The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-27

 in from Kansas for visit short time ago, visited relatives in Parker dis trict part of last week
 A large number of the Parker young people attended singing at Gus Callen s Sunday night and an enjoyable time was reported.
 Earnest Sloan and T. J. Enix were looking after business affairs at Berry vile Wednesday.
 James Hayhurst and family of New Home and John Hayhurst and family of Oak Hill visited al the home of their brother, Jesse, Wednesday of last week
 MT. Smith of White Oak, Ark, re- turned home Monday after spending several days at the home of w. A. Walker.
 A large crowd attended Chas. Mos teller's sale Wednesday and despite the rain stuff sold fairly well. MT. Mos teller and family left Thursday for Everett, Wash. where they expect to reside in the future. The departure of the Mosteller family has left vacancy in our community which will not soon be forgotten, for no better citizens could be found anywhere, and we sincerely hope they will be prosperous and happy in their new home.
 Oscar Jones has recently purchased J. D. Harding stock of groceries.
 Carl Arnold and family of Jasper are visiting at the home of Frank Phillips. S. P. Jones is making preparation to erect new residence on his farm. Jim Coker of Alpena loahed car of apples here first of this week.
 Mack Hensley and son, Edward, of Priston, Okla, are visiting MT. Hens ley's father, w. A. Hensley.
 Flint Stone and family visited Sun day at the home of Flax Collier near Zion Hill.
 Aunt Patsey Norris of Parker spent last week with her grandson, Monte Lee.
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 Will Foresee, wife and daughter, Miss Clella, of Bergman, Ark, were guests of Dr. Jackson's Sunday,
 Miss Frankie Norris has returned home from New Mexico where she has been for some time. We were all glad to see her.
 The little daughters of Saul Robert son visited their grandmother, Mrs. Naples, Saturday night.
 Netf Hammonds visited our school Tuesday. The pupils were all glad to see their old teacher and also glad ut his recovery,
 We are having Sunday school again. Why not everyone come and lets build up good interest?
 The candidates for the County offices met here Monday, October 23- and ad- dresed the voters, and were seemingly glad to see everyone.
 Mrs. Ella Robertson returned home Sunday from Texas where she has been staying with relatives. We are glad to have her with us again.
 Several of the Denver people attend= ed the 0rbourne-C -Callen debate at Head Saturday night and reported 8 very in- teresting time.
 There will be church and also haptis- ing at Denver Sunday. Key. Neal will eel" fdl1.. e ,ls.-clne~,r a,s,.s.s-.--,z-.s 's----ssS- S- -Il sssd sssTsd /. R. Crawford and little daugh of Green Forest were visitors of Mrs. Naples Monday,
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 Ray Adams of Blue Eye, Mo, spent Saturday night with his uncle, Bert Adams.
 Fredie O'NeA is able to be out again. Mrs. Hart is reported quite ill at this writing.
 Miss Mona Lttrel, our school teach er spent from Friday until Sunday with homefolks at Oak Grove. Ethel O'Nea spent Monday with her parents. near Farewell.
 Gleen Greer, who is attending school in town, spent Saturday night and Sunday with homefolks.
 The spelling bee Friday night was well attended.
 Albert Duncan and wife of Blue Eye spent Saturday and Sunday here with relatives. John Rhodes made business trip Monday to Green Forest,
 Ed Rhodes spent Saturday night and Sunday at Nauvoo, Mo.