The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-16
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Attend the Picture Show.

AItenO the flcJure Show
 Fresh and dry meats at City Meat Market.
 Berryville is preparing to give a Fourth of July celebration.
 Grandma Jordon, mother of Mrs. R. D. Galloway and James Jordon, was go years old last Friday, and a birthday dinner was served at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Galloway, with whom she lives.
 Tire chains $500 per pair. Cement less tube patches, p cents per can. Inside blowout patches 35 and 45 cents. Gasoline and cylinder oil at Benner's Automobile and Machine Shop, where J. C. Benner is always at your service. Phone 51.
 Frank lhmel is trying the experi- ment of watching the development of tadpoles. He has concrete watering trough for their home.
 The keep-cool season is now on. Give us an order for a fan. Green Forest Mill 6 Elevator Co.
 Buy d bucket of Lake Fish from Douglas & Vilines.
 Granville E.dridge concluded his visit with his parents east of town and left Sunday for Kansas City where he has been employed as street car conductor Granville was one of the Green Forest High School graduates of the class of 1915, and we are glad to list him among our boys who are making good
 M. A. Oldham and daughter, Miss Ollis, were business visitors at Osage Friday of last week. Mir. Oldham hasn't very fiattering report to make on the coming wheat crop in that see. ton.
 Secondhand Buggy, also good Mare for sale. Buell. Hardware Go.
 Miss Josephine Perkins, who has been attending the Academy of Mercy at Joplin, Mo-, arrived home to spend her vacation Tuesday night.
 The second free musical concert witt the University records will be given a the majestic next Sunday afternoon a 2:30. A victrola of large volume ha, been secured for this program.
 Miss Alice Colvin and Ova Wake spent Sunday visiting friends on Osage
 H. G. Poynor, of Harrison, was look ing after the H. c. Poynor & Co Fire Insurance business at this plac, Wednesday, which business is bein. taken care of by Mrs. L. H. Smith.
 Miss Nancy Tabor concluded her wis at the home of her brother. A. J Tabor, and started on her return to he home at Springdale, Sunday, stopping over at Berryville for few days wis it at the home ot her brother, J. C. Tabor.
 Children's Day program at the M. E church next Sunday. Sunday school a 10 d. m everybody invited, ! Chas. Harbert is late aAIition on tn, electric light list of custo 1ez es.ssss man, Hlr!t,s f',cgi ---i' 7-s7e1i 2'-1 s;s , stitutes the highlights in the po Berryville, and Lum Anderson, of Yt cum, were business visitors in tow Monday.
 Interest at the Apostolic meeting go ing on at their church near the depot i; unabating Several candidates were emmerced at the City Park Sunday afternoon.
 For sale-New buggy and harness. = Ray Anderson.
 Mrs. lverson A. Jones of Enon wa a guest of her friend, Mrs. Chas. liar bert, Wednesday. She tell us her son Joe Foster, of Vermajo. N. M., vii visit her in July. She was met here by her niece, Mrs. J. D. Cook, of Bata- via, who will return with her to Grass Leaf farm for two weeks visit.
 C. $. Skinkle is reported as consider. ably improved over his recent ailings Rev. Neal reports good interest at the Methodist services going on at the big tent. The crowds are large and ord erly, and he hopes for much good to be tho Outcome of his lahors
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