The Green Forest tribune., 1917-11-23
Patronize the Home Bakery.

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 J. w. Lynn has been aiiing but is able to be cut again.
 For sale Some good milch COWS See Dorse Standlee at Cox & Stand. lees store.
 George Buell. and family motored to Hollister and spent the day with Mrs. Buel's sister, Mrs. Ernest Prutt, Sunday.
 The second number of the Lyceunl course will be held Saturday night at the Majestic Theatre.
 We are glad to report Mrs. M. V. Lightburn now able to be up some, much to the delight of the family and her many good friends.
 Home made candy at Megown & Son's.
 For sale-A passenger Ford touring car in good condition for sale at a bargain. Call at Trantham's s ga- rage.
 Roy Trantham willdo your automobile | repairing. He has on hands all kinds of Ford supplies and does all kinds of repairing on any kind of cars at req sonable figures. Shop at the old Ben ner stand opposite Crockett hotel av
 J. B. Reeves, C. D Shafer, A. L. Kinney, J. c. Fullerton, Sam McMahan, Will Collier, Monroe Dunlap, George Buell. and Sam Bishop attend the lief ferson Highway business meeting at Berryville Tuesday night. at which it was officially announced that the State Highway Commission had selected the south route both from Berryvilc and Green Forest and Green Forest and Alpena.
 Mrs. Lydia Brammer has been unable to fill her place at the board at Central the past two weeks, being laid off on account of servere attack of rheuma- tism.
 The Shawmut Male Quartet at the Majestic Saturday night. It's members have studied with the finest instructors in Boston and come highly recommend ed
 Heber Tate writes to change his ad- dress from Camp Pike to Camp Beau regard. He has been transferred to Go. A. 1st Ark, and is now un- der Col C. D. James, Heher says his company's record shows they are the best men physically in the regiment.
 Members of the Epworth League will give Thanksgiving Program at the NJ. E. church, South, beginning at 6:15 o'clock Sunday evening, Nov. 18th. The public invited.
 The Tribune three are indebted to Miss Helen Roseberry and her pupils for an invitation to attend the Thank S. giving exercises to be given by the New Home school. This is our old home district and one for many years we registered as the best in the world and we certainly would enjoy being present On this occasion.
 Lee Grbbe and wife have returned from 8 pleasant visit at the home of Mrs. Gribble's brother, Rufus Kirby. at Connor. They were accompanied home by a niece, Miss Jewel Clark. who re- mained for few days visit.
 Ocie White, on K. 1, returned Satur- day from Breeders Association held at Pierce City, Mo. Mr. White says it was well worth the price to attend one of these meetings to even jdst sec how much interest other people are taking in thoroughbred stock.
 w. L. Sneed and family of Osage were guests of Green Forest relatives and friends over Sunday.
 R. F. Keuner Of Osage took care of business interests in Green Forest Monday.
 Mrs. Alice Edgmon left Friday night for her horne at Raton, N. Mex, after a visit of three weeks with her numer- ous relatives and friends. She was accompanied by Miss Margie Hittsoa, who went on account of the illness of her brother. Charlie, who has typhoid. At last report he was better.
 The meeting of the Third District Sunday school convention will be held at the M. E. s. church the fourth Sunday in this month. It will be under the direction of w. E. Lamb who is presi- dent of this district. Every body invit- ed. It is non-sectarain and for the oc, ,n