The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-18

y DULY.
 Miss Sula Harbert went to Denver on Friday of last week for d few days visit with relatives.
 Miss Reba Cox is spending the week with Mir. and Mrs E. w. Slower at Alpena.
 Editor J. L. Russell spent Sunday Tn Green Forest.
 c. D. Wall and Wm. Molloy were among our Berryville visitors Friday.
 Mrs. w. S. Hittson is recovering nicely from her recent illness.
 John OwnbeY and wife aud little daughter are now at home in Green Forest. having moved back from Oak Grove
 Miss Jessie Grim, who has spent several weeks at the home of her sister, Mrs Amos Blasingame, in Missouri, re- turned home few days since.
 J. B. Rhodes and family, who have spent pleasant fortnight at the home of Mrs. Rhodes mother, Mrs. Alice Edgmon, and other relatives, leave tonight CFriday) for their home at Granada, Colo.
 Mrs. A. J. Cox is in receipt of a letter from her sister, Mrs. Sarah Wilson of Steedman, Okla, in which she enclosed fifty cents to be given tc The Tribune editor on subscription.
 Mrs. Allie Firestone, who was thot to be seriously injured in the runaway accident which occurred Friday, is re ported to be improving nicely. Mrs McNiel and son, Delbert, who were als in the buggy, re sed slishAipjuries
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 MS. u. o4 s<.1 9ss1si9s t4,. 8 ll>.( bedside of her sister, near Grand View last week. The sister died the next day after her arrival and the body taken to the family graveyard, neal the old home, on Kings river, fo1 burial. Mrs. Porter was accompanied by her daughter, Miss L. V.
 T. G. Nunally and family of Harri- son joined Willard Winner and family of Fayetteville in a near family reunion at the home of Mrs. Nunally and Mrs. Winners parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker, Sunday, and whose brother, Auburn, was having q day of feasting before departing on the night train for Colorado, where he goes to accept d railroad position.
 Merchant F. NJ, oeitz returned Wednesday from St. Louis where he had been to buy fall goods.
 James Pryor and Mrs. H. E. Niece hee are suffering an attack of fever.
 To the Public Give us one trial. We do not fear the verdict. Adv.
 Attorney Ira M. Gurley had busi- ness at Osage Saturday and Sunday and at Harrison Wednesday.
 Dr. Luther Callen was an arrival from Huntsville Tuesday and joined bis sister, Mrs. Albert Stevens, who was on the night train coming up from Harrison. They were en route to Twin Falls, Idaho. where they were called on account of the serious illness of their mother. Mrs. Allie Calen.
 Picture show Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday nights.
 Prof. E. w. Slower and wife of AL pena were Saturday visitors at the re- union. Prof. Slover is much interested in the people becoming familiar with No. 12, and hopes to ar range with Prof. Perrill to have Dr. Brough address our people on that sub ject in the near future.
 Write it on the grocery list Forest Queen. "
 Col, Len Nunally and daughter, Mrs. Gus Warehouse, came over from the Morehouse fruit farm, near Eureka Springs, for portion of the reunion.
 Mrs. K. M. Cecil. sister of Mrs. Monroe Burkett, and Mrs. Bishop, mother of Liveryman Sam Bishop, started Friday night on their return trip to their home at Walla Walla, Wash, after a month S visit with rela- tives and friends in Green Forest and Osage. Mrs, Bishop will stop in Den yer, Colo, for visit with a brother
 Lunch boxes 10 cents and school bags 10 cents at the Variety Store.
 Rev. J. B. Rose has secured large ,ent and erected it on the south side of | .he public square and the Baptist | orotracted meeting is now in progress nder the tent. Rev. Mcdonald, Baptist minister sojourning at Eureka Springs from Iowa, will do the preach ng up to Saturday. Rev. Mcdonald, vho kindly volunteered to assist Bro. Rose in his meetings, is a preacher of much force and his sermon Monday light received favorable comment.