The Green Forest tribune., 1916-10-06
Local Paragraphs


 Community fair October IA. Be a booster.
 Attorney and Mrs. l. R. Hill announce the arrival of son at their home Fri. day, September %.
 F. s. Rowland, watchmaker and Jeweler. Gold soldering speciality. East side the square.
 Wanted-Carpets to weave and plain sewing. Willie Ragsdale.
 Joe Bell on Route 2 out of Alpena was business visitor at The Tribune office Friday.
 It will pay you to buy your hats at Warren's Millinery.
 Miss Walsie Wall was horse.bac visitor over from Berryville Saturday.
 Anything in the millinery line will 90 at wholesale prices Warren Millinery.
 Floyd Linen has moved his under taking business from the old stand on West Main into the Ferguson buld- ing with J. C. Harbert and will look after the business of the store while MT. Harbert continues knight of the grip
 Mrs. J. l. Russell and Blossom came up Friday from Harrison, returning with J. L. Sunday night.
 Jess Johnson and Carl Freeman. republican candidates for sheriff and collector were mixing with the voters around Green Forest Saturday.
 Just little over one month until the election.
 The election commissioners will meet at Berryville Saturday for the purpose of appointing judges in the various voting precints.
 Jack Hollis visited friends over Sun day in Piney township.
 Ray Stevens returned to his work with the bridge gang at Wetumka, Ok. Saturday after two weeks visit with home folks. Ray had just recovered from case of measles and came home for a visit before going back to work.
 H. G. Poynor was up from Harrison looking after fire insurance business Saturday. He expects to become citizen of Green Forest within the next few weeks.
 J. H. Patty and wife are visiting at the home of Joe Erwin, at Denver.
 Mrs. Joe Bishop of Osage is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Monroe Burkett.
 Druggist George Dykes and Miss Minnie McCurry came up from Alpena by auto Tuesday to do some shopping They continued the outing on to Berry vile.
 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. ..--... L.
 See Elmer Wise for photographs. School groups speciality. Phone No. 82, two rings.
 At Buell's Hardware Go. you can buy collar pads for 25c.
 Os Fry, teacher in Fair Grove dis trict. gave his children a spelling bee last Friday night. The house was full and the behayio' commendable. Os says he has one of the best little schools in the county.
 John Renner and family of Coin con cluded their residence in Arkansas and left Friday night for Mt. Verron, Ky, where they expect to reside. Our good wishes are with them.
 Contractor J. B. Reeves made home- run from Omaha Thursday, coming up to accompany Mrs. Reeves back to camp, where they were in need of a first class cook, Mir. and Mrs. Herb Phillips having resigned in order to make Missouri visit.
 J. L. Russell of the Harrison Head. light and Mrs. L. H. Smith of The Tribune spent between trains visiting at the home of C. E. Foreman at Grand View Sunday. We are glad to report Mrs. Foreman. who last week had the misfortune of getting her right limb broken in two places below the knee, doing as nicely as could be ex- pected.
 Monte Morris of limbo, one of the graduates of the 1916 term of Green Forest High School, spent several days the past week visiting his classmates no his best girl in Green Forest. That's all right Montie, we can boast of fine girls as we'll as fine school.
 J. c. Harbert has purchased the stock of the Peoples Exchange from Cox & Standlee and moved same into the Ferguson building.
 J. c. Harbert was in Kansas City on business first of the week.
 Judge w. A. Butt has moved his notary office to J. c. Harbert's store. in the Ferguson building. The judge had maintained an office on west Main street for twenty odd years.
 Misses Iva and Cora Tanning visited their sister, Mrs. John w. Bartlett, at Oak Grove. Sunday.
 Bert Collier left Wednesday for a three-weeks' pleasure trip visiting rel atIves and friends at Wichita and Win field, KanS.
 Barber Fritz and family have return ed from a several days visit with rela- tives in Madison county. Fritz says the broad smile on the faces of Green Forest friends made him powerfully" glad to get back home.
 Music Recital.