The Green Forest tribune., 1917-07-06

Clay Howard was passenger on No. 2 Tuesday night, for Raton, New Mexico. where he has railroad employ ment
 will be in Green Forest every Mon- day morning from a. m. to 12 m. to do all kinds of veterinary work.
 J. O. Hinchman, V. s.
 Mrs. A. J. Tabor received message Wednesday announcing the serious ill., ness of her mother, Mrs. Brown, in Oklahoma.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and children were passengers south Tuesday. They will visit relatives at Kensett, and Little Rock before returning.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs, was visitor between trains in Green Forest Tuesday, coming for visit with her brother. Perry Cox and family, who are here from South America for visit at the home of A. J. Cox, father of Perry and Mrs. Butt.
 Groceryman w. J. Tate went to liar rison Wednesday to.spend the 4th his family having already gone down Sat urday, where they are making visit at the home of James Bata.
 The Boys and Girls Club Rally will be held at Berryville next Tuesday, be- ginning at 10 o'clock Every patriotic citizen of the county is urged to be present.
 The families of Lee Gribble, Chas. Cole and Section Foreman Taylor met in private picnic party Wendesday afternoon and served ice cream and cake on the lawn of the latter. A splendid time is reported.
 I have opened an auto shop on Springfield and Main streets. Drive in. I've more room than work. Trans. bands adjusted and spark plugs cleaned free of charge. Your business ap- preciated. W. D. Denton.
 Miss Wasse Smith has gone to Purdy, Ark. where she has been employed to teach the coming term of public school. Miss Wassie sought out short term of school in order to be able to go away to college the coming winter.
 Wallace Kendall went to Helena Mon- day where he is on relief duty as oper- ator in the outer yards of the M. x N. A. at that place. Wallace has the distinction of being one of the young est operators in the state, he being only Is years old.
 Old papers for sale at The Tribune office.
 Mrs. Frank Cole, on South Springfield street, and Mrs. Elmer Wise on North Arch street. have our thanks for extra ordinarily beautiful bouquets of sweet peas sent us Friday. Green Forest can well be called the City of Sweet Peas, for they are fast growing into popularity and no home seems complete without { bed, and no other flower fourishe! more, looks prettier or smells sweeter
 When you feel lazy, out of sorts an yawn Tn the day, time you can charge it to torpid liver which has allowed the system to get full of impurities HERBINE cures all disc rders produced by an inactive liver. It strengthen that organ, cleanses the bowels ant put the system in good healthy condi ton. Price Soc. Sold by Myers Drus Go.
 Green Forest was represented at tn, various celebrations at different points around and the private picnic partie! were promiscuous and many.
 The committee on ways and mean: for the coming reunion met Saturday and appointed the following commit tees: On printing, w. A. Butt, J. H Ramsey, A. J. Cox; grounds and privi leges, w. J. Wells, E. A. Douglas, C. D. Shaffer; music and decoration, J w. Lynn, John Ramsey, w. A. Butt B. F. Rudd, general manager.
 The many friends of Mrs. E. A Douglas were delighted to see her able to be at town Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs Etta Taylor and two of tht children returned Monday from Idaho where they went few months ago Owing to the poor health of the oldes daughter, she was left in Kansas City for treatment.
 1. w. Branham was an arrival her, Sunday, coming for the purpose of pack ing up the house hold effects of hi. daughter, Mrs. Rosa Lantz, and shipping them to his home at Buffalo, Mo. Ht returned Thursday night; the three daughters, Misses Vinetta, Josephine and Mabel returning with him the mother having been called on Fri. day of last week to Detroit, Mich. where her son is in the Mayo Bros hospital, where he underwent an opera tion for nervousness, caused by lcl l on the head several years ago.