The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-21
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Attend the movies.

lfioune one year, one dollar in ad vance.
 Make the "Land Office vour head quarters when in town. See the pictures, hear the music and Keep cool at the Majestic.
 Ola Gurley visited his parents over Sunday at Alpena.
 Things are being made ready for tho canning factory season to open up in August.
 Mrs. Virginia Taylor of Hotel Pleas ant has been off duty this week on ac- count of being sick.
 Henry Auman of Alpena has been guest the past two week at the home or his sister, Mrs. H. C. Naples.
 We have just received car of John Deere and Banner Buggies and Spring Wagons. Call and get our prices. We sell the cheapest Buell. Hardware Co.
 M. s. Coxsey x Son are preparing to get out big circular announcing their Clearance sale, which is to commence July 20
 Roy Kirkpatrick leaves Friday night for Universal City-he says to seek his fortune, maybe, in the movie world. We hope to see Roy replace Jack Rich ardson or some other big movie celeb rity.
 Please don't disappont us on paylng your notes and accounts for we have to raisd between S10, ,000 and $15, 900 by August 1, 1916. This means everybody who owes us. Help us and we will help you. Coxsey & Son.
 The Chas. Harbert Real Estate Co. recently sold the Smith farm south of town to D. J. Boyd of Maple Hill, Kan. We are glad to welcome this new family.
 Miss Nta Collier, who lIves with an | hSH blOFC, nO., NlSllCd ilcl cousin, Mrs. M J. Crockett, during the week. Miss Nita is daughter of the late Mir. and Mrs. J. o. Collier of Berryville Her friends are pleased to know that she is progressing nicely in her school work and will this year at tend Columbia University.
 Mrs. R. A. Queen, west of town, was pleasantly surprised Sunday by the ar rival of her daughter, Mrs Emma Chil- ders, who came from the oil fields ot Oklahoma for visit.
 Drs. F. R. Morrow, C. w. Donald son and E. E. Poynor, our entire force of M. Ds., were attendants last week at the medical meeting in Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Lucy H. Bruton of Monon, Kans., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. P Bruton. This lady is here looking a the country with view of locating her father and two brothers.
 'JMisses la Fanny and Bessie Stark O the telepeone 1f9scs fs droveto Oak Grov' tuesday afternoon for the purpose ( being with the crowd at the Farmers Institute and picnic being held at tha place.
 S. P. Walker of Osage, who ha three brothers and a sister to enterta when he comes to Green Forest, wa here on business Wednesday. Hi brothers are: Tom, Loss and James and Mrs. w. T. Carter, the sister.
 James Baughman of Blue Eye ha been marketing hogs by the wago loads lately in Green Forest One ou attention was called to could hay passed for big COW if it hadn't bee for its hoggish appearance.
 Little Miss Dorthy Morrow has suf fered an attack of fever for more thar a week.
 The general belief over the countr, is that Heber Tate who is being hel for the murder of Rudy Garrison vii not be indicted at the present term 0 court at Harrison.
 Joe Benner, roprietor-foreman 0 the Bonner Auto & Machine Shop, ha landed Big Bertha" to be put into Red Cross service, or first aid to injure Fords. The Big Bertha" is splen did car of the heavy artillery type-ies the speedomitor, other wise ready t ramble.
 Ralph Kirkpatrick of Osage has ha business in Green Forest several day during the week.
 The "Billyken" and the "Billykid display in the Seitz Mercantile Co. wind ow, represnts the Wonder Shoe o the goth century. They are shoes fo the kids, all right. Services being conducted by Elc Tucker in the square park are bein . attended with much interest. II Buell. Hardware Co. has comple stock of Furniture, Stoves and Ranges Shelf and Heavy Hardware, Tools an Implements, Rugs and Linoleum, a d bought on low market. If in need ( anything in this line it will pay you call and see them.
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