The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-09

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 Remember the 19 inst is the ext date for the Get-to-Gether meeting.
 Mrs. Dora Clark is spending d few days with her parents, Mir. and Mrs. Lee Grioble.
 M A. Dooling of Yocum was a call CT Monday, He told Us his daughter, Miss Etta, who recently went to Kansas to assist her sister, who is running a hotel, had an attack of appen- di citis and as soon as she was able would return home.
 Some four or five cases of scarlet fever have been reptored in and around Green Forest during the past two weeks, and as a precaution the Green Forest public school was suspend ed this week, and during the week the school building has been thoroughly cleaned and dsinfected School will open Monday morning.
 Os Fry left Monday night for the Oklahoma oil fields where he expects to find employment till fail, and then return and go to school.
 Mrs. Jeff Harbert visited friends in Eureka Springs latter part of las t week.
 A. J. Cox. Sr., has been notified of the arrival of A. J. Cox, Jr., in the fam fly of his son, Perry, who lives ia South America. The youngster first saw the light of day in New York City on February Is, but is soon to take up his journey to the Southern Hemisphere.
 Twins, a boy and girl. were born to Mr and Mrs. Chas. Ward on Monday of this week, but the boy passed away and the remains were laid to rest in the Pickens ccmetry.
 Read this On and after the 23 inst. Mrs. John Ramsey will have good showing of spring millinery, styles good and prices right. It will pay you to trade with her. City patterns a speciality.
 J. K. Howard was here from his stock ranch and farm near Enon We'd nesday. He is well advanced with his farm work, having all his corn ground broken and oats sowed.
 Sid Villnes had some experience with can of coffee he was delivering to the home of Rev. w. II. Neal one afternoon last week. As a result of the experience he was breathless for time and has since been limping from few fractured ribs. Sid says that was an unusually strong brand of coffee.
 Guy Trimble has been engaged the past week taking several hundred acres of oil leases over in the east edge of Carroll county for New York syndic ate. - Harrison Headlight.
 A slight change io the time card on the M. & N. A. went into effect Sun day morning. No. 1 will arrive at 12:31. Mo- ?, at 6:55 and the motor going south, at 9:37.
 Albert Price, near Berryville was taking care of business here Thursday. Mr. Price and family will leave in a few days for California. Albert tried trip west once before.
 Jeff Harbert and Joe Fancher of this place and G. w. Wilson of Beaver have been appointed commissioners of ac- counts.
 D. L. Myers, Green Forests leading druggist, was in the city Tuesday, having come down to meet a travelling salesman for drug concern. Harrison Headlight
 Dr. E. E. Poynor and little Miss Ilena went to Eureka Springs Saturday for the purpose of having the latters tonsolS removed.
 Miss Edna GaddY of Denver spent several days the past week at the home of her sister, Mrs. J. R. Crawford
 Eugene Gross of Blackwell, Okla. who purchased one of the Pete Miller farms north of town, is here to improve his property. He has ordered the finest of fruit trees and improvements for his farm. We understand Mir. Gross is refined Belgium musician, has taught in his native country and played in the finest string bands in the world. We also understand he is a man of thrift and we hope he will see it to his interest to continuously make his home among us.
 J. J. Edgmon and F. R. Armstrong of Boxley were here Wedndsday, Mir Edgmon coming to accompany home his sister, Mrs. Eliza Villines, and Mir. l ArmStronp tO cast an eva around in the interest of the probable mineral out He told us big things were doing at Ponca City and in fact all over the woods in Newton county could be found big and little mines. They are bound to have rail road to relieve them of the enormous amount of zinc and lead already unearthed.
 For hoarsness, infamed lungs or ir- ritating coughs, BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP is a healing balm. It does it's work quickly and thoroughly. Price 25c. soc and LOO Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 c. H. Colvin and wife spent Sunday in Joplin, going up for the purpose of meeting their daughter, Mrs. Ruth Phillips, who was expected to arrive from Colorado, but they met dissap- pointment Mrs. Phillips arrived lat ter in the week.
 Deeds and mortgages for sale at The Tribune office.
 Frank Phillips, Sr., left Monday