The Green Forest tribune., 1917-05-18

spraned ankle since the ball game Tuesday.
 Don't fail to read the letter address. ed to o. r. Hale elsewhere in this issue of The Tribune.
 Dr. Elsie Schmitz was reported con- siderably ailing several days during the week. We are glad, however, to report her condition very much improved.
 Mesdames Dona Cox and Bee Seitz, on R. l, were pleasant business visitors at The Tribune office Wednesday.
 See the man just escape from being blown up by dynamite, see his horse shot from under him when going for men to fight Mexicans Saturday night Majestic Theatre.
 R. c. Perril of Tar Kiln was a visi- tor first of the week at the home of his father, Prof. Perrill Mir. Perrill is advertising for an astrayed bay mare and would appreciate any information you might be able to give him.
 Mrs. w. A. Butt was called to Harri- son Tuesday in responce to message announcing the serious illness of her sister, Mrs. Wm Clifford.
 Miss Coda Callen. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Jarome Callen of Blue Eye, was Tribune visitor Wednesday. She had accompanied her father, who had brought to market fine load of hay.
 Cashier c c. O'Neal, Grocerymap Harve Villines, Merchant John Buell. and Monroe Burkett hied away to the hills of Long Creek Wednesday but the catch they made may never be known.
 Andy Cox, Route man No. 1, took a vacation from his duties first of the week in order to do little grunting. He landed the job and is back at work.
 More complaint has been made about the destruction of song birds and their nests. It is commendabIe to destroy the sparrows and unlawful to harm the other birds. Parents would do well to see about this
 A large map SKI feet, has been placed in the Green Forest post office for the benefit of the public. which fills aI long felt need
 The ladies of the Home Mission Aid of the M. E. s. church spent the day Thursday in society way at the hos pitable country home of Mrs. Will Collier on K. 2. Mir. Collier came to town Thursday morning with rigs and conveyed those of the ladies who did not have way to go, to their meeting place. It is needless to say pleasant and profitable day was spent.
 Relatives here have learned of an accident which occurred at the Union depot in Joplin the 7th inst in which Albert Knight received injuries which caused his foot to have to be amputat- ed eight inches below the knee. He was an employ of the Kansas City Southern Railway Go. Albert is a former Green Forest boy and has many relatives and friends who are greived at his misfortune. His home is at Harrison
 John Seburger attended the sale of thoroughbred Holstien cattle at Fay etteville last Friday and purchased eight head, and shipped them to his ranch just north of town. Mir. Sci burger is wide-awake farmer and de- serves the prosperity he is enjoying.
 Mrs D. L. Myers and brother, w. c. Officer were called to Lowell, Arizona, Tuesday on account of the serious illness of their mother, who, the message stated. had blood poison.
 A mine in Mexico plus young en- gineer plus beautiful girl plus a scheming william equals the two reel Bison drama that thrills Saturday night Majestic Theatre.
 A. J. McGhie left Thursday for De- Witt, Ark, where he expects to reside Madam Rumor and Cupid have it-well, we'll tell it later.
 When the baby takes too much food the stomach turns; the results indiges- ion. sourness and vomiting. Frequents ly the bowels are involved and there i. collie pains and diarrhoea. MCGEE BABY ELIXIR is a grand corrective remedy for the stomach and bowel dis. orders of babies. Itis pure, wholesome and pleasant to take. Price 25c and soc per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 Montie Morris of limbo was a guest of Green Forest and Urbanette schoo mates and friends during portion of the week. Montie was a graduate of the High School at this place last year and has many friends who were glad to have him among us again. : $1OO,OOO to loan on well , improved farms at 8 per cent. See Chas. Harbert. Ralph 1. Reed just recently received letter from the state secretary of the Y. M. C. A. association of Kansas. stating that the Army denartment haG