The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-09


 here Monday on cattle buying bsuiness.
 Two new apprentices in The Tribune office Wanda Brammer and Clute Bi aswel.
 Rev. W. H. Neal left Monday for Tennessee where he went on business
 Prof. Perri! and family are taking q week at the Perrill homestead at Tarki.L
 HERB1NE cures constipation and re- establishes regular bowel movement. Price Soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 LaRue Ayers and family of the Fare well district are preparing to go West, and will hold d public sale at their farm on Feb. 10. They are going with the | hope that change of climate will be beneficial to Mrs. Ayers health.
 Floyd Braswel and wife on R. 8 celebrated Washing tons birthday by adding new son to their family circle Mrs. Lee Gribbie orders The Trio une to the address of her son, Losse, who presides over 36 clerks in one of the big department stores in Kansas City
 Sheriff Jess Johnson of Berryville was taking care of official business in Green Forest Wednesday. He has about recovered from the effects of the fall he recently had while exchanging the electric light bulb suspended from the ceiling in the jail.
 w. A. Russell and wife of Grand View were called here on account of the death of the formers sister, Mrs. Phillips, but before the funeral they were called home Of account of sick ness of Marion Russell, their son, who has an attack of pneumonia. Other members of the family were also thot to be taking it.
 Floyd C. Roberts, of the Field Artillery, Battery c, of Fl Paso, Tex, is visiting Louie Miller, Jr. The "soldier boy" was formerly from Lincoln, Neb., where Louie came from and they were old chums.
 G. A. Jackson, one of Rules wide awake. farmers, dropped in long enough to hand us a wheel Thursday. MT. Jack son had left home with the inten- tion of looking up some of the good milch cows The Tribune had advertised for sale, but he got in too big a hurry to get back home, having met two of his daughters and their families coming over from Berryville, going to his home for visit.
 G. W. Tate and wife were over Sun 1 day visitors of their son, w. J. Tate. Mir. late is progressive farmer living near AIpena, and turns. his attention to raising wheat, corn, cattle and hogs. Five years ago he came into possession of one goat, from which his flock now numbers something near fifty. MT. Tate says goats are indispensable on a farm | where there are lots of brush and | SPA OteS 1Ah WI eAiS SooAsS i'iiiShASo sAiSih work on a patch of ground it is mellow ed up so that it's no job to knock the old dead stubs of the brush and sprouts out by che roots.
 C. Il. Colvin came up from Harrison Saturday for q visit with his family, the first time in about six weeks. Charlie has been station agent al Cottonplant. but has enjoyed decided and well deserved promotion, and since Thursday of last week has occu- pied d place in the auditors office at Harrison, however he returned Mon day to Cottonplant where he had to at tend court for few days. MT. Colvin' s long and faithful service ia the employ of the Nj. & N. A. has long since en- titled him to the above reorganization.
 Take HERBINE for indigestion. Ii relieves the pain in a few minutes ano forces the fermented matter which causes the misery into the bowels where it is expelled. Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Jack Hollis has purchased the interest of Ben Stacy in the Stacy & Hollis grocery store and Mir. Hollis has moved the stock to Berryville and will be located at the lumber yards near the depot. We are sorry to lose MT. Hollis but are glad he will be located in such way as will be more profitable to him. In connection with his store he will open restaurant and be prepared to feed the stave haulers as well as others around the depot who may be hungry.
 0. F. Hale has been conspicious fol his absence from town and at the picture shows the past two or three weeks. He and his wife have both been ailing all this time, but we are glad to report them considerably improved.