The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-16
Jelly Glasses at Douglas & Villines.

Sudo. lldlDClb Hoo puISnooCu thC real estate business of J. c. Pinkerton and will soon launch in that line.
 Robbie Franklin Dickard arrived | Monday to make his home indefinitely 1 with Mir. and Mrs. Arl Dickard. He is an exceptionally fine boy. according to his auntie, Miss Viola Shipman.
 Early Reeves returned home Tuesday from Golman Norris on Route l, where he had been the past several days plying the paint brush on Mir. Norris hand some new home just completed.
 New line Swell Furniture, and Rugs just received at the Buell. Hardware Co.'S.
 Adran Firestone and Miss Kate Rhodes were Sunday passengers to Fayetteville where they went to attend summer school at the state University.
 Country lard 15c. per pound at City Meat Market.
 J. w. Callen, of Raum, was in Green Forest, Tuesday. He reports crops good in his section, especially corn and hay.
 Mrs. M. A. Russell returned home Tuesday from an extended visit with her sister, Mrs. M. M. Butler, of White Oak. Oklahoma.
 Uncle Henry Lawrence and son, J. B, who live east of town, were passen- gers out of Green Forest Tuesday even- ing for Oklahoma, where they went in response to telegram announcing the serious illness of Alvin Lawrence, Uncle Henry's son.
 Little Miss Lorene Lenox who has been visiting relatives here returned to her home at Eureka Springs Monday.
 Master John Polk Fancher joined his father at St. Joseph, Mo-. last week where he expects to secure employment as messenger boy in the Swift packing house.
 M. A. Oldham and wife left Monday = evening for an extended visit with : friends and relatives at their old home in Indiana.
 n Miss Lillian Williams who has been a visiting her sister, Mrs. I. K. Hill, re- d turned to her home at Atkins, Ark,
 Monday. 3 J. E. Stevens and wife have return n cd from Eureka Springs to their farm if of lt Mrs. Stevens, formerly Miss Myrtle h. Sawver, has many friends in Green Ill Forest wr.JTr. she made over the hello st route during he. employ of the Green
 Forest Telephon O., some lew years IS ago. ts-Mr
 C. C. O'Neilent; coast ha'sio'' as 'une 'o "
 loose fine j'good; infantryry ,. oi @ las. r week. The ,by companies. all Aou'iu T. a home or. .;an Medical depanorth
 of town. engineers corps, fair; sis' : Wa F., good cavalry, good helo art
 Eu,:t v. poor; infantry, tgood and Se
 )d. e Gastinrasota = Medicting iepartpie n M \. S.'s. - ssss, r:.s;;s :.s: ss '.s :, ? been ns hesd are 'efme at Trinadae '-| Colo, art geI Sthe home of MT nt Eldridge's paiehes east of town. or G. L. McNiel, on Route 1, was al r. appreciated caller Saturday. MT. Me.
 Mel tells us that his wife, who is ir r. Colorado on visit, is so taken with the
 country that she has advised him to sell out and move west and he is think l. ing seriously of taking heradvice. Mr. .. McNielis is to thorough an Ark ansasan"
 to need much advice, but, well, some
 times it happens thus so. I Keep cool, enjoy the music and see .. the Movies.
 e Attorney John T. Smith. of Liyings-
 ton, Mont, uncle of L. H. Smith, was
 an arrival at the Smith home Saturday. MT. Smith is an old Missourian who - went west many years ago to grow up .. with the country. In his growing he . developed into one of the leading law yers Of the west, accumulated hand some fortune and has now come to our ] own Arkansas fer the purpose of eX- tracing some of our health giving qual- ities and to live over again some of the pleasures of his boyhood days, among which is a hunt with pot-licker hound and shot at fox squirrel. Miss Marion Fullington. daughter, of MT. and Mrs. R. L. Jernigan of Fayetteville, arrived Monday for visit with numerous Green Forest friends.
 Confirmation Notice In the Chancery Court, Eastern District
 Carroll County, Arkansas s, July term, 1916. Airl Dickard and Dee Dckard.-Ex parte