The Green Forest tribune., 1917-04-20

For sale---one Singer sewing machine and one refrigerator, both good as new See Ed Bishop.
 M. E. Trantham was in Eureka Springs Wednesday.
 Miss Ula Usrey of Osage attended the entertainment by the ladies Tues day night.
 The square park has undergone a pruning at the hands of the new coun- cil that suggests that John Buell. is still live wire when it comes to civic
 pride.
 Grandma Bishop of Osage spent a few days the past week at the homes of her daughter, Mrs. Monroe Burkett, and her son, Ed Bishop. Mrs. Bishop is one of the county's oldest and most highly esteemed ladies, and her many friends in Green Forest were delighted to visit with her again.
 For sale---Orchid Cannas, large crim- son flowers. Each stalk blooms con tinously throughout the season, 25c per doz Show Dahlias. dark red, 5c each. Delivered in Green Forest. Or der by postal. Mrs. Mahala Davis.
 Little Miss Reta Leatherberry cele- brated her tenth birthday last Friday. Her geusts were Misses Mary Gertrude Harbert, June Douglas and Mary Bru ton. Mrs. Leatherberry served six o'clock supper in honor of the occa- sion.
 Aub Cox was home from the "show me- state during the week Aub and Floyd Braswell have purchased the J. k. Meador farm in the New Home dis trict and we understand the prodigal Aub will take up his residence thereon in the early summer.
 For sale-A good 1-horse buggy See Logan Stafford.
 Misses Alice and Nell Colvin spent Saturday afternoon at Harrison, going down to attend the big patriotic meet ing.
 The primary election held Saturday was attended with some interest but not nearly as much as the occasion de- manded. So far we have been unable to obtain the vote of the district, but it is understood that F. o. Butt carried the county by 24l votes.
 E. V. Holifield of Springdale was guest of Eld. w. G. Tucker first Of the week. MT. Holifield is the father of Little Miss Margie Holfield, who makes her home with Rev and Mrs. Tucker. Mir. Holifeld is taylor by trade.
 J. Frank Carlton of Jasper visited his daughters, Misses Mabel and Nellie, at this place first of the week.
 c. E. Grim and family of Osage spent several days the past week at the home of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. Arthur Grim, on R. 3.
 Dallas Grim has returned from a several weeks, stay at Wellington, Kan.
 Capt. M. V. Lightburn was Eureka Springs visitor during the week.
 Engineer Jayson Watson of the light plant, wife and son, Herald, visited relatives near Alpena, Sunday.
 J. H. King, the paper hanger, has aid down his implements of labor and, with his wife, has gone to Springfield, Mo-, for visit with relatives, after which they will visit their friend, c. c. Reed and family at Fairplay, Mo.
 One of the finest gardens coming un- Ter the observation of OCT peppers is that of Mrs. L. E. Harbert on Spring. field street. There is nothing small, neither, about that quarter of an acre of potatoes west of Bishop & Sons livery barn.
 L. H. Smith and daughter, Miss were over-Sunday visitors at Harrison.
 For drilled well cleaning, see Geo. Burris, Green Forest, Ark.
 Call at Stacy & Estes Millinery store and see those beautiful, new and up-to-date hats. Prices to suit the hard times.
 w. L. Sneed and family and moth- CT, Mrs. Nellie Sneed, of Osage attend ed the entertainment here Tuesday night
 Ed. J. B. Rose was Harrison visitor Saturday.
 Bon Phillips left Thursday night for Raton. New Mex. where he goes to accept employment.
 For sale-Several ton of first class clover and timothy hay-$20:00 per ton at the barn. John Blasingame, Coin Ark.
 A prudent mother is always on the watch for symptoms of worms in her childern. Paleness, lack of interest in play, and peevishness is the signal for WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE. A few doses of this excellent remedy puts amend to the worms and the child soon. acts naturally. Price 25c per bottle Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 On account of the seriousness of the food problem now confronting the American people, the Nj. & N. A. has offered the right-of-way along their track from Joplin, Mo-. to Helena, Ark, which amounts to several hund- red acres of tilahie soil tn any one