The Green Forest tribune., 1917-04-20
HoNORS THE SOLDIER BOYS

Miss Leona Lamb, assisted by Misses Nita Wells, Ola Alfred and Laura Will lines, served an elaborate supper to our newly enlisted soldier boys on last Sat urday evening.
 After supper, like number of young ladies appeared at the Lamb home and an evening of much merrment was spent Mr. Lamb concieved a sup posed report from the front, penned it down and read it to the boys, which was as follows:
 "London, April IA, 1917, via Sayville.-
 "At battle which took place some distance from St. Quinten today. the following Americans were engaged i: Wergeant Sells, Garlis Rim, Sva Owyer, Batter Wrown, Gay Galloway, Saph Rhaffer, Vid Sillines, Gla Curly and Layne Wamb. The boys were pitted against Von Tater, Von Hen, Von Beet. Von Coffey, Won Kaker, Von Salmons | and few miscellaneous troops.
 .'The boys waded in on them with all the courage and valor of true Ameri can trooper. The fray was short and fierce and ended up with Von Tater smashed to 'smitherines' and nothing left of him but his skin and eyes, Von Hen completely anihlated, Von Beet was so enraged he was blood red in the face, Won Cotfey was soaked in blood, Von Maker had the word America written across his back, ,Von Salmons was ground into sausage. The miscel aneous few were wiped off the map.
 "The boys marched triumphantly back to headquarters and were greeted by loyal band of red cross nurses ready to render them any possible care, but found the boys had come out of the awful conflict without a scratch" Just in time to see the lights go out, the jolly bunch wended their way homeward.
 MT. Lamb wishes to express his ap- preciation of the splendid conduct of these young folks. He says the very atmosphere seemed to be permeated with spirit of happy, good will. Mrs. Ad McNemar and Mrs. J. N. Howard, on R. 2, were subscription callers Friday, Mrs. Howard renewing and Mrs. McNemar ordering The Trib- une sent to her son. Arlis, at Dunlap, Ia., where he has had employment on a farm for the past few weeks, and will likely remain for the season. To have fine healthy complexion the liver must be active, the bowels regular and the blood pure. All this is brought about by using HERBINE. It thoroughly SCOUTS the liver, stomach and bowels, puts the body in fine con- dition and restores that clear, pink and white complexion so much desired by ladies. Price 50c. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Dr. H. L. Leathers' are now at home in their pretty little bungalow on Phillips avenue.
 Roy Hosier and Miss Martha Gibbs were the contracting parties to we'd ding that took place at the home of the bride near Osage on Friday after noon, April 6. 1917, Rev. c. H. Sher- man officiating. Mir. Hosier recently came here from Texas.
 For sale-A New Country Club Over land. Driven HOO miles. Perfect con- dition. Would cost with freight at Green Forest S850. Will sell for $70C cash. Reason for sale, want high pow. cred touring car. Phone or wri te Dr. J. Fred Bolton, Eureka Springs, Ark ansas.
 The young folks of the Fair Grove neighborhood gathered at the home of the Misses Roseberry on Friday, the thirteenth; inst, to give farewell party for Messrs Arlis Grim and Ovah Sawyer. two of the boys who enlisted and will soon be leaving. The evening was spent with games and music Lunch was served at ten-thirty Those present were: Misses Susie Marshall, Jessie Roseberry, Sylvi; Wells. Ruth Rose berry, Gladys Wells Helen Roseberrv, and Messrs Arli1 Grim, Ovah Sawyer, Ertie Bailey Walter Marshall. Jay Bailey, Hugl Wells and Ebbie Grim. Contributed.