The Green Forest tribune., 1917-05-04

Warren Millinery is the place to get your up- to-date millinery work done. Prices are always in reason.
 Any one desiring my services with stock call on me at Sneed's barn May 12. E. c. Dooling.
 Tom Bradshaw, one of the most pros porous farmers around, who raises thoroughbred hogs along with some of most everything produced on good Arkansas mountain farm, presented us with enough green back" Tuesday to keep the Tribune going his way another twelve months. Tom can always be depended upon to sure find you if he has any cash in his pocket that you might have an interest in.
 For sale-One Singer sewing machine and one refrigerator, both good as new, and one good set of heavy harness. See Ed Bishop.
 Judge Greer. County Agent, J. E. McKell, District agent, and Louis Sawyer, beef cattle specialist, were here Wednesday in the interest of their respective official duties. A free picture show was gwen Wednesday night by the courtesy of these gentle men, in which large number of the prize Shorthorn cattle of the country was shown After the show Agent McKell made a short address in which he remarked of his disappointment of our boys and girls in theirilack of inter est in signing up, to help produce more food. Mayor A. L. Kinney was called for and as before the mayor came down with emphasis on the distressed con- dl;ion of the world in war and famine, pleading for every man, woman and child to do their best to produce some thing. Andy Cox spoke in q few words and showed his hearers that he was fully awake to the situation, after which The Star Spangled Banner was played by Mrs. Kinney and sang by the audience.
 Jake Midaugh says ambition is a good thing to posses when it comes to fighting the food situation. He is authority when it comes to making success of anything work will do. If Jake s plenty was gone, he could start out with nothing but grey matter and have all the luxuries known produced or an Arkansas farm the first year.
 J. c. Pinkerton & Son is handsome style for the Pinkerton picture show firm name, Robert Charles Pinkerton having joined the family circle of Mir. ard Mrs. J. c. Pinkerton at their home at Lawrenceville, H., April 25, 1917. Robert Charles will no doubt make a fire man and be the idol and joy of the Pinkerton home. The Tribune joins the many friends of these former citi- zens in sending greetings and good wishes.
 My place in Green Forest is for rent. Call on Trantham Real Estate Go.
 G. J. Patterson
 Judge Butt can be depended on for something original, or if not original, to dig up something, that has been dis c rded We lied upon him the other day for Elece of notary work and of course he did it with the dispatch that always characterized his movements. But that is not what we were goin to tell. When he affixed his signature to the document he wielded faber manu- factured with his jack-knife from goose quill. Upon inquiry we found that that was one of his ideas of pat riotism and loyalty to his country doing all he can to reduce the high cost Of writing as we'll as along other lines. For this act we promised the Judge an effort upon our part to admit him to the Gazette's All-over Column.