The Green Forest tribune., 1917-07-13

down beside his shop Tuesday,
 c. c. O'Neal, Harve Villines, Joh Buell., H. G. Poynor, Monroe Burket and Massey Seitz hied away to work tn road between Green Forest and Osag early Friday morning each armed wit a fishing tackle.
 I will be in Green Forest every Mon day morning from a. m. to 12 m. t do all kinds of veterinary work.
 J. o. Hinchman, V. s.
 Willie Nunnally is one of the bigges little men in town. He pays his bill out of his own earnings by writing check for same He is ten years ol and is the authorized agent of the Sat urday Evening Post, Ladies Hom Journal, St Louis Dispatch and Sunday St. Louis Republic.
 c. L. Scott of Osage was taking care of lumber intersts in Green Forest Fri day. He told us his daughter Mrs Jewel Reynolds, was an empoye now of the newspaper at Frankfort, s. Dak Verify, we do furnish both boys and girls for the busy world.
 Several were disappointed the 6th inst when they came to town to meet the Assessor, who is due here August 6, instead of July 6, as published in the Assessors notice.
 Wayne Puckett returned Tuesday from Berryville, where he spent few days visiting relativess
 "The Quitter" is story of how an eastern girl quits the West, and how she comes back West and makes good Shown in 2-reels at the Majestic Sat urday night.
 For rent-A 4-room dwelling on First street, near the Christian church. Phone 67.
 When you feel lazy, out of sorts and yawn ln the day, time you can charge it to torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of impurities. HERBINE cures all disorders produced by an inactive liver. It strengthens that organ, cleanses the bowels and put the system in good healthy condi- tion. Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 John Crow and little nephew, Alvin Crow, of Alpena were callers at The Tribune office Tuesday. Little Alvin is son of Thomas Crow who has spent the past few years teaching school in Oklahoma but is back home for much needed rest. The Crows are formerly residents of the Osage country, and were sons of the late Robert Crow.
 Good second hand Acme mower for sale or trade. w. J. Callen, Raum, Ark.
 E. R. Landen and wife of Memphis, Tenn, are here for visit at the home of Mrs. Landen's parents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Thayer, on R. 5. These are splendidIy appearing young people and we hope their visit will prove very pleasant to them.
 Mrs. w. A. Butt treated us to flowers and plums Saturday. It is hard to say which looked the prettiest or tasted the sweetest The flowers were nastur- tiums and sweet peas, and the plums "Yellow Japanese. '
 If you feel "blue, ]" "No account, , lazy, you need a good cleaning out HERBINE is the right thing for that purpose. It stimulates the liver, tones up the stomach and puriies the bowels Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Co.
 Mrs. Ellis Parker and little daughter, on R. 8, were pleasant business visitors Friday
 Clarence Ferguson of Green Forest and Mrs. Lizzie Hensley of Lick Branch, Boone county, were the contracting parties to a recent wedding. They vii reside on Lick Branch, where the bride owns little farm.
 A report comes from Harrison that an aeroplane was sighted on Wednesday night of last week about midnight The buzz of the engine caused tht alarm. It was travelling westward.
 Good second hand organ for sale See Mrs. T. C.. Nunnally or J. F Walker.
 The annual event of Fourth July fish fry took place at the home O Geo. Galloway last Wednesday. Thre, fish fed twenty five guests and ther, were some fragments. The high cos of meat never did reach the Galloway home for they belong to the circle wht have their own private fish pond.
 Mrs. A. G. Alfred grew the fine GU cumbers we had for dinner Wednesday
 Hosea Mccoy, bachelor on Soutf Springfield street, has our thanks for a half dozen sugar beets, which can be highly recommended as palatable dish when served hot with lots of but ter, salt and pepper.
 Mrs. Ila Rhodes, who has been visit ing relatives near Yocum, was in toWr Monday for the purpose of departing on No. 2 for her home at Losammanas Colo. In order to keep abreast oi what was going on at her old home she ordered The Tribune to keep her post. ed Mrs. Rhodes is a granddaughter ot Hon. w. k. Phillips.