The Green Forest tribune., 1917-10-05
Community fair.

Little Miss Margle Tucker has beer considerably aiing this week.
 Grandma Grever and son, George are spending the weekend at Harrison attending the fair and visiting at tn; home of Mrs. Grever's daughter, Mrs J. L. Russell
 w. R. Russell and wife of Oak Grove visited here during the week. They are making ready to move to Franklin county.
 Mrs. N. J. Morgan arrived from hel trip east last week and is arranging her affairs to soon be leaving for Cal ifornia.
 Miss Jewel Clark is here for visi with her grandparents, MT. and Mrs Lee Gribble.
 Lost-From Judge w. A. Butt $ writing desk a pair of spectacles. Finder will please return them at once for the Judge is badly in need of them everyday.
 Saturday being stock day at the community fair, the committe requests that teams be hitched elsewhere than around the park as the premium stock is to be exhibited there.
 J. R. Crawford was up Monday from Everton. He reports produce business good.
 Miss Ethel Kenner of Osage is visit ing friends in Green Forest.
 All those who know themselves in- debted to the G. F. Tel. Co.,, please call at once and make settlement.
 Lost-Somewhere between the school house and the home of Henry Marshall Beginning Latin and an algebra. Leave at Tribune office or give to Prof. Perrill
 James Buell.. will conduct public sale at his farm miles northeast of Green Forest on the Denver and Green Forest road on Friday, Oct. 12, 1917. hC odlC VIII SOiiOioI Ul iiOuSSllOl0 kitchen furniture, farming implements, corn, hay, feed, stock, chickens, hack, harness. and choice collection of fine house plants. Sale begins at o'clock.
 Jeweler F. B. Rowland and wife left Monday night for Woodward. Okla. where they go with a hope of benefit ting Mrs. Howland,s health. Mir. Rowland conducted himself and busi- ness in very highly satisfactory man. ner during his two years residence among us and the good wishes of many friends follow then to there new home
 Mrs. J. II. Hayworth of Harrison spent last Friday with her friend, Mrs. T. G. Nunnally.
 The "Clover's Rebellion" at the Ma jestic Thursday night, Oct. 1. You can't afford to miss it.
 By request, Dr. II. L. Leathers joined the boys who were called from here to Camp Pike Tuesday Some way some how Uncle Sam overlooked the fact that Dock had been commissioned as army dentist, he having volunteered his service several months ago. However he obeyed orders, but expects to be excused as private as soon as he has an opportunity to press his claims.
 Atty. A. J. Russell of Berryville was here on legal business Friday.
 In order that his record might stand head and shoulders above John Buell., B. F. Rudd exhibited ten ears of corn in town Monday grown in one shuck. It seemed to be broken family of corn as there was only one large ear, the others being less than half grown.
 Dessie Shackleford. sailor boy in the service of Uncle Sam, stationed at U. s, S., Quincy, Pensacola, Fla, visit ed his parents and-and-a friend on Osage last week. The young peo- pie made merry his presence at home by giving party at which all enjoyed themselves. Mir. Shactelford is ex- pecting orders at any time to cross the briny deep.