The Green Forest tribune., 1917-11-02


 at Harrison, Sunday.
 Miss Gladys Russell was up iron Harrison and spent Saturday nigh with relatives
 For sale-One Ford car in good con dition for sale at bargain. Tires il good shape. See Coxsey & Son.
 See My Lady's Slipper" at the Majestic Thursday night. Dainty Anita Stewart, the darling of the screen, is assisted by a splendid cast Earl Williams, playing opposite Mis-: Stewart.
 There will preaching at the l. o. O. F. Hall Sunday at II a. m. and 7:30 D. m. by Rev. G. T. Brassfield, pastor oi the M E. church, and also Sunday school at 10 a. m.
 Miss Cora Tanning presents us with blue-ribbon apples that are redder and bigger than any others yet presented. They grew on ''her" farm down on Yocum and if any odds, are prettier than she is.
 Mrs. Amy Duvall of South Dakota closed deal last week for s. P. How ards farm south of town. The deal was made through the Trantham Real Estate Co.
 J. N. Younger closed deal Wednes- day through the Trantham Real Estate Go. flor the Albert Johnston place three miles east of town.
 In "The measure of Man" Jack Kerrigan plays the role of man who, in seeking a refuge from his di S. sipated life, goes to mining town and by his dress is taken for a minister by Pattie who thinks he was sent Tn answer to her prayer that person will be sent to say the last sad rites over the body of her father. See the pictures and find out how he handles the situa- ton. Saturday night.
 Rev. Bennett closed ten days revi- val services at the Baptist church Sun day night and departed on the noon train Monday for his former home at Hope. Having been called to both the pastorate of the Baptist church at Berryvil!e and at this place, he will, if all necessary p:eliminaries are ar ranged, become citizen of one or the other of the two places. He is man of great worth and every Baptist should be found doing his whole duty in securing his services
 w. S. Hittson and family, Ray Anderson and wife, Tom Anderson and wife and Miss Julia Anderson. B. C.. Snow and wife, Raymond Snow and Miss Nellie Carlton, Otto and Miss Etta Duncan, t. Wise, Ed Bishop, Henry Howard and Frank Braswell CoiipoSSu d PiCutS pal y "Ho Gu to Branson and Hollister. Mo-, via the w. s. Hittson ranch Sunday. Safety first aud the auto doctor, Roy Traat- ham, accompanied the bun ch. This is one of the best roads in the county and much of the credit is due Mr. Hittson who has made many substantial i'm provements along the road betWe en Green Forest and his ranch at his own expense, aud from the ranch to the Mis- souri state road he has built ten miles of good road. all at his own expense. This is now one of the best roads for an auto trip in the county.
 Pinkerton & Harbert have sold re- gently the following property: H. w. Jennings barber shop to Puckett &t Fritz; Mccoy brothers place John Wrinkle place. to w. l.. Herring Kinney 6; Hill iand near Coin to R. Boyd; and made the trade for l.. ]. Megown and Mrs. Dollia r. Watkins.
 w. T. Carter called Friday to tell us his wolf experience a few morning before, and as an introduction told Us how he killed a mad dog last summer with the brake pole of his wagon and we fully expected to hear of that wolf s death but, unfortunately he let the wolf get away and gave warning to the nervously inclined to stay out of the woods for a wolf with all the mean qualities wolf ever possessed is now at large. perhaps near about, for since it's narrow escape from death at the hands of Mir. Carter, its tracks were seen on the place.
 Coin
 The Coin school closed Friday.
 Alex Collier and family visited at Flint Stones Sunday.
 Jim Coker of Aipena loaded car of apples at Coin last week.
 Rev. Sherman will preach at this