The Green Forest tribune., 1917-07-20

Don't forget the Good Roads meet. ing July 21.
 Eat ice cream with the ladies in the park Saturday afternoon.
 Services being conducted at the M. E. $. church by Rev. c. II. Sherman are well attended and all are enjoying the splendid sermons.
 The sample room at the Star hotel was re-shingled and otherwise over hauled during the week.
 George Buell. IS indisposed this week and has been unable to be at his place of business. It is hoped he will soon be himself again.
 Ralph Kirkpatrick returned Saturday from stay of several months in the west.
 "The Moral Right" is a tale of an Italian fruit-seler and his lost love shown at the Majestic Saturday night.
 Walter Brown is in Chicago having an enjoyable visit with relatives and friends. He will be accompanied home by young lady friend who is coming to spend her vacation at the Brown home.
 Capt L. E. Harbert is having the time of his life this week selling all the eggs and pocketing the money while his wife is gone to the country to can blackberries.
 Every energetic boy and girl that wants good salary should write for the Springfield (Mo) Business College catalog. It tells about a way for you to prepare for business.
 It is authortively stated that it will be impossible for dealers to secure the new school books in time for the summer school. but they will be ready for the fall and winter schools.
 Miss Leah Stevens is visiting at the home of her uncle, Albert Stevens, at Harrison. Albert is the owner of a new Dodge and Leah is helping to break it in.
 Walter levitt, the gardener, has our thanks for mess of his Michigan early sweet corn. It is an unusually fine variety.
 A special invitation is extended our absent boys and girls to join in a home coming for the reunion.
 Col. c. I. Forsyth took q tumble from load of hay one day last week and the Colonel hasn't been to town since; however his injuries are improv- ing and it is thot he will soon be able to continue taking care of his hay crop.
 A. J. Tabor and Walter levitt inn proved appearances considerably on Phillips Avenue Wednesday by carving weeds in front of their properties
 E. s. Means, wife and three daugh- ters, returned Friday to their home at Independence, Kan, after spending their third annual vacation at the cosy mountain home of Chas. Claybourn. Mir. Means is superintendent of the Prairie Oil and Gas Co.,, at that place and while here rendered lucrative position to Mir. Claybourn' S son, Chas., who returned with them.
 Doing hard work in bent or stoop- ing position puts a stitch in the back that is painful If the muscles have become strained, you can't get rid of it without help. The great penetrating power of BILLIARDS SNOW LINZ MENT will appeal to you most strong ly at such times, because it is the very thing you need. Price 25c, Soc and s1.00 per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Co.
 Willie Jennings, in the Fair Grove district, is a member of the Boys Pig Club and was an attendant at the Clubs Convention held at Berryville last week. Willie is taking much interest in his pig and weighs it each day. For several days past he finds it is gaining at the rate of one pound per day. Its name is "Greer," and the Judge made picture of his namesake Friday.