The Green Forest tribune., 1916-06-16
C0zY PLACE TO REST

Don't forget the Fruit Jars at Doug las & Villines.
 Joe Beck & Go. of Denver were in Green Forest Monday rigging out a steam thresher they had purchased from Seamon Buell..
 Miss Ada Alfred, teacher of the second and third grades ot ttla Green Forest public school, will leave the last of this week fof Conway where sh, goes to take cqurse in primary meth ods in the State Normal. This will qualify Miss Ada to be among our bes, primary teacherS
 We are offering more than Kansas City prices for corn. Bring us load. = lST Tfreen Forest Mill & Elevator Co.
 Clark Bros. are closing out their stock of groceries. Remember everv- thing goes at cost.
 Dan Wilson, one of the county's hust- ling stock men, was over from Berry, vile for couple of days during the past week taking care of business in ': s,44=-7--..se s,44=-7-=. ssssss sn .uI1ssIg s1.,. til MARCH s.oiol !'1.' :,
 Kefmit and Fhealma Fffhnan 1s sRsygar v5r ss portion of last week at the home O their grandfather, J. H. DeBerger south of town.
 Wanted-Hogs suitable for butcher ing at City Meat Market.
 Paul Coxsey, son of Mrs. Ona Cox. sey, spent several days the past week visiting his grandfather, Payne Me. Cracken, at Kingston.
 The excursion from Green Forest to Eureka Springs Sunday was knocked out oh account of the heavy down-pour of rain early Sunday morning. There was only one ticket sold.
 Lost-Small, flat change purse, con- talnlng small amount of change and black mourning broach set with pearls. Leave at the Tribune office and get reward.
 A fishing party composed of Charlie Orebaugh and wife, Fred Allen and wife, George Grever and mother and Mrs. J. L. Russell spent Friday of last week on the banks of Osage. The pleasure of the occasion was greatly marred by MT. Orebaugh becoming very sick. however he is as good as new, now.
 For draying of all kinds, moving, trunks and sample cases, etc., see Clay Howard, the drayman.
 K. H. McKoy's barn in New Home district was struck by Tightening Satur- day night, not doing much damage to the barn but killed mare that was in the barn.
 Rev. Brassfield preached to fairly good sized audience at the Methodist Episcopal church on South Springfield street Sunday at eleven.
 To Rent-A six-room. modern dwell ing. Call on the Tribune.
 Buy your Fruit Jars from Douglas & Villines.
 v Tightening struck the barn of J. L. Beckham, three miles south of town early Sunday morning, considerably Wrecking the barn and setting fire to the hay which was extinguished before much loss was attained.
 Fruit Acid, Ceiling Wax and Para tine at Douglas & Villines.
 The Tribune editor was the first per son Tn Green Forest to recieve mes sage from Chicago announcing the of Justice Charles E. Hughes for president of the United States on the Republican ticket. The message was signed by A. J. Russell and was received in less than 30 min ltes after it was sent.
 The remains of Tuck Suggs, brother. 1f Mrs. w. $. Hittson, whose death was reported last week, were rece;ved tri!ay from Ope', Wyn ard w. ., conveyed to Dry Fork where they were nteled Saturday, Rev. Hensiey of OsaGe, conducting the services. The relatives and friends attend ,d: F. M. Seitz and wife, Rule Kenner and wife, w. s. Hittson and family, Mrs. Bert Snow, Monroe Burkett and |