The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-11
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E''Cch iiledllS! !-GOOd biscuits.
 Circuit court at Eureka Springs this week.
 Bon Phillips has made the round trip to Colorado and back.
 Write it on the grocery list Fore st Queen"
 Joe Clark and wife left last of the week by auto for the West.
 Lunch boxes 10 cents and school bags lo cents at the Variety Store.
 Bank Cashier John w. Paul of Alpena was here on business Monday.
 Mrs. J. R. Moore left Tuesday night tor a ten days visit in Ash Grove. Mo
 Coffee from 15 cents to 40 cents per lb. at F. H. WellS.
 Attorney F. o. Butt was here from Eureka Springs on legal business Sat urday
 Miss Grace Cox of Blue Eye, Mo-, is visiting friends in Green Forest this week.
 Rev, Sam B. Wiggins went to Fay etteville Tuesday on business and pleasure.
 F. B. Rowland. watchmaker and leweler. Gold soldering a speciality. East side of the Square.
 Miss Florence Horne of Mountain Grove. Mo. is visiting with her friend, Mrs. C. E. Walker.
 Miss Lelah Beck is up from Denver spending the week with her sister, Mrs. George Buell..
 R. s. Granger of Harrison and D. J. West and B. O. George of Berryville were here on business Tuesday.
 0. R. Denton, Jr. of San Juan, N. Mex, is guest of his friend, Arthur Baxley.
 When you go to buy groceries don't fail to get prices from the old reliable
 F. H. Wells.
 S. S. Buell. now has the pleasure of seeing as good as anybody else who has electric lights.
 Rev. Neal was an arrival home Mon day from evangelistic work at different points in the state.
 Os Fry, who has been in Kansas for several weeks past, returned to his home east of town last of the week.
 Misses Eloda and Lorain Howard visited at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Oscar Wilson, at Harrison. last week.
 Mrs. w. s. Hittson and Phillip Bill liter, who have been suffering an attack of fever, are reported better.
 We have have the the lar affgesst and and pest st5ci of Rugs ever carried in Green Forest. Now is the time to make your pur- chases. Buell. Hardware Go.
 Harry Cordray and wife are guests at the home of Norman Mcdonald. MT. and Mrs. Cordray belong to a theatrical troupe and are taking their vacation at the home of Mrs. Cordray's s parents.
 Stanton Johnson is home again after a crop-making stay on his father's S farm near Fayetteville He landed back in time to direct the band music thru the reunion.
 Mrs. Cora Baton left Monday for her home in Nebraska after month S visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. B. F. Don aldson, and other relatives.
 Mrs. J. M. Dunlap of Zion Hill dis trict was an arrival on the noon train Monday from Monette, Mo-. where she had been to meet with two brothers at the home of her father, B. F. Shipley. She reports splendid visit.
 George Grever made his return from the Kansas and Nebraska wheat fields Tuesday. George says it is just as hot in the north as the south.
 Saturday was pension quarter. Be- tween forty and fifty of the old veterans and widows are still on the pay roll at Green Forest.
 Riley Gilbert and two childern are making their home with Uncle Billie Collier and wife just east of town. Mr. Gilbert, whose wife died some months igo, is son-in-law of Mir and Mrs. Collier.
 Guy Buttrick, wife and baby of Cam on, Okla, are guests at the home of Nrs. Buttrick's s parents, Rev. and Mrs. 3rassfield, south of town.
 Three cars of stock, one of sheep md two of hogs, left the Green Forest tation Saturday night for Kansas City tock yards. They were shipped by 1ittson, Seitz & Edgmon, Alfred & Collins and J. L. Walker.
 There will be Sunday school at the egular hour and preaching at II 0 o'clock sunday at the M. E. church. Ser ices Sunday night are called in on ccount of the protracted meeting at e Baptist church.
 Merchant C. A. Gorum went to Ben onville last of the week for the Dur-