The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-23
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Geo. Butler of Blue Eye, Mo, was here Friday. He was accompanied by two Oklahoma stock men. They were here for the purpose of buying cattle.
 R. c. Benedict and wife, Ray Ander- son and wife and l.. II. Smith and wife attended the funeral of J. R. Perkins at Berryville, Friday.
 R. B. Kenne is going to move back tt his Osage ranch in time to get ready for bumper crop for 1917. Rule says the high cost of living can be great ly reduced by raising more corn and potatoes.
 Saturday was the eigth wedding anniversary of Dr. and Mrs. F. R. Morrow, and in honor of the occasion Mrs. Morrow served tea to a number of their lady friends from two to five D. m. It gave occasion for the use of 1 the beautiful tea wagon Santa brought as well as the handsome teapot, gift from the doctor to his wife for an anni- versary gift.
 A new boy has arrived at the home of Jess Buell. on South Springfield street. Jess says he's got to hurry and get back to the farm, since two boys are too many to raise in town.
 For rent-The Foreman residence. See O. F. Hale.
 S. P. Walker was here from Osage Wednesday in time to put himself in the clear before another issue of The Tribune. MT. Walker said it was not him to read on credit. May we all profit by those few words.
 For sale First-class locust posts. See or phone l. V. Sawyer.
 Vim. Merriott of Denver took care of business in Green Forest Wednesday. Mr. Merriott used to enjoy the dis tinction of being the best plasterer around, but ke tells us he has retired on account of his age, being 76 years old
 For sale-Good one horse buggy at a bargin. See Harve Villines. c. B. Mathis will hold public sale at his farm two miles south of Enon on what is known as the A. Mathis farm on Friday, February 23.
 It's time to think about the city election.
 Mrs. George Buell. arrived home from Kansas City Wednesday, where she had been in sanitarium the past sev- eral days. We are glad to report her condition as much improved
 F. c. Heiser and family, south of town, left Wednesday night. They will seek employment elsewhere for while and then return to their Ar kansas home
 John Ownbey and wife have about re covered from round of grip.
 A child that has intestinal worms S handicapped in it's growth. A few doses of WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE destroys and expels worms; the child immediately improves and thrives won berfullY. Price 25c per bottle. Sole bylMyers Drug Go.
 Pleas York, merchant on R. out oi Alpena between Carrolton and Osage, was a business caller Wednesday. Mr. York has nice little country store which serves quite convience in his neighborhood. He buys all the butter and eggs and other produce of the community at Green Forest prices.
 Aub Walker has returned to Walsen burg, Colo where he has railroad em. ployment.
 Dr. G. V. Poynor, formerly of this place but now of Southwest City, Mo- greeted friends here Saturday, coming over for the day from Berryville, where he was called on account of the serious illness of the baby son of his daughter, Mrs. Tom Morris. It is needless to say it was happy occasion, for everybody was glad tc see the doctor, and he was glad to see everybody. We are glad to say the poor health the doctor was in few years ago has vanished and he keeps age well headed off. He likes his Missouri home but says he reads the Tribune every week from kiver tc kiver. He promised visit of longer duration next time, which we hope will not be so long away. To him all doors in his old home town are open and he has standing invitation to ..come dine with us.,,