The Green Forest tribune., 1917-04-27


 secured several plots of vacant ground around town and will show their loyalty to Uncle Sam by answering their call to the hoe.
 Jack Hollis and little grand daughter, Elma McSkimmins, were among Berry vile visitors in town Sunday.
 John Miller and Miss Dorsey Jones were the contracting parties to we'd ding which took place at the home of the officiating minister, Rev. c. T. Ed wards, on last Sunday These are highly respected young people residing in the Snow district and we extend our best wishes.
 pr. Gibson returned last of the week from a several days visit at his old home in Missouri.
 l am expecting w. o. Collins, the piano tuner, here soon. Orders may be left at the Crockett House or with me. Mrs. A. L. Kinney.
 Walter Smith and family of Jasper visited relatives in Green Forest sever al days during the week. Mrs. Smith is a daughter of our townsman, J. c. Harbert.
 The Crockett hotel has underwent it's annual remodeling. Next year we look for this mammoth structure to be replaced by fine big brick.
 A. J. McGhie got mixed up with the paint brush and some red, white. blue and gilt paint one day last week and as result Hugh Jennings has a brand new barber.sign made out of his old one It's pretty, too.
 John Buell's garden got splendid digging up day morning. He dug enough for all the rest.
 Henry Lenox has returned to Okla homa after visit with his new daughts CT, Frankie Fern, who is recent ar rival in his home. Henry has railroad employment at Supulpa.,
 For sale---one Singer sewing machine and one refrigerator, both good as new. See Ed Bishop.
 Mrs. Pensie Norris and little daughter Kathleen, of St. Joe, were here several days of the past week visiting relatives. Mrs. Norris reports St. Joe on boom. A new barrel head mill has just recent ly begun operation there, in which lots of men are employed. Excelsior mine, which is the property of her father, is being equipped with new 2-hundred ton mill. This mine is enjoying healthy output.
 A. DeBarr is. able to come to town about once day now. He was con- spicious for his absence for about four months and his friends are glad to see him able to be out again.
 J. B. Reeves says since his experi- ence Sunday he would advise men to ask their wives to go with them when they go out on ramble around spell. Sunday morning he "diked up," went for a few pleasant hours by himself and when he got back his wife was just diappearing in an auto, having accepted one of what was intended for two invitations to dine at the home of Mrs. Reeves sister, Mrs. Ad McNemar, on R. 2.
 Mrs. Ellen Allen, daughter of Wyatt Brawley, south of town, died of pneu
  monia on last Sunday, and was buried at Rule Monday, Rev. G. T. Brassfeld conducting the funeral services, Mrs. the +. c. Heiser farm and had DOT tion of the crop in. The two boys were too small to stay alone and a public sale of the household and kitchen furniture and other things are adver- tised to sell at public auction Saturday, April 28.
 Bad breath, bitter taste, dizziness and a general mo account" feeling is sure sign of a torpid liver. HERB1NE is the medicine needed. It makes the liver active, vitalzes the blood, regu- lates the bowels and restores fine feeling of energy and cheerfulness. Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Mrs. Edna Winner and little daugh- ter have returned to Kensett, after several days visit at the home of her father. James Walker.
 Mrs. Ruth Phillips and sister. Miss Helen Colvin, have taken rooms in Eureka Springs for few weeks. Mrs. Phillips is there for treatment.
 If you have a deed to any real prop erty, city or county, that was made during the stamp act, from December 1st. 1914, to September 8th, 1916, that does not contain the necessary revenue stamp you had better see that the same is placed on the deed and the fact so noted in the record at the circuit clerks office. Otherwise your deed will be clouded and you will be subject to a fine of $10. We understand there is in the neighborhood of thirty such deeds recorded here, and no telling how many are out that have not been recorded. North Arkansas Star.