The Green Forest tribune., 1916-08-25

sas Monday.
 Green Forest Canning Factory start ed off with good record.
 Road Overseer Charlie Duncan is having a new barn built.
 Groceryman W. J. Tate is having new wood and smoke built.
 Mrs. J. II. Ramsey has been in St. Louis the past week.
 W. T. Ramsey of GainsviIle, Texas, was a guest of his uncle, J. H. Ram sey, over Sunday. He is now visiting relatives on Osage.
 The Baptist protracted meeting is still in progress at the big tent. The crowds are large and interest good.
 J. r. Bruton and wife Of Chaffee, Mo, visited a few days of this week with his brothea, Paul Bruton.
 Prof. Perill and family are now at home in Green Forest in the Will Orrell property, on south Springfield street.
 Grandma Wise, east of town, mother of E. Wise, has been a guest of her sen and other relatives in town the past week
 F. B. Rowland, watchmaler and jeweler Gold soldering a speciality. East side of the Square.
 The grade teachers, wishing to get necessary equipments for the rooms, which the board feels, under the ciTcura- stance, that the district is not able to furnish, will serve ice cream and cake in the Park on Saturday, August 26.
 H. C. Underwood and family, south of town, have decided to try life in the Show me-state and departed for Aux vase Tuesday night. We confidently expect to have them back at their happy little home in Arkansas assoon as they can be shown the mistake of leaving.
 Money is already laid back to pay eff all the prizes offered in the Farmers < Stockmen' s Fair to be held at Berry vile September IL, 15 and l6.
 See the movies, hear the music and keep cool at the Majestic.
 When you go to buy groceries don't fail to get prices from the old reliable. F. H. Wells
 Call and get your feed at the mill as long as 1t lasts. Green Forest Milling & Ele- vator Co.
 Old papers for sale at the Tribune office.
 c. c. Tate of the Alpena Grist and Feed Mill was business visitor a the Tribune office Saturday.
 See Wise & Co. for all kinds of first class blacksmithing.
 Mrs. w. M. Airline and daughter, Virginia, of Brainbridge, Ga, are guests of Mrs. Chas. Harbert.
 Mrs. Virginia Taylor purchased two pigs about two months ago for $feTaf9 a:aaz2lll tls.ss-.ks. otha..asE. f2.Gz Sis,A ''Id ot1a'tif al c.fo edil. inefftd6 10 They were fed almost entirely from waste from the table. It's easy to make money raising hogs if you we got the nerve to go about it.
 When in Green Forest stop at the Star Hotel. The new manager will see that You are perfectly served. Adv.
 Ed. M. M Butter writes us from White Oak, Okla, that in boring for oil near his home gas has been sturck. The oil find is hourly expected.
 Mrs. II. P. Burney has concluded hel visit and returned to Neesho, Mo-, where she will spend few days with her daughters before their departure for St. Petersburg, Fla, where Miss Sue will again be principal of the high school and Miss Jim has secured work in the grades.
 Miss Fannie Fisher, who has been a missionary in India for fifteen years, is visiting her cousin, J. A. Buell., and other relatives. She has kindly con- sented to make an address on her work in that country at the Methodist church South, Sunday morning at II o'clock Everybody is cordially invited to be present.
 Coffee from Is cents to 40 cents per lb. at F. H. Wells.
 We have heard of the good man" all our lives and believe now we have him located in the person of w. A. Stevens. Mr. Stevens realizing the perdicument the newspapers are in at the present time not only paid his sub scription, but told us lie was one citi- zen who was willing to dig down and help hold the Tribune above the tide if it was necessary. We wish there were $50 more men on our list like Mr. Stevens.
 Jarrett Norris of House, New Mexico. who has been visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Norris, at Denver, was in town Wednesday for short while. He was departing for his west ern home at House, but will soon move to Helena, Mont.
 Misses Ola and Ada Aired, Viola