The Green Forest tribune., 1916-07-07
Local Paragraphs

r, .. ' Deeii ueclareu between the ohltea States and Mexico, so says the headlines of the dalies received as We go to press.
 See the pictures. hear the music and Keep cool at the Majestic.
 Albert Stevens and family of Har- flson are here for weeks visit with relatives.
 Mfs. Essle Stevens has been employ eo to teach the Pleasant Valley school, one mile and half south of town.
 E' W. Hepler will begin six months term Of school in the Pleasant View district next Monday. This district enrolls 75 to 90 pupils, and is one of the largest rural school in the county.
 Make our store your headquarters when in town. We have what YOU want. Coxsey 6 Son.
 Ed. j. B. Rose will begin series of meeting at the Baptist church second Sunday in August.
 Joe Benner is now smiling appren- tee ln the booth at the Majestic, learn Ing the mysteries of the Powers GA.
 The Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co. received it's first load of 1916 wheat June 28 from w. l.. Sneed's ranch, on the Ooage.
 C. c. Reed went to Urbanette Mon day, on business for the Green Forest Milling Co.,
 Make the Land Office" your head quarters when in town.
 Albert Shahan came in Saturday from Guymon, Okla, for few days visit with his mother and other rela- tives Albert is we'll pleased with Oklahoma.
 Misses Opal Marshall and Ruth Sill erby of Jacksonville, H., arrived last week and will spend several weeks, guests of Miss Evelena Benedict.
 Mrs Jack Reeves visited her daugh- ter, Mrs. Coda Bata, at Harrison over Sunday. Miss Cartherine and Oscar Bata accompanied her home and will re- main for visit.
 Attorney r. O. Butt of Eureka Springs had business in Green Forest first of the week
 For Sale. My entire herd of Jersey cattle. Have some extra good milch cows. l will also trade for good Short Horn cows. Chas. Orebaugh
 Visiting going on at the Stafford home 20 minutes out on One is over and the jolly bunch has returned home, Mrs. Dr. Smart and two children going to Crane, Mo-, Mrs. Emma Fite and three daughters. Marionvlle Mo-, and Miss Bertha Stafford, Springfield.
 Miss Bertha Duty has returned to her post as clerk in Coxsey's store, after ten days visit with her parents at BoXley.
 | Jack Hollis manager the Green Forest division of the Hanby Lumber Co.,, left on Saturday mornings motor for an extended visit at points in Okla homa, Kansas, Texas and Missouri. Joe Jones will relieve Mir. Hollis during his absence.
 The third program of the University Victrola Records vii! be given at the Majestic next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 The last program and Victrola used was highly satisfactory, and he peo- pie appreciate the efforts of the Cul- ture Club in their behalf.
 Slippers for all members of the fami- ly at reduced price at Coxsey & Son.
 Mrs. N. c. Durham and little daugh- ter of Hancock, Mo-, are guests of Mrs. Durham's sister, Mrs. E. J. Megown.
 Miss Mary Tate was guest over Sunday at the home of her friend, Mrs. D. Rowland, north of town.
 Mrs. Eliza Hodman, living at the foot of Jennings mountain between Green Forest and Berryvile died June | 27. after many mont hs of suffering. She leaves a son, Emery, and daughter, Maude, the husband having died 9 month or so ago. The Tribune is in receipt of an extensive write up of the beautiful life this good woman had liv- ed, but owing to the limited amount of space we cannot publish. The two chil- dern wish to express their heartfelt l thanks for the many favors shown them during their troubles and for the many | floral offerings.
 K. F. D. Men Celebrate in Their Own
 Way.
 Green Forests Rural Free Delivery men had the day Tuesday all to their own way. This was the fourth of the sixth legal holidays Uncle Sam allows the boys in every three hundred and siXty-tive days. Andy Cox, first man out, did good day work before breakfast, according to his own report, consequently spent the rest of the day down town talking to everybody he met, laying much stress on the importance of good roads building.
 The Tribune editor really fe ared he , was going to use up all his speech he , is going to make at the Farmers h. stitllta fO he held in Green Forest f