The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-04
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 Banker L. c. Gibson was here from Alpena Monday.
 ii. U. Poynor was here Tuesday look Ing after business.
 me drouth IS over and every obstacle removed for a good time at the reunion
 See that you do something to add to the success of the reunion.
 It Is hoped each and every home will De decorated in honor of the old soldi- CTS meet.
 Mrs. Sarah Afrey went to Neosho last week to visit her daughter, Mrs. Ada White, formerly Mrs. Ada Rogers.
 Misses Alice, Helen and Nell Colvin entertained number of their young friends with party Thursday evening of last week An enjoyable time is reported.
 Wonder what all of this talk about Forest Queen means?-Good biscuits.
 About twenty Gypsies have been do- ing Green Forest this week. Mayor Tabor extended them a cordial invata- tion to keep off the sidewalks to solic- 1t patronage and to get out side the incorporation to camp.
 lrve Barrett, one of the stronghold farmers on Route i, was in Green For est Saturday. Mir. Barrett says crops on Yocum are badly damaged on ac- count of the continued dry weather.
 cordial invitation to join in a home coming is extended to all absent friends, neighbors and acquaintances to be pres ent at the reunion.
 The many good things that are said about Green Forest should remind us not to travel on reputation too long, but keep on improving so that there will be more good things to be said.
 Herman L. Dodson, the new drum mer out for the Berryvile Wholesale Grocery Company, made his initiatory trip to Green Forest Thursday, being a day late for the scheduled time.
 A good thing to do. See that youl farming machinery you are not going to use any more this year is securely put away in condition that it will be ready to get busy next spring.
 The new management at the Stal Hotel asks for liberal share of youl patronage. The building has recently been over-hauled, the walls and woot work all went over by the paint brusf and the nice high ceiling and good ven tilation assures service that can't be beat. Price $l 50 per day Meals 3: cents.
 We have the largest and best stocl of Rugs ever carried in Green Forest Now is the time to make your pur chases. Buell. Hardware Go.
 Contractor J. B. Reeves wen,ts,. : Springfield, Mo- last Eriday y,-1g~- en -,+, ness. Before returning his bushes called him on to Omaha, Nebr. He ha returned already, but like the Dutch mans flea, is gone again. He is nov at Omaha with his force of hands working on the erection of schoo building and dwelling.
 Joe McNemar has gone to the "Jay Hawk" state to enlist in helping enc the harvest, after which he will treat himself to visit with his best girl anC relatives at Winfield.
 A. M. Hughes, one of the Tribune $ standbys from infancy up, was an early caller Thursday. Mir. Hughes is g son of the late D. c. Hughes and lives on Route 2. He is chip off the olc block and makes good citizen for his neighborhood as we'll as the county He handed us nice boquet decorated with two hunderd cents. pushing his subscription away into 1917.
 Presiding Elder Dr. Carter will hold quarterly conference at the M. E. Church on South Springfield street Saturday afternoon at three o'clock. Will hold services at eleven and at night on Sunday.
 Do you want to know how God will deal with the present conflict of na- tions? Then come and hear the bril- liant lecturer, Dr. Milton E. Riemer, in his noted discourse Is God Pre- pairing to Bless All Nations ?" at Green Forest Opera House, August g, at 8 p. m. Admission free.
 Mrs. Alfrey, the retiring lady of the Star Hotel, entertained the Tribune editor to an elegant dinner Wednesday. The dinner was prepared by the new lady, Mrs. Price, and our evidence is that the new management expects to feed their trade. Mrs. Alfrey will leave the last of this week on a busi- ness trip in Oklahoma and then take d much needed rest visiting in Kentucky.
 For Sale.
 Wa have all kinds of land and toun