The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-02
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Grandpa Wells was able to go sassa- fras root digging Tuesday,
 Aunt Susan Hulsey, who has been laid up for several days with foot supposed to be bitten by spider, is now able to walk some.
 Miss Monta Meador of Urbanette was a first of the week visitor in town.
 Mrs. Ed Hyson, on R. 4, and Mrs. Addie Hollinsworth, near Grand View, were over Sunday visitors with reia- tives in Green Forest.
 News come from J. R. Perkins, who is soiourning at Heber Springs, that | his improvements are slow, which his friends regret to learn
 The Palace is the place. Step in and try one.
 The electric light man was engaged several days during the week wiring w. T. Carter's new home just west of town. which is nearing completion. W. T. aims to spend his declining days living easy.
 Mrs. C. c. O'Neal tells US she holds the record for having sold more eggs during the winter than any other lady selling eggs in Green Forest.
 H. G. Poynor took care of insurance business at Alpena Monday.
 | k w. P. Coxsey and Mrs. Myra A. Smith combined in the putting in of a light on their street crossing, which adds much to the convenience of travel CTS going that way at night. Chas. Pyron arrived home last of the week from Hunter, Montgomery 1 county, where he had been doing the brick work on new bank building J. R. Crawford made business trip to Oklahoma first of the week. A. Fitchue will hold public sale at his farm near Denver February 10. s. N. Edgmon writes from Raton, N. M., that the Edgmon family is we'll pleased in their new home and New burn sends his love to all our young ladies, and invites his Green Forest friends to come to see them.
 If you need grass seed come in and get our prices. We handle the best Buell. Hardware Co.
 Now is the time and the Palace the nj op1 ocI, about
 John Jackson of Rule was business visitor in town Friday
 James Baughman was here from Blue Eye, Tuesday, coming to buy corn to finish wintering stock. Jimmie is q wheat grower far above the average farmer but his demand for corn was greater than his supply.
 Dr. Homer Leathers has moved from the Jud Orrell property on South Arch street to the Chas. Wells cottage on East Main street. The move was made to give possession of the Orrell place to V. B. Dunkum, the new man here from Pine Bluff, who has rent ed the place for chicken ranch.
 Mrs. Monroe Burkett has been at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. J. w. Bishop, at Osage, for several days.
 J w. Paul of Alpena was in Green Forest Tuesday. While here he pro- cured the service of w. r. Coxsey to buy spoke timber at this place for him.
 A wedding recently occurred at AL pena in which Green Forest friends are interested. The contracting parties were Homer Reynolds and Mrs. Lillie McMorris. Mir. Reynolds is brother of our townsman, Len Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds is daughter of our real estate man, D. Nj. Stroud, and the proprietor of a millinery store at AL pena. The Tribune joins in wishing this couple success and happiness.
 Mrs. Ben H. Jones called Friday to | order the Tribune to her new address, Blue Eye, Mo-, where she goes to join her husband who has opened a six months term of subscription school. This is Ben's second term of school in- side the past twelve months, he having taught the Parker public school. h. dications are good for fine term of school at Blue Eye, the people and pupils both appreciating the oppor- tunity of having a school of suffi- ciently high nature that it is unneces- sary for pupils to leave home for school accomodations.
 When the bowels become irregular you are uncomfortable and the longer this condition exists the worse you feel. You can get rid of this misery quickly by using HERBINE. Take dose on going to bed and see how fine you feel next day. Price 50. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 M. J. Trueblood mixed business with pleasure and came down from Studley, Kan, and was guest several days during the week at the home of his friend and former neighbor, Ira Watt. Altho MT, Trueblood has been gone from our community only few years he emu merated several decided improvements that have been made since his going away, among which was our improve ment of the park in the square, the First National Bank building block, as | x;D 1fL