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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
-oeAU 81 BRYAN's CLOSING sTo@A
LETTER.

ri,..,. wire TO \. t.. Nast"n X 90
EE!HV YORK, Dec. 5.--tTlccS as ~
,,>ia were moderately better buI 'nI
%ii,,rs in large part seemed 10 rcltSrt
w. h"rking and Milling OF the pioie"
,Jnrai element, and outside Lart!clp
,i'I'I ,yas ON a smaller scale. Inc preS'
~, message did not appear TO nay
n marked bearing on the courSS " ,,,e
- $3.50 ~ though on the whole inc same
l-rmed 10 BE- construed III II I",o! 20.
tx, However. so many new leglsla,
Ives proposals will pr0hanis De u! ~
during the next few weeks; I'Ht ~
.'t,anfion will doubtless be palu ~
Washington news. Call money itnSM ,.,,-
nt u high rate. that is, Tor inc Ci' WV
movement. hut the extreme rale OH va:
,,-,lsy loans WAS not ~ hiEh as ~"
,,r,rnirr l. expressed by those IN E'o',S
,nrch with monetary AFFAIRS lhl| ""
,rund rate. rather close Ia 90 IL l'Nt's
IN prevail! for quite Whll"' NOR
rrciully Us the process 81 inc'tdcn''s
ruruIus reserves is not I$ Yet altoSctn't
,.,,nnIrtcd As thr year-cud approacheS'
,1,,rh shifting OF loans is likely IN ofd"E
tn nrcparr for the ycar-"nd ana ne"
ya.r Disbursements. The trend oil me
Srn,k market is uncertain, and the qua
,.I.,nrnr is confident as hitherto rcSpcIL
IN he correctness nf lis position -
may l.. said however. that much pct-
,.r irnnlliry has developed for the faliS'
,hourh there. Of course. Ions on me
hnri2nu p"nSprct OF intense discussion
,rith rcsrrct To labor questions, more
narticu!aily in their application TO inc
Ad1mSuu law.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. Dec. J.--Euttcr firmcr;
creamery higher than extras (speclalSl
10 a 4Qis: creamery extras l@2 sc"rel
81 l., n 39t.: tirSts 81 $50. seconds
36Gt3T.
Eggs irregular: fresh gathered extra
iirstS 4G a.: firsts I$Qf+1; refrigerator
special marks. fancy 81: refrigerator
seconds 70 tirsts 3iL2 GH33 T.. : nearby
h"nnery whites. fine 10 fancy asa as
nearby hennery. browS 5Gdf55.
Cheese steady: state. held. specials
o4"4 n -: do. average fancy 80 n -.
Live poultry steady: no prices Stt!ed.
Dressed dull. chickens IS t. as: fowls
Is FTol -: turkeys 1879.
Flour unsettled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
MONEY.

NEW YORK. bee. 5.--MHrrauNie pa
Nor, 4 Surfing 20 day bills - =: COM
merrial GO d2r bills on banks al com,
mrrriai 20 day bills i.7"a,: demand
l.75I$ cables 4.7n%s. Francs. demand
5.Si: cables 5.H4. Marks. demand O." :
cables GGl:. Kr"nan. demand = ca
hlrs ll7E. liuiidrrs. demand 40 3: cables
4nTx Tirns. demand G.7Gl2 cables
G.7755i:.. Rubiay demand 2"*4: cables
90: Ear silver ISL. Mexican dollars
Isl, Government bonds steady. Rail-
ri Timc loans nrm: 20 and % days, and
six months /.
Gail money strong: high 10: low .:
ruling rat" ST.: last Joan 9: closing bid
s. offered a. o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
CLOSING STOCK LETTER

(Ey private wiz" 10 Fidelity lh["Stl'e"'
EE,Ny. YORK. Dec. I.-Th"rn was a
better feeling today in The market
With n mncn reduced volume Of trade;
Tie presidents m"ssag" was conSlTur[d'
ne favorable, t. railroads and helped
thiS group in III" final dealings.
all ,r,Jinc and induced selling IN the
indusirials. The market depends very
largely now on the coG-'5e oi cali
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New Dancing Club.

IA" WnrWnnG iHtmrlMs 'IuN h"W!!
forIr., social So. viii had IL" first
Of 4 s"ri"S nE very Interesting dances
which will lr .:IY,n during III" winter
ON F'.i,Iav evening. December :. ut
l.aSch'S Hall
\ seven piece orchestra w'll furnish
excellent music for til. nCrHSi"n. IN"
committee III charge har" lett n"ihilS
uuLnn. in ihnii arrangements for tho
event. ans = large crowd viii no DOUBT
IN. ~ attendance.
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Personals and Briefs.

vi. ami MIS-. Larry, IIISv"7 T.. rucsis
tenth Street sI'*"E, IT,. M"2 %;arHt, ;n1
OF ar T TniI. '!nttcr of Wheeling spent
,nS "r la "V With Mrs. Julius foSt SeS''F-
d"y Hiss Mary carney has given the Wn
,rnrt Of painting hcr home I" ''''
"r iins ~ G.. I.rasure Of StcuhenTi!r.ee'
MI "a, cura; Of her daughter, MIS-
e. T.. Doiy yesterday. ,,urrod home
Mrs, Mary Csurl"n hns reln,rnna ', hnii-
AFTER spending The THANKSGIVING '''''
i'y w.. III - Strorbic Of Pleasant r Ha!-
Mrs. ind Mrs. John Aigo" Of Cecil rl Lace
;yE; ' Iinn"r guests OF Mrs. II. l.. S'F"e-
l,.I yaSisr ,laV
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SUGAH.

NEW YORK, Dec RAW sH%nr
steady: centrifugal 66+; mn'asscs 80.
Refined Irregular; Ecncraily 90 TO 80
points lower; cut loaf S35: crushed $40;
mould \. 10: cubes 10: "NN%N' pow
rjcred T2n: fine granulatrh72n: diamond
\. 80. cnnfsctioners y. 10: No. !
7h6
Sugar futures opened quictrr under
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
Uninue Party,

Tou6rruW evening tn" l."E3. LaucI-
-nrs will NEE: with Mrs. Charles Wei
shAnS in inusi Yniuii" manner.
The guests VIII ~" atiT"d IN COS
TUNES representative OF school days
and TIL. details * III" evening Viii
he apDropriat"li. carried nut.
Music ana games Will offer enter
tainmcnt to IN" guests. and luncheon
served from baskets will conclude the
pleasant affair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
hIETAL

NEW ARK, Dec. a.--Thp metal "I'
change quotes lead si.5nGl7.C5 Spclt"r
easy. spot. Eas: 81. Louis delivery i@@s
II London lend $50. los. Spclter :5S
los.
copper. firm: clrctrolytic first quartcr
S3+50: Second and third quarter S"2."o
q $3.50.
Iron steady and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin steady;
spot $3.50 Il $500.
ST London spot copper $50; futur
:14%: cIectrolyfic f1T6: spot tin
futures tlS9, las.
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rrNsNcrar, OPINIONS

tEv rriNat" wir'' 10 y. T.. NaS;"n & Coz
Financial News Bulletin SayS:~-t ~
settlement i expected on account Of the
ca. money furry. which we understand
represents 4 tamr0rar? condition that
Will disappear when thH big new gold
imports arrive and preparation COR huge
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The Indies Aid Society o? IL" t"r-
ms christi church viii meet with Mrs.
Vim. Boost tomorrow afternoon f." ihr
purpose of quilting.
The Ladies' Aid society "f the I.Nth-
cram church will hold their usuA, AH
dav quilting b." wiki Mrs. Hurry 'i"'i-
mann.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

end OF year disbursements is completed:
American Car Foundry Is reported well
bought. The same may I've said OF spell
ter stocks standard rails should be
bought on reactions according to !ntlu-
entail sources.
The Professional Views says:--Euy
rails and hedge by sales Of war indus
trials on rallies.
Sun.-Thsre appears 10 be unaimity
Of opinion that the Year will end with Il
bull speculation under way.
Finley. Barrett IL Co. say:--Wr would
use firm spots Tor sales OF stocks.
Clark. Childs & to.--With railroads
likely 70 receive fair treatment IL the
hands of congress. their stocks seem
reasonably attractive.
Times sayS:-Nearly all stock traders
seemingly are Of the opinion that the
strinsency in call money cannot be long
lived,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
FOREIGN BUYING
SENDS Up WHEAT
word That wilson would Oppose Food
Embargo Also Atded-Corn ana
oats Both Gained.

CHICAGO. Dec. 5.--Neyorts that iol-
eigners We're again &C "a!
in Wheat values. which wers also !ittHd
by definite word that President wilson
The market closed S;r2uS
~ to Ia net higher Win May AZ ~ -
to1-6A and Iuiv at 80 TO l+6is. Other
leading staples. too. al: showed gains;
,.orn -; /" ~. oats i"s TO g and
Provisions = = t. - cents
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THROUG CAR SCHEDULE
wARWOoD BENWOOO
NORTH BOUND.

NORTH BOUND.
FROM BENWOoD:
Daily except Sunday---I:lh Il. m.
and every fifteen minutes tHHrchl ter
until 1900 midnight, NcHnt mat
1885 y. M. car goes 10 First street
only. Cars leaving at l2:lJ and l2:3e
a. N. 20 to Tenth street only.
Sunday only-~6:0U II. NJ. $50 8. M
700 Il. m. 7.3n a. IN. and every httecn
minutes thereafter. the schedule from
Then on being the sam" as week day.
FROM TENTH STREET:
Daily except Sunday-i:$Q a. ~.
and every fifteen minutes thcrea lter
until 100 midnight. Last car, I'D
u. m l2:15 car to First street only.
Sunday Only--I:lJ. I:ia. 6:l1, $50.
90, 40. 500 q. m, and every fifteen
minutes thereafter. The schedule
from then on being the same rs week
day.
SOUTH BOUND.
FROM WARWOOD:
Daily except Sunday--4:55 a. M.
and every hrtccn minutes thereafter
until l1:27 =. n.--~laSt car 10 Eeu-
wood Cars leaving at ! :hS n. M.
l2:0S. IFS and 1858 80 10 Tenth
street only. Cars leav" Narwood for
First street only ~ l:23 4. m.
Sunday only--5:3S. SOS. $685. G.i3.
: -: 7:3S. 7:1S sra SIS a. N. and
every Hf1cnn minutes thereafter. tho
schedule from then on being same as
week day.
WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY.
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C1nSG Man1inr

Mrt. F. Y. Mnham's SWnHnE >rh"0I
class met with Earl NrShiit last night
the occasion h"in; ii" weekly meeting
OF. IN" h"y! Til" early part If IN"
evening was devoted Ia biblical study.
after which refreshments We're served
AMI a Sncial hour enjoyed.
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eoroo, Teachers Meeting.

S Miss ." Sa 'n Gco"h An impoT,@HGit 0 ,hc
"~ I s%:,sipn WAS hold after ,r %e'cn npe emf
r.rIiaimd.r ii tho evening WIS S'''''
81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06
CLEARING5 PASS
THREE millions
IN -FOUR DAYS

Tuesdays banking cleartnGs. amount
ing 70 S6cS."S2.l5. represent an Increase
OF $50 per cont over the sum reported
for the relative day o. last year, $685.
1886.
Tho clearingS FOR December 20 dare
amount :" s3.01n.iii.55. whit" for m"
responding days o; December var
ago, they amounted 70 S1.7fI.T2@.99. Tho
Increase is St.c4S4lSSs. Or I0.9 per cent.
The daily averaE" tor thc A7$t tour
days OF this month IS more tilan $I5e.Q9g.
re-.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-06

scattered selling and. nj noon prices
were 10 points lower.
Closed easy and 10 I points lower
Sales 500 tons: January J, 1874; March
A.. Nav 400
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

a. ,hc m!sion work being done IN v s9s
y, ri West Virginia. ana
''T H.corc the departure or the . inG.Ss
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING ". Va. bee. :. 70,
Furnished The InlrhgrLcrr l., y + listen '"'
members New YORK Stuck Exchange. %atvGai lEai'
Of West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Lnuh
T. R.nnd. rEnSgeI
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TOLEDO. O.. Dec. 5.-Whcat. cash
and Decem Der 11S: May 1S3&.
Glover seed. prime cash and Drcem-
Der 1877; JANUARY 1885: March 1922.
A!sike. prime cash and December 100;
March Il22.
rituothy. primH cash and Decembe
PAT: March 362
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InteresrinR Meeting.

Mrs. Charles WGlshans Of Ricnnnn
evenuc. was hostess yesterday after
noon 10 the e. " r. NJ. Several hours
wnr. spent in She study and discussion
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, T.. Va. Dec. ). IN.
Dali, quotation list OF the Wheeling STOCK Ell
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WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. s. 'l6.
Furnished The lntclllEencer hS A. T. M4stcn & Co..
members Now York Stccx Exchange. National Bank
( West Virginia building. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis
T. Grand. manager.
Il AID
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 3 'l6.
Furnished tho IutellIEeneur y. =. Masten l. Co..
members New York Stock Exchange. National HRnh
Of IVES; Virginia building. Wheeling '" Va LOWS
s., Brand manager.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE
WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. :. 70

W!IEEI.INN. ". va. Ie" = 70
Furnished The lntcilIrencrr i. Z. MaS,en 60.
irrrnbers Now York Stock Exchange. Nuti"u1! ':GhS
Of Wc5, Virginia building. Wheeling ". Va. Louis
+. Brand. mInAgeE.
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American Guaranteed Paint
Quilting Bee.

Al FacLOry Prlce
Moore Brothers. WarwoOd. W. Va
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t1)-.Trnag:"r bonks c,oSo Oct Is. Tor pcr cent
cash dirid.ud PAYABLE Nor. l. Hooks close Dec. 3,
Tor nm Extra cash dlrdcnd payable Dec. Is.
E,~-'rtansfrr hooks close Dec. D. F"r resriN .
war rcpt rash dividend and oil extra 9A per cent.
larahIe De-. 81.
ti.-rrUusfer hooks rinso Fan. 20. Tor ! r~ cent
cash dividend. payable Jan. II.
10 Transfer books cinse DEC. &c. for regular :
nor crn; cash dividend and extra y rer cent div
l,!,rud PAYABLE January l.
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COFFEE

NEW YORK, Dec. Coffee Rio ,
:. ?l.c; futures Irregular; March
May SS.tj.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING ". Va. lI"'. :. -.
Furnished ths nelhErTccr rT = +. MasTen :: IT,.
members New York Stock Exchange. NatiuEa! l'fhR
NJ West Virginia building. Wicc..ns. W. Va. l"u,
r. Brand manager.
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STOCKS. !O.eu. High Low .C!"sN,
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Standard on Subsidiary Stocks

WTTEEIINL. ". Va. DC. D. To.
Furnished The lnlelliCenccT lr = Z, Masten Eo.
nocr,hyrg New York Stock Exchange. National lnas
.; ives; Virginia building Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

Total shares ao3 600.
.-E1-clE. ~ per cent. payable Dec 18th.
Northern light., 1916-12-01


 ~s~1tSSs~
 We atc giving ,abhre>iatcl,t the tug problem of the Ctt.numltr for >cne may not have re ceived that issue. X man with an eignt gallon jug full "t >Nrup met aman mth an empty three snI. and an empty tive gal jug. If the man with the little jugs eorld divide ii equally u>- ing the jugs m,rt:ou,d be WAS t"havt halt ot i,Ht,c k he first solution sent by iialy N Johnson oi StaHtuoiik
 ''Fill the five gallon jug, and rour it into the three gallon jug leaving gallons; empty the .SgaliU1s into the eight gallon jug and ponr the two gallons into tlie three gallon jug and then fill the i've gallon jug and pour all possible into the thiee gallon jug which leaves four g:ilions i'll tle five gallon jug ,"
 Following IS tie second solution sert by Henry Ivanoff of this village. He first fills tlie three gallon jug then pours 1t into lie five gallon jug, again he fills the thiee gallou jug ard pours all lie can into the five gallon jug, whi>h leaves ore gallon ill the three gllloa jug, He now enpties the five gallons iato the eight gallon jug then pours the one gallon ito the five gallon i:g ard re.ii!s the tll e iiloa jug whi@h lea v:sfpiyglt ilthe eight ,.!on jug. ' We Ire giving both solutions as they are worked differently. We gre also taking the liberty of viatiig them d iitt,e O: her soultiol came loter hut .s they were the same IS the A1ove we are not publishing, Can it l,e worked any other way? Who
Northern light., 1916-12-01

kAAN kbNtt'ettIt VI iilhNi &IiIIISo
 UNALAXTEET ITEMS
 M. Hey is nov carrying mail.
 Mir Heeson has also begun the same work. Every pupil of school age Is iu s>hon. with one exception. MT John Summers came ill with the first outside mail. Oscar Hall went up tie river few days ago with the oIt going mail.
 The Nothetn Light has goodly number of OatSite subscribers.
 Thanksgiving services Were held at the church.. \ full house both morning and evening.
 Mir. lngiested is still with us We think every ole is delighted, for it means some more extra good sing ing at the church.
 Great preparations are OH foot for a combined Christmas .,tertai;lneat l lIC SS ll(pOt dtISl NlLNl Nl ulIllC HI OlIS great celebration.
 REIN DEER
 Shaktoo'ik Fair Feb I2-I7- Akiak Fair Dec. II-+16
 Every body get ready for the pa, rade ,o the Shaktoo;ik Fair.
 Dr Lamb will attend the Shaktoo. lik fair this yer That's good uews,
 Mr. Shields asks this question in his district, ;Iow many oi you could start fire without nlatch," This vii! prove all interesting stunt to all during the evening pogram at the ShaktOoiik Fair
 We have recently re>ievetl notice fro.n Mr. kopp that, The American Pad ane Textile 90 willpay 30 cents poAuld fo- good dry hair, delivered. Since Wri'inrtl,e editorial MT RrhY
Northern light., 1916-12-01
Now tell ne all about

but we cou.,i Now tell inc all about sheldon I'll. All about school and town. Tie dogs sIedsare 10 to 2ofeet long and to 4 it high and to I 1t wide. We'll Friend Alfred l hope you write me long one Goodbye Truly yorns
 Charlie Segoak 6th.G.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05

Sunday. Look out, girls, for that new buggy.
 Minnie and Marea McNeal and Mir. and Mrs. H. H. Stanhope visited last Sunday with o. V. Jayne and family.
 Sam Hulsey and wife went to Green Forest last Saturday to have some dental work done.
 Ed Gun, wife and little son went to Green Forest last Saturday to consult a doctor for their son.
 Mrs. Wm. Headman is very low at this writing.
 H. Stanhope and wife, c. Cox and wife and Aught Hulsey went to Parker last Sunday evening to the singing. They are having a fine singing. Every body come next Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
TANNING

Farmers out this way are very busy planting corn.
 Mir. Nathan Whitaker, who has been very i'll for some time, is slowly con- valescing.
 James White and family visited at the home of Ellis Shahan last Satur- day night and Sunday.
 w. R. Phillips has been visiting his daughter, Mrs. George Tharp, near the Head district, for the past few days.
 Mrs. Sarah Parker, of Van Buren, Ark, came in last Sunday to join her husband, Wm. Parker. She says she likes this part of Arkansas fine.
 Andy Walker and wife were Sunday callers at the home of '' Uncle '" Tom Shahan.
 Granville Phillips and wife were guests at the home of Varnel Wiswell last Sunday.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
NOTICE FOR Puslicavgon

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Arkansas April 20, 1916.
 Notice is hereby given that James S. Hubbs, of Alabam, Ark, who, on May 27th, 1912, made homestead entry, No 09902, for SW IA NV IA & NV Ia & w IA Sec. 31, Twp. IS N., R. B w and SE IA NE IA and NE IA SEE 1-4 Section 36, Township north, Range 24 West, 5th Principal Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Reoio- ter and Receiver United States Land Ottlce, at Harrison, Arkansas, on tha 27th day of May, 1916.
 Claimant names as wetnessess:
 Frank Wright, of Dry Fork. Ark and Wesley Miller, Otis Smith and ! F. Braddock all, of Rudd, Ark. Brice E. Hudgins,
 Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
DON'T CRAZE PASTURES TOO
E5 3iy.

Every spring, owing to the scarcity of high-priced feeds. most pastures have the stock turned on them before they have begun to make any growth worth while. Pasture plants can grow to best advantage only when they have several green leaves, through which growth is made possible. If as soon as the green leaves appear they are bitten off close to the ground and tramped into the earth they make little or no growth, even though they do not die out entirely. More is done to prevent pasture plants from doing well and more bare and waste spots occur Tn the pasture from too early and too close grazing than from any other cause, except by smoother ing by weeds and brush. Moth ing is gained by turning on the pastures so early, unless there is a much larger acreage than is necessary to support the stock later, which of itself is waste
 Better feed a little longer ano give the pastures time to gel start, for by so doing much more and better grazing will be i secured. Progressive Farmer.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05

Forest, visited with T. J. Enix and family last Sunday.
 Alta and Ada Twilleger visited with Stella Walker last Friday.
 Stella Walker and Vera Norris were guests of Dida and Violet Walker last Sunday.
 G. w. Brady and wife spent last Sunday at the home of Ali Denton, at Yocum.
 G. H. Sloan and wife visited last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Benton Powell.
 Mir. Ellison and family and Will Nets and family, of Oak Grove, and J. w. Christian and family visited last Sun day at the home of l.. R. Twilleger
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
NOTICE FOR pusLlcAylon

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark, April 6, 1916
 Notice is hhrehy given that Marquis L. Hammons, of Rodd, Ark, who, on March 11th, 1909, made homestead entry, No. 073l7, Tor NELL NW1-4, Section 26, Township IS North, Range 24 West, 5th Prn. Meridian has filed notice of intention to make five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before the Register and Receiver United States Land Office, at Harrison. Ark, on the 20th day of May, 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 R. l.; Brawley, Charles Hurt, Char les Allison ard Henry Ward ali, of Rudd, Ark.
 Brice B. Hudgins, Register
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
MAsERRY

Logan McNeal and grandson, Lual- len, and T. Crowley spent last Sunday with Ali Leathers, near Oak Hill.
 Herbert Stanhope, wife and little daughter, visited last Sunday with Leon and Clarence Cox.
 Aunt" Mary Forsythe visited at the home of Perry Emmett last Sun day.
 Miss Leslie Plumlee and Miss Della - Niles.- of Rerrvville, spe a-~f team became frightened, at ah aE- -, a night and Sunday at the home of F. A. Niles.
 Chas Hulsey and L. McNeal made a business trip to Green Forest last Saturday.
 L. Niles has returned from Berry vile.
 c. Stanhope says it's mighty rocky road that leads to the "Dickens" as he was on his way to Center Point last
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
OAK GROVE

Lester Johnson and sister, Miss Linda, went to Berryville Sunday to have some dental work done
 Alex Shahan spent Saturday night and Sunday with his grandparents, MT. and Mrs. L. H. Shahan, of near Fan ming.
 Marvin Rhodes, of near Head, visit ed with his brother, Bill Rhodes and family, Saturday night.
 Seab Morris, of Yocum, and Mrs. Will Elmore transacted business at J, s. Shahan's Friday.
 LIlie Johnson, who has been staying at John Harvey's, spent Saturday night with homefolks.
 Sunday school at Hall every Sabbath i Everybody invited.
 Mir. Walker, the hardware man, ot Green Forest, was in this vicinity las week, on business.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
YARN FER

Several of the Warner folks attended church and baptismal services at Gen. ter Point last Sunday.
 Rev. Opperman, of Eureka Springs, preached here last Sunday night.
 Wm. Coleman and wife, of neal Green Forest, accompanied by Rev. Stanield, attended church services ir this section last Sunday.
 Eli Carpenter and wife, of the Heao district, visited their daughter, Mrs Ed Garrison. last Sunday.
 Miss Ethel Ayers is visiting he friend, Miss Icie Coleman, near Greer Forest, this week.
The Green Forest tribune., 1916-05-05
HIGHLAND

Mrs. G. T. Brassfield left on business Thursday evening to the towns north of here on this railroal.
 MT. Younger has been very sick since Friday.
 Edwin Thayer left for Oklahoma Sat urday.
 Mrs. Lum Green and son, Ralph, wis ited with her parents, MT. and Mrs. Younger few days last week.
 Mr. Will Kinney and family spent Sunday at Tiff Ramsey's.
 Grandma Kinney is staying in town with her son md family.
 c. T. Brassfeld spent Monday and Monday night in Eureka Springs.
 Mr. Meeks and family, of Coin, spent Sunday night at the Younger home.