The Green Forest tribune., 1917-06-08
A Cozy Place to Rest

You will enjoy the songs between acts at the Majestic the 18th of June.
 Adrain Firestane has gone to Okla homa to seek employment for while.
 Mrs. Rule Kenner and son, Frank, came down from Osage to attend the baccalaureate sermon Sunday night.
 R. F. Kirkham writes from Farewell, PeX., to his brother, c. C. Kirkham, at this place, that he is now in hospital, being victim of rheumatism.
 Miss Fearless and Company" will be at the Majestic Theatre Friday evening, June 18th.
 Mrs. l. R. Hill and little son have returned from an extended visit at the home of Mrs. Hills parents at Atkins.
 If you like good scenery in pictures see the Big U Sea Drama, "The Triumph of Truth" at the Majestic Saturday night.
 Logan Stafford returned Tuesday from business trip in Kansas.
 Mrs. J. w. Snyder made safe her re- turn from her visit in Oklahoma We'd nesday. She says she had always been curious to see ''dug-out, "and not much sooner had she seen one until she sought safety for an hour or more frovV, of tho cfn thaf vtc;tad that part of the country while she was there.
 Miss Lena Phillips returned from Berryville Saturday night, after a visit of several days at the home of her friend, Mrs. c. E. Walker.
 King Speer and Wallace Keesee of Harrison, Bill Hawkins of Bellefonte, and Norval and Tory Jones of Val ley Springs were guests Sunday of so many Green Forest young ladies.
 Mrs. Vester Reeves and baby arriv- ed Monday from Wellington, Kan, for visit at the home of Grandpa and Grandma J. B. Reeves.
 H. B. Phillips left Sunday morning for Pitcher, Okla, where he will ply his trade as carpenter. Ollie Broth CTS, who has been there for several days has employment and writes that work is plentiful.
 Bert Ursey came down from Osage Saturday for the purpose of departing on No. 2 for Cord, Idaho, where he goes on a prospective business trip.
 Mrs. Nellie Sneed and and Mrs. Joe Bishop of Osage were guests of Green Forest relatives during the week. They were here for the purpose of at tending the closing exercises of our high school.
 Clay Howard, Sid Villines, Raymond Snow and Ertie Alfred and B. c. Snow and wife attended the ball game al Berryville Sunday.
 You will get your moneys worth ii you see Miss Fearless & Co.," Catchy music between acts.
 Every citizen should inform himself of the date upon which the assessor will appear at his particular voting place. The old time custom of as sessing later on after the assessor has made his usual round has been done away with Meet the assessor on tho very day that he will be at your voting place and tell all your neighbors tha the law attaches penalty if they dt not assess on that day.
 c. A. Harris writes from Seypple Ark, extending the time on his Trib une to April 1, 1918. Thanks.
 Just received-A car load of fielt fencing and barbed wire Buell. Hard ware Go.
 Mrs. Chet. Whiteley of Berryvillt was guest during the week of hel brother, Bert Snow, and sister, Mrs Bob Boatright.
 Children's day at the M. E. s. churcl next Sunday at II o'clock. An inter esting program is being prepared. A bilious, half-sick feeling, loss O. energy, and constipated bowels car be relieved with surprising promptnes by using HERBINE. The first dos, brings improvement, few doses putt the system in fine, vigorous condition Price Soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Enjoy an evening of lively music an, ) good play for only Is & 25 cents a } the Majestic, June 18th.
 J. l.. Russell and wife of Harrison Headlight remained over night Satur day in Green Forest instead of goin, on to Seligman for the night as tn train was late and would fail to mak l Frisco connection. They were en rout, , to Boston, Mass, where they go for visit at the home of Mrs. Russell sister. Mrs. Fred Allen, and their son Clayton, who is in the Navy and station ed, now, in Boston harbor. They vii visit other points ofinterest while gone They were accompanied to Green For est by Miss Gladys, who will pose al the Headlight boss during her father 1 Iah