The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-18
b. C. Benedict Notary Public.

The Farmers & Stockmen's Fair Association is offering liberal premiums for stock. Now is the time to begin to get your COWS and calves, mares and colts in condition to exhibit.
 Miss Ollie McNiel of Berryville and Miss Monta Meador of Urbanette were visiting with relatives here during the reunion.
 Willard Winner and wife and little Miss Fayreen arrived from Fayette- vile on the excursion train Friday night and spent Saturday greeting friends at the reunion.
 Mrs. Ed Hyson of Berryville was a guest of her sisters, Mrs Hattie Estes and Miss Mary Stacy, and brother, Ben Stacy, during the reunion.
 School supplies of all kind at the Variety Store.
 Miss Ollie Eldridge is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Dr. H. l.. Leathers.
 Miss Emma Grace Foster, daughter of Mrs. I. AoS Jones of Grass Leaf farm. near Enon, spent several days here the past week visiting her friend Miss Edna Lee Harbert, and attended the reunion.
 All persons wishing to pay cash tole for threshing must do so by August 20.
 After that date we will expect grain
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 Wonder what all of this talk about
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 Miss Bessie Stark is taking a esion frori her work in central office and is spending the while with her parents south oT town. Miss Jessie Grim will do the hello act during her absence.
 Grandma Jordon, mother of Mrs. R. D. Galloway, is reported in an unusual ly serious condition.
 For that empty feeling stop at the Star Hotel. Adv.
 I. Roane, merchant from Marian ma, spent several days the past week, guest at the home of his friends, c. A. Gorum and H. E. McGehee.
 Miss Elsie Oliver of Berryvile was a guest of Mir. and Mrs. John Emmett during the reunion.
 Lost-An umbrella handle, ivory overlaid with silver, on the reunion grounds Friday. Finder will please return to the Tribune office and get reward
 A bunking party was given Miss RoXie Porter at the home of w. L. Sneed Tuesday night before her de- parture Wednesday for Arlberg for a visit at the home of her. sister, Mrs. Amanda Moody. Those present were Misses Ola and Ada Alfred, Laura Vilines. Viola Shipman, MoIlie Burkett and Bertha Duty.
 Attend the Movies.
 w. Megown and wife and Mrs. White and children arrived from Yakima, Wash, Saturday. NJ Megown is brother of our townsman E. J. Megown and we understand will become a part ler in the Megown bakery business. Mrs. White is the mother of Mrs. w. Megown. They have rented the Shaner property on Springfield street.
 The plans for the burial of Miss Edith Marlin were changed last Thurs lay when her grandmother, Mrs. Joe | Jackson, and uncle and aunt, MT. and | Mrs. Henry McGaugh, and uncle, Sid | Jackson, arrived by auto from Benton lille. The remains were taken to Undertaken Floyd Linen and prepared or shipment to Bentonville where 1dith's remains are now resting beside Ter mother, who preceded her some ears ago. She was accompanied on he tram by her grandmother and aunt, nd her friend, Ovah Sawyer, the uncles eturning by auto.
 Candies, candies; always fresh, 10c er ID. at the Variety Store.
 w. R. Shipman arrived on the noon rain Friday and joined many of his elatives and friends at the reunion. 'efore coming to Arkansas, MT. Ship ian drove his family by auto from langum, Okla, to their former home t Salina, Texas, and from there came y rail- Riley is now in the grocery usiness at Mangum, but still has ledicine wagon on the road. MT. hipman remained only until Monday fight, but had untold pleasures visiting is mother, Aunt Hannah Shipman, sters, Mrs. Andrew Wheeler, Mrs. i'm Morgan, Mrs. Joe Reeves and Mrs. en Stacy, and uncles, aunts, cousins, ieceS and nepheWs