The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-29
Swat the weeds.
 Pawpaws are ripe. Fall gardens are in.

Swat the weeds.
 Pawpaws are ripe.
 Fall gardens are in.
 All in favor of killing the weeds get busy.
 Green beans are being enjoyed by a goodly number of our people.
 Musical recital at the opera house Fri day night, September 29.
 See Wise & Co., for all kinds of first class blacksmithing.
 Remember Congressman John N. Tilman, Democratic nominee for re- election, will speak in Green Forest Monday, October l6, at ? p. m. LFrank Duval has sold his grocery interests to Ben Stacy and has gone to Fayetteville where he will take vet erinarian S course at the University.
 Ira M. Gurley went down to his fath- CTS ranch near Alpena Thursday and remained for few days. He went Tn the interest of the watermelons and chicken of which his father bad plenty and to spare.
 Mrs. I. A. Jones came up from Grass Leaf farm near Enon Saturday and went to Harrison for Sunday visit at the home of her mother. Mrs. Arml- tage, who is soon to leave tor Little Rock to spend the winter.
 A new girl at the home of Albert Delozier in the Smith x Hays Addi- tion since Sufday.
 LADIES':
 You can buy new Rug or new Sew ing Machine, or anything in the Furnl- ture line, on easy payments. -Buell Hardware Co.
 The Trantham Real Estate Go. are getting out new land list. Write for one They are free.
 Mrs. Oscar Beck and son were guests during the week at the home of Mrs. Beck S sister-in-law, Mrs George Buell.. VThe mill building being erected by Sherman Buell. on the corner of spring field and Main street is nearing com pletion.
 Rev. Neal will conduct devine services in the M. E. s. Church Sunday morn- ing at the usual hour and will go to Denver in the afternoon to begin pro- tracted meeting there at night.
 Lee Brassfield, the jeweler, was over from Eureka Springs between trans, Sunday. He was accompanied by hls little daughter and visited at the home of his father-in-law, J. F. Donaldson.
 Mrs. Aut Hulsey and Mrs. o. V. Jayne and baby of the Mabrey neigh borhood, were the Tribune's lady vls- tors Friday. Baby Jayne, six months old. had just had the dentist to pull her two upper front teeth because, the mother said, they were absessed at the roots.
 We have just received a car of cook Stoves. cast and steel Ranges and Heat ing Stoves and we are not going to try to get rich on them. Don't buy till YOU see our line. Buell. Hardw. Co.
 Taylor Dunlap, on R. F. D. g., was one of the Tribune's standby subscrl- bers who favored us Friday. MT. Dun lap is not only good friend of The Tribune. but he makes Carroll county good citizen Vii.
 Mrs. Jessie Moore leaves w, for S. Louis wiies ess snes44&st s1,e a9s@rs.rd the winter with a relative. Mrs Moore has many friends in Green For. ) est who hopes she will spend the wln- ter pleasantly and return home in the spring.
 Mrs. T. c. Gatten, formerly of this place, but now of Beeler, Kan, writes relatives here of the arrival of fine grand daughter at the home of their daughter, Mrs. James Bailey, at Beeler, and fine grand son at the home of their daughter, Mrs. Herbert Denning at Neosho, Mo. These youngters makes Uncle Jim mic Thron great grandpa sixteen times.