The Green Forest tribune., 1916-12-29
If you have lost anything, If you have anything to sell, If you want to buy anything,

A social hop was given at the Majestic Theatre Monday night
 Christmas was very quiet in Green Forest.
 Roy Dooling has moved to the Isaac Shahan farm just south of town.
 Dr. Morrow is prepared to test your eyes and properly fit them with glasses.
 J. H. Patty and wife returned We'd nesday night from an extended visit with their daughters, Mrs. Hoyt Green and Mrs. Will Morris at Alpena They report a splendid visit
 For sale-Two thoroughbred Herford male calves, 6 and months old. See w. s. Hittson. Green Forest. Ark.
 Sckly children need WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only destroys worms, if there be any, but it acts as strengthening tonic in the stomach and bowels. Price 25c per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Store.
 Roy Vilines and family have made safe their return to Arkansas after a few months residence in the "shoW me" state. They will reside for the present on the Samuel Orebaugh place two miles west of town.
 F. M. O'Neal of Las Wages, N. M., is among the Tribune s new subscribers. MT. O'Neal and family left Arkansas some twenty odd years ago, but among their many good friends here their names are still familiar
 R. D. Sims and family, on Route 5 left last of tbe week for Tahlequah, Okla, where they expect to reside, but our guess is that ere long they'll have a longing for "home, sweet home, 'that will give them no rest until they re- turn. However, they have our best wishes for happiness and prosperity as long as they remain in their new home. The Tribune will continue its weekly visits to them.
 Christmas trees for the Sunday School children, were had at the Baptist church Sunday morning and at the M. E. Church Saturday night.
 w. B. Russell and wife of Oak Grove had business with Dentist Leathers Tuesday.
 H. G. Poynor, the Insurence man, had business at Urbanette Wednesday,
 Mrs. Amanda Callen called Christ mas day and ordered The Tribune sent to her son, Oscar, who has been in Cali fornia for some time. Oscar writes that he thinks he is located for keeps and his wife and baby daughter, Thel- ma Maxine, will join him in the ne ar future. Maxine just arrived at the home of her Grandmother Callen, who lives in the Smith & Hayes addition, last Saturday.
 Miss Martha Emmett, who is so
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 Norman Mcdonald and family have gone to Arcadia, Kan, where they expect to reside.
 Capt. M. V. Lightburn and wife were the recipient of a very large sal mon trout, which came for Christ mas present from their daughter, Mrs. Jennie Lawson, at Seattle, Wash.
 We buy anything in secondhand Furniture and Stoves, and if in need of this class of goods call on us. Our prices are right Harbert & Lynch.
 Kodak developing free. Prints two for Sc, Elmer Wise, phone 82, 2 rings. Mrs. Crockett served dinner to Misses Iva Tanning and Bessie Stark at the Crockett Hotel Sunday, the oc- casion being complimentary to the girls because of their efficient and pleasing accommodation as telephone operators. Miss Cora Tanning and Granville Eldridge were guests of the occasion.
 Lost-A white wool scarf somewhere in town last Friday night. Finder please leave at The Tribune office.
 Mrs. Florence Morgan of Muskogee, Okla, arrived Friday to spend the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. A. Queen, east of town. Mrs. Morgan is the baby daughter. but is the very picture of health and weighs 160 pounds.
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