The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-07
Patronize the Home Bakery.

fdtronlze the Home Bakery.
 Money to loan-See L. c. Gibson, ! Green Forest, Ark
 Home made candy at Megown & Sons.
 w. L. Sneed, wife and Master Will burn were here from Osage on business Monday.
 George Buell. made business trip by auto to Rogers first of the week. A. L. Kinney suffered slight stroke of paralysis in left limb the first of the week which is compelling him to take a partial rest from business for few days, but hopes to be about as usual soon.
 D. H. Kittrell. candidate for tax assessor, was mixing in town Saturday.
 Miss Laura Villines is spending the week at the w. l.. Sneed ranch on Osage
 Hats off to J. A. Buell.! He deserves another chromo for the splendid drag glng our streets received this week.
 Miss Ola Alfred spent Thanksgiving at home from her duties as teacher in the Berryvile public school.
 Mrs Ora Cottongin writes to change their Tribune address from Deering, Kan, to Kusa, Okla.
 We are sorry to report that Mrs. Chas. Pyron has been very ill for sev- eral days.
 Roy Trantham will do 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. Nj. Keithley and wife on R. 5, Isaac Emmett, wife and daughter, Miss Reba, on k. 1, A. B. Wilson and wife, R. ?, Roy Sisco and wife, Rule, took advantage of the fine day and spent the afternoon in town Saturday.
 Mrs. Bert Kellett and children arriv- ed from South Dakota first of the week. Mrs. Kellett is the daughter-n- law of Mrs. M. A. kellett who resides in the Mrs M. L. Orrell property. MT. Kellett will arrive in January and will become a citizen of Arkansas. We are pleased to welcome such seem- ingly nice people,
 Chas. and Tom Bishop are here from Osage taking care of the interest of the Bishop Livery barn during the ah- sence of w. E. Bishop &, Son.
 All who have seen Mary Miles Minter in any of her pictures will need no urg- ing to attend all that may come this way. But to those who have never seen her, let us say go, see, and be convinced that she is the most lovable little girl in all fimland. You will not see poor picture in which Mary Miles Minteris featured. See her, in Faith" Saturday night
 Music recital at school house Friday night No admission at door. Collec- tion will be taken at close of program to be donated to the fund for buying new seats for high school auditorium.
 Mrs. Alfrey, the landlady at the Star hotel, was considerably ailing last week.
 Roy Sawyer, who came from St. Joe Mo-, on account of the sickness and death of his brother, I. V. Sawyer, re- turned to St. Joe Tuesday night. He expressed regrets that his sister, Mrs w. F. Shades at Churchhill, Ida, was unable to be in attendance upon this occasion. Mrs. Sawyer will remain for a fews yet
 Mrs. Rufus Kirby, of Conner, and sister-in-law, Mrs. Lee Grjbble, were pleasant visitors in our quarters Fri day. Mrs. Kirby told us her daugh- ter, Miss Clyde Kirby, who has a position as teacher of English in the High School at Picher, Okla, spent Thanksgiving with her cousin. l.. D. Gribble and wife. at Kansas City.
 Will O'Neal writes to cha nge his address from R. 3 to Omaha, Ark, where he has purchased an S0-acre track of land and taken up an adjoining homestead entry.