The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-11

dents are especially invited to attend. All music lovers are welcome. A recit- al by the senior members of her class will be given later.
 A Bargain for The Boys
 Buell. Hardware Go. is selling $l. wagons for $l. 60, $1 50 for $1. 25, $1. F for $1. 30 These wagons will last only short time at these prices.
 See the pictures, hear the music and keep cool at the Majestic.
 Mrs. H. P. Burney was an arrival Sunday from Neosho, Mo-, for visit with friends.
 We will deliver you d sack of Forest Queen. Any Up-to-date Merchant
 M. E. Trantham and Pete Miller made quick trip to Berryville Monday morning.
 Dr. Morrow is now prepared to test your eyes, and properly fit them with glasses.
 Mrs. T. M Buell., south of town, was called to Cisco first of the week, on ac- count of the illness of her daughter
 Green Forest Milling 6 Elevator Go. has car of corn coming and will be able to furnish meal and chops next week
 Ed. Grit Stanphill has removed his photo gallery from south side of the square to his dwelling near Dunn Spring.
 For bargains in QueensWare, China ware, Tinware etc, call at the Varie- ty Store.
 Joe Foster came in last of the week from New Mexico and remained in Green Forest for short time. He was cn route to Grass Leaf farm neal Enon where he will try manipulation the coming year.
 Duy it any time, any quantity = For est Queen.
 R. A. Kendall, a former station agent at this place, but now of Green Fore st was in Marshall Monday and Tuesday. He was accompanied by his little daugh ter, Lou Mr. Kendall is now on { vacation-t the third one he has taken II thirteen years. While here he sold his town property in Marshall to MT. Kautz
 
 Mountain Wave.
 Bueil Hardware Go. has complete stock of Furniture, Stoves and Ranges Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Tools anC Implements, Rugs and Linoleum, al bought on a low market. If in need 0 any thing in this line it will pay you t call and see them.
 Contsactor Reeves was slightly de layed ons shis trip Q Omaha last of tn week. was tttins 9 the fniship i5ue2fes c11 ''IU tss 'iooF.s 'f:1l. fo1 CT Ii has added to the home of o. c. Grim also re-roofed the entire building, mak ing him brand new home out of hi old one.
 John Ownbey and family of Oak Grove have been guests of friends 1T Green Forest the past week. We un- derstand they are soon to return tc Green Forest to live
 Heres to your health. May you live 1 bo f Forest Queen. Green Forest Milling & Elevator Go.
 Gus Usrey and wife of Gainsville, Tex, have joined the home coming visitors at the reunion. Mrs. Usrey is a sister of T. o, James and Loss Walker and it was the first meeting of T. o. and his sister in twenty years. J. L. Graham, living in the Warner neighborhood, was in town Friday. Mir. Graham has recently sold his farm in that neighborhood and purchased the Frank Phillips farm in the Oak Hill dis trict and will soon move there.
 We have just received car of John Deere and Banner Buggies and Spring Wagons. Gall and get our prices. We sell the cheapest. Buell. Hardware Go. Mrs. c. B. Grim, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maybel and little Miss Virginia start ed on their return to Angora, Nebr., on Thursday mornings motor, where Mr. and Mrs. Maybell will continue their station work for the Santa Fe railroad until first of the year when they will take up farm life in Kansas.
 Miss Annie Phillips, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Herb Phillips, left Sunday for Aurora, Mo-, near where she has been employed to teach school, after which she will remain for the winter and attend school
 James M. Keithley remained in Green