The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-29
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Some litigation in c. D. Buell's court this week.
 Miss Kate Rhodes has returned to Fay etteville to re-enter school at the State University.
 Attend the musical recital to be given by Mrs. Kinney. It is given for the benefit of the school.
 Joe s. Fancher, who has been work ing for the Swift Packing Co. at St.. Joe. Mo-, returned Saturday.
 K. H. Mccoy on Route presented The Tribune Saturday with three fine peaches grown on his farm.
 G. B. Wharton bought another car of mules in Green Forest last Saturday. He is coming again. Watch The Trib- une for date.
 See Ben Stacy for groceries or ring phone No. 147. Prompt attention will be given to your order.
 Hon. Wallace Townsend, Republican nominee for Governor, will speak at Harrison in the afternoon of October 8. and at Berryville at night
 Mls. A. $. Wilson on R. 2 presented The Tribune Saturday with four fine peaches from the Wilson-Reeves ranch. They were delicious and had very moreish taste.
 Hose, Corsets, Hats, Caps, Velvets, Ribbons, Fancy Work and Notions all going at cost Warren Millinery.
 w. s. Hittson last Saturday sold to w. L. Sneed 100 head of steers for $5. 297. 75. They were two year-olds, weighed on an average of 967 pounds and were grass fed products of the Hittson ranch.
 When you go to buy groceries don t fail to get prices from the old reliable F. H. Wells.
 TO THE FARMER:
 We have used every effort in select ing the very best grass seed to be had and the quality is extra good. Call and see for yourself and get prices.- Buell. Hardware Co.
 See Elmer Wise for photographs. School groups speciality. Phone No. 82, two rings.
 Mrs. J. L. Sawyer has returned to her home at St. Joe efter pleasant visit with relatives here and at Eurek a Springs.
 Purd Eaton was visitor at the home of Hon. J. A. Stafford first of the week. Mir Eaton was a former mem- Der of the Stafford family but is a railroader now and lives in Little Rock.
 Section Foreman J. A. Taylor has purchased the A. L. Hanby property near the depot formerly occupied by Jack Hollis. He expects to be in his new home by October IS.
 R. F. Kirkham sends greetings and dollar from House, New Mexico, and says keep the old home paper coming. Mir. Kirkham IS former Carroll cod1l. ii ty citizen, who has found a western home. but nevertheless Green Forest and Carroll county will ever be dear to him.
 Bob Boatright and family of Berry. vile visited at the home of Mrs. Geo. Coxsey. Sunday. They came by auto. Riley OrrelI, on k. ,, came to town Tuesday for the first time in over q month, he having suffered an attack rheumatism. Mir. Orrell is one of our hustling kind of farmers and The Tirb. une helps begrudge the time he had to lose from helping take care of the lots of every thing he has raised on his good farm.
 At Buell's Hardware Co. you can buy collar pads for 25c. Wanted-Young people to prepare for StenOgrapherS, BOOkkeepers anC Telegraph Operators. Situations sure Write or call on Harrison Business College, Harrison, Ark. Mrs. Sadie Cecil, Mrs. Frazier anC Miss Ruth Frazier of Hillsborro, Tex were guests of their numerous rela tives in Green Forest during the week, who were Mrs. Nellie Sneed, Mrs Monroe Burkett and Mrs. Belle Villines Henry Howard is taking his thirty days vacation from his duties as R. F. D. man No. 3. His substitute, Floyc Braswell, is on duty. Last Thurday 1T company with Frank Braswell, north. west of town, drove to White River and camped until Saturday. They brought home considerable eveidence of having been on lucky trip.
 Misses Ida Alfred and Vickie Smitf were Eureka Springs visitors Satur day.
 Mrs. J. w. Snyder returned from Omaha last of the week where she had been visiting at the home of her son, V. w. Snyder, for several days. She had the pleasure of visiting friends at Harrison, Branson and Burgman while gone.
 George Butler Jr. of Enon was in Green Forest Tuesday getting bills struck to conduct sale of his house. hold goods, stock and farming imple- ments on October at his farm near Raum. He is going to try life in Col orado.
 Mrs. Airl Dickard and little Robbie left Sunday night for Kirksville, Mo-, where they will join Mir. Dickard and expect to make their home for while, MT. Dickard having employ ment in a shoe factory.
 Mrs. Sarah Warren has returned from Oklahoma City where she spent several weeks visiting her daughters. Mrs. E. c. Cooper and Miss Ora War. ren. The Cooper family is this week