fear tie verdjct-S Star Hotel
 Sherman and Ed Buell. have purchas- ed the eornor lots on Main and Spring field street from J. H. Ramsey and will establish their new mill!
 George Walker, father of C. E. Walker, came over from Berlyville Saturday for d visit with his son, be- fore his moving to Leslie
 Miss Lena Littler accompanied her friend, Mrs c. E. Walker, to Leslie Monday and will remain for few days visit.
 For that empty feeling stop at the Star Hotel. Adv.
 James LenoX and wife of Eureka Springs visited relatives in Green Forest during the week.
 J. Nj. Caldwell and wife of Jenkins, Mo-, father and mother of Mrs, John Wells, were arrivals Tuesday, coming for visiting extending a past the Farmers and Stockmen's $ Fair at Ber- ryvlle.
 Mrs John Ramsey will be delighted to see customers for fall millinery, after Tuesday, September }. Every thing consistent with hard-times prices The showing, will not be as elaborate sa city stock. 6qt nifty and uR.-to l date
 Mrs. Belle Vilines and daugIter. Mrs. Alice BlackWood, and children of Colinsville. Okla, and Mrs Alice Edg- mon and son, Clyde, are at Boxley, visiting relatives
 Mrs. Luther Sbipman on Route 1, who was severely hurt in a run-a away accident one day last week while re- turning home from Yocum is reported as improving.
 Uncle Jimmie Thorn came home from BerryVille Tuesday, where he had been for several weeks with relatives. Uncle Jimmie says he likes Berryvile, but Green Forest is home to him and he gets home-sick to get back
 Neighhors and friends met Tuesday and made a general cleanup of the Ow- ems cemetery. This is one of the best kept cemeteries in the county.
 County Treasurer C. D. Wall drove over from Berryville by auto Monday, coming to deliver said machine to James Buell., who had become the [ owner in trade made with MT Wall.
 G. B. Wharton, the Springfield mule buyer, whose large ad in last weeks Tribune informing the public that he would be in Green Forest Saturday for the purpose of buying such animals the town was fairly overrun with mules at an early hour. He soon purchased car oad, the amount desired, paying prices ranging from $I00 to $20G per head. As will be noted in new ad. in this weeks Tribune that Mr Wharton will 1e on his rounds again next week, vis- ting Green Ferest, Sept. 9.
 Candies, candies; always fresh, 10c per lb. at the Variety Store.
 Joe Reeves arrived from Panama, a., Saturday and visited until Tuesday with his family and journey on to Oma- Ia where he joined the J B. Reeves louse builders and immediately pro- eeded to cover things up with paint. oe has been plying his profession in oWa for the past several months. He eports crops good and people proper . us. He also reported Wayne Puckett, un of our townsman, Ed Puckett. who , visiting his brother at Panama, is till sick
 Cooper McGee Dead Cooper McGec, son of A. J. 'McGee,