The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-21

CT, but we are glad to say she left her well on the way to recovery already be- ing able to be up and about.
 For sale-some corn and cane fodder Inquire of Frank Cole, about one quarter of Grim school house.
 For notary work see J. c. Pinkerton
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 Delbert McNiel and wife came tt town Tuesday to bring their turkeys They had something near $80.O0 worth
 Miss Anna Day. south of town, was |. .:e n:assen ic;;.h i ;;; ch SatnrdaV night. beinf enroute to different places in Ohio and Illinois for holiday visit with rela- tives.
 The Nationwide Prohibition bill passed the House Tuesday.
 The Tribune thanks the First Ma | tional and the Farmers & Merchants hanks for one of each of their calan- dars.
 We understand Ed Mitchell of Car | rollton is probable candidate for Cir cult Clerk. Ed is former pupil of the Green Forest High school and in the event he decides to run he will find many friends in and around Green For l est
 Sheriff Johnson was over from Ber- | ryville Friday afternoon, coming to at l tend to business connected with the Bishop Livery barn of which he has recently been appointed receiver | onstrator, was in Green Forest Friday on business connected with her office. | Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Leathers an- nounce the arrival of fine little girl at their home on Phillips avenue Thurs day, December 13
 If The Tribune force does not have a feast for Christmas it will not be the fault of D. s. Garber, who presented HIS Monday with whole big crate of the biggest kind of big red apple. AL | tho raising fruit is not Mr. Garber speci- atty. he raised more than three hun- dred bushels of these beauties, one hun- dred fifty of which were placed in his cellar for home use Mir Garher's | speciality is raising thoroughbred stock, ! which he finds very profitable. Money to loap-See L. c. Gibson. | Green Forest. Ark. adv Mrs. William Emmett on K. 3 is in receipt of the sad information of the death of her little grandchild. a daugh- ter of Ed Gum. at Wichita. Kan. Some way her clothing caught fire and was SO badly burned she lived but q short time. Mir. and Ms. Gunn's many friends about Green Forest deep ly sympathize with them.
 James Buell. and wife write from Kingsville. Tex. to their daughter, Mrs. Dee Rowland. that Mir. Buell's health is improving. They have the pleasure of gathering oranges off of trees grow ing in the yard where they live and eating fresh vegetables. such as green heans. radishes, lettuce etc grown in the garden of our former towns peo- ole, Mir. and Mrs James Wilding. store.
 G. E. Butler, wife and daughter were here from Blue Eye doing their Christmas shopping Monday, but they had to let that new Ford stay housed up on account of the snow and ice G. E. is the cattle king in his section and had just returned from White Oak. Okla., where he went with car load of cattle he took out there to eat up some of the surplus hay belonging to his brothers at that place He reports the Buffers and other Arkans ans out there well and prosperous.
 Fred Stark, member of B Battery, 142 F. A.. 39th Div. N. G., Camp Beauregard, La., sends The Trib une the following splendid news item: Squad 21 has won three prizes in succession for having the cleanest quarters, neat est display of toilet articles and best general appearance of men on Saturday morning inspection. This squad is composed of Corporal w. B. Dixon, First Class Private Ovel Mitchell, Pri- vate Fred Stark, Private Henry Cau- dle, Private Norman Villines, Private Bruce Lewis. Private George Hamp- ton. Private William Campbell.
 Mrs. J. w. Fairchild returned from Ft. Scott, Kan. last week where she made farewell visit with her son, Kirby, who raced with time from Cana da to Ft. Scott before the last chance to enlist as fireman with the railroad division of the army. Kirby had em- ployment with the Canadian Pacific for several months past. He is for . mer Green Forest boy
 A deal was made last Friday where by c. H. Orebaugh became the owner of Chas. Harbert's interest in the firm of Pinkerton & Harbert with all good will of the business. It was a part of the consideration that Mr. Harbert was not to engage in the real estate business in any manner in Green Forest for period of three years. Mir Orebaugh. whom most of you know, is young man who has the making of a first class real estate man and the firm of Pinkerton & Orebaugh will be found at the old stand in the Land Office.