The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-02

mrs. J. R. Ota1ford lett Sunday for Marionville, Mo-, where she went to attend Decoration Day exercises and make short visit.
 Claud Kiethly purchased the J. A. Tabor farm. near Zion Hill last week, the deal being made through the Tran tham Real Estate Go.
 Walter Cotton and Fred Crumpler, two of Harrison's prominent young business men, were in Green Forest Sunday for a short visit
 Capt. L. E. Harbert and J. J. Shaffer visited Glenwood Cemetery Tuesday and placed flags at the graves of some of their departed comrades.
 Dr. Homer L. Leathers has recently purchased the Ray Anderson cottage in the Smith & Hays addition and ex- poets to move to it in thc fall
 Miss Lillian Williams, one of the teachers in the High School at Mans field, Ark, is spending her vacation with her sister, Mrs. 1. R. Hill.
 A. DeBarr and wife were motor passengers Saturday morning for Owane county, H., where they go for an extended visit with relatives.
 The Trantham Land Co. was making better time this week than usual, they having Clark Bros. conveying prospec- tive land buyers out oyer the country in their auto.
 Ray Anderson, assistant cashier of the Farmers and Merchants Bank; and wife, are as snug as "bug i@sa g'' z in their newly acquired home on SGz.t street s
 Mrs. Ruth Wise Wilson of rarrisor returned to her home Sunday afternoon. after visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. E. Wise, and sister, Mrs. Henry | Howard.
 James Kirkham of Springfield, Mo-, visited his father, Uncle Billy Kirk ham, the latter part of last week. He was motored over from Berryville by DrsI. M. Poynor.
 The big tent belonging to the M. E. s. people has been erected on the va. cant lots south of the square and 6 series of services are being conducted by Rev. MT. Neal.
 Mice lot pno1y nf pro,con Mo visited last week with her sister, Mrs Geo. Buell. She left on the first fol Springfield, where she will resume hel studies in the State Normal.
 Nj. s. Coxsey purchased the Polly Baker property, which was recently sold under an order from the Probate Court He will rebuild the house anC make a nice home for somebody.
 Clabe Roberts, travelling salesman remained over the latter part of las week on his trip to Green Forest for |; visit at the home of his sister, Mrs Arthur Morris. Clabe is former Green Forest boy.
 The Time-Echo understands that E M. Wise, manager of the M. & N. A. has resigned, his resignation takin place in June. The news of MT. Wis resigning is generally known, but wh will be his successor is not. Times Echo.
 The Green Forest Milling and Eleva tor company has just completed ar other addition to the main buildin of the mill which gives them an addi tional grain storage of 5000 bushels making the total elevator capacit, 10000 bushels,
 Miss Sue Burney, who has been her for sometime winding up the affairs O her father, the late Prof. Burney, ha gone to Neosho, Mo-, for visit witt her mother and sister. Mrs. Burney will make her home with her daughter, Mrs. Ross Harbert, at Neosho' Miss Sue will teach in Floridaagain this year
 Mrs. Mary Rutherford Fuller, State President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union, delivered lecture at the Methodist church last Thursday evening. Her purpose was to get be- fore the people the necessity of urging their representatives to pass certain bills now pending by which the Consti- tuition of the State be so changed that nationwide prohibition be possible.