The Green Forest tribune., 1917-02-09

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 Chas. Harbert tried out his new cal on a business run to Enon Monday.
 Ed. J. A. King and family, west oi town, have recently moved to Louisiana where they expect to make their home
 Chas. Harbert, the land man, is now owner of brand new Ford, having pur. chased same Friday of last week from Buell. Hardware Go.
 Are you interested in growing sweet potatoes for the market? Come out tc the meeting Saturday and hear the dis cusson.
 For sale-Good rail cook wood. See A. D. Martin, phone No. 9. long, short ring.
 FOR SALE
 One heifer calf, Il months old 1 cream seperator, corn planter, l rubber tired carriage, l cultivator, Sam O'Dare, one-half miles south of Green Forest.
 Will Howard now has charge of hand ling the Pierce Oil Co.'S. business at this place.
 Two hundred or more bushels of sweet potatoes can be grown on an acre. Lets grow them in large quantities so they can be shipped in car lots. They are making money on them at other places. Why not here? We have the soil that is well adapted for their growth.
 A. M. Webb and family were here during the week making farewell visit before departing for MT Webb's former home in Tennessee. The past several months Mir. Webb has been con- ducting produce business at Urba nett.
 Wesee in the Eureka Springs Times Echo that our former citizen. w. J. Meador, writes friends that his two oldest sons have joined the army.
 News comes from the Green Forest "colonv" located in Oklahoma near Ok mulgee, that the battle after the recent bank robbery at that place was pulled off in their neighborhood and insight of the house of John Hayhurst. Two of the robbers and the sheriff were killed.
 w. F. Finck of Little Rock, was here several days the past week look ing over his field of business being taken care of by Chas. Harbert.
 Mrs. NJ. V. Lightburn suffered an attack of pneumonia during the week.
 L. H. Smith and H. G Poyner had 'secret society" business at Berryville night.
 Mrs. Oscar Callen and baby have gone to Oklahoma where she will make a visit with her father before going on to her husband at Taft, Calf.
 John lanes, soldier boy just from the border, arrived Monday night. He is son of G. w. lanes, just south of town and was a member of the Fifth Nebraska. He is a fine looking young ster, and says camp life agreed with him, having gained something near fifty pounds during the six months he belonged.
 Bryan Jennings lanes left Tuesday night for Nebraska, where he goes on business.
 For sale-Good one horse buggy at bargin. See Harve Villnes.
 Bruce Phillips traded his town prop erty to Hosey Mccoy on R. 3, for his forty acre tract of land. A change of residence will be made in the near future.
 News comes from Harrison of the death of Mrs. Vesta Beddingfield. which occurred at the home of her nephew, Albert Wright, with whom she has lived since the death of her sister. Mrs. Polly Baker. in Green Forest, more than year ago. Mrs. Beddingfield was one of our oldest and most highly respected citizen, and it is said of her "a good woman has gone to her reward
 Roy Youngblood, on R. 8, was in town Wednesday, having come to meet his mother, Mrs. Nellie F. Abbott, who was an arrival from Kansas City on the noon train. This is Mrs. Abbott's first visit to Arkansas in twenty years She is sister of Will Miles at Denver and cousin of Mrs. J. w. Bair of this place.