The Green Forest tribune., 1916-12-22
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 been several days past holding a pro- tracted meeting.
 Miss Sula Harhert will leave Satur- day for West Point, Ark, for a visit at the home of her brother, Carlos.
 Mrs. Virgie Naples on R. 2, was a shopper in town Tuesday. Mrs. Naples has just closed a very successful term or school at the Black Jack school house near her home.
 Mrs. Minnie Porter arrived Friday from Independence, Kans., in response to message sent informing her of the seririous condition of her mother. Mrs. Eva Graham, reaching here a few hours before her death.
 Orton Walker and sister, Mrs. Edna Wimmer, arrived Saturday night from kensett, coming on account of the serious illness of their mother. Mrs. James Walker. Mrs. Winner had reached that point on her way to her new home at Monticello.
 Troy Perkins arrived Thursday of last week from Deming, New Mexico. having been given 30 days furlough, which will give him Christmas at home. When In need of Eye Glasses CT Spectacles call on Dr. Morrow, south- west corner of square.
 Mrs. Ali Leathers on R. 2, orders The Tribune sent to her son, Hosea Leathers. at St. Andrews, Mass, for a a Christmas present We hope to have long letter from Hosea soon telling us all about his experiences as soldier boy.
 Money to loan on frams at 8 per cent -Chas. Harbert. The Tribune force has been busy this week getting the High School Echo ready to go to press next week. The Echo will be published monthly during the remaining months of the Green Forest High School.
 Children take BILLIARDS HORE HOUND SYRUP willingly because it tastes nice. There isn t better remedy anywhere for children's g coughs, hoarse- ness and bronchitis. It's a good medi- cine and easy to take. Price 25c, soc and $1. 00 per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Nnuy tho fiyyoa to ha,a (Nhr;ct mas photos made. Don't wait until the last minute and then come and want them in time for Christmas. D. Aaron.
 Engineer Bailey handled the owl run at the light plant first of the week while the regular night man, Jason Watson. was doing expert service for the International Harvester Co.,, in the Melville mining district.
 Miss Iva Tanning enjoyed vacation from her "hello" work at central and snant week slse the fl butch ering hogs and one thing and another.
 Will Fancher of Osage was here We'd nesday to procure casket and other necessities for the burial of his moth- CT, Mrs. E. B. Fancher, who died at her home on the farm near Osage Tuesday night.
 Mrs. A. G. Moore is offering her fine Jersey COW for sale cheap. Will be fresh in February. For terms enquire of Mir. Monroe Burkett.
 For sale at bargain-Two good mares. For particulars call at The Tribune office.
 A. A. Gaddy and wife of Davenport, Wash, are visiting Mir. Gaddy's moth CT, Mrs. George Jackson, near Rule. Mir. Gaddy left Carroll county for the West in 1901, since which time he has been engaged in farming this year producing 1,60O bushels of grain, most of which was wheat, and he has enjoy ed the fancy price wheat has command ed this fall. Mrs. Gaddy is a Western girl and this is her first visit to the Southland. MT. Gaddy is cousin of Station Agent R. A. Kendall.
 George Grevsr went quail hunting this week and killed four rabbits.
 John Wrinkle and family spent Mon- day in town winding up their affairs and left on No. 2 Monday night for Lyman, Wash, where they go for visit, after which they may locate. John is one of our farmers who has made good made enough to allow all the sightseeing pleasure he and family may wish, and we are willing for this good family to have this privilege, but we are inclined to think they ought to come back to Arkansas for keeps when the sight seeing is over.
 Joe Foster was in Green Forest Sat ,rday en route from Kansas City to Grass Leaf farm. where he goes to spend Christmas with his mother. Mrs. [. A. Jones.
 GIBSON BROS.
 Last Monday L. c. Gibson, our lum- german, sold one-half interest in his umber yards here and at Alpena to his brother, Dr. E. R. Gibson, of Carl Junction, Mo-, and the style of the 1ew firm is now Gibson Lumber Co.
 Dr. Gibson is the leading physician of Carl Junction, but will discontinue the | practice of medicine to become assoca-