The Green Forest tribune., 1918-02-01

Swat diseases.
 More vaccination is in order.
 Join the Cut-a-Cord movement.
 Why not every farmer own an ice house?
 Chiropractic removes the cause of Disease. adv
 Master Edward Tabor, son of Mir. and Mr.. A. J. Tabor, has been vic tim of the breaking out" prevalent in town the past week or two
 On his route Monday one of Earl Patton's horses slipped and fell on the ice, cutting an ugly gash on it's side Earl returned home leaving the remainder of the patrons of R. unaccomodated.
 For watch and clock repairing see Elmer Wise All work guaranteed. am here to stay. Southwest corner of square. adv
 The weather had a severe relapse Saturday night and all week we have hourly wished for change for the better.
 Coming events cast their shadows and we can see eight or ten Ford re- cruits who vii! immediately go into framing and be ready for the spring drive. These shadows owners resem- be minister, miller, a horticut- urist, two produce dealers, merchant a carpenter contractor and a -
 J. M. Dunlap on R. 3, was taking care of business in town Saturday. MT. Dunlap is one of our busy farmers and fruit growers who comes to town in hurry, hurries while he is here and hurries back home
 Atty. Ira M. Gurley was up from Alpena Saturday. His school at that place came to close last week and as soon as the weather will permit the Gurleys will be at home to their friends in Green Forest which is welcome news.
 D. s. Garber and Jess Buell. return ed Saturday noon from Eureka Springs where they had been the two days previous attending the Second Annual meeting of the E. s. Poultry and Pet Stock Association. Both gentlemen were rewarded for their attendance by a handsome share of the prizes won They report the meeting composed of bunch of live wires when it came to either poultry, agriculture or horti- culture
 Joe McNemar dropped in from Kan sas Sunday for visit with his moth- CT and other relatives. Joe tells us he is now a married man, having mar ried a Kansas "Jay Hawker" last Oct. He must have had an eye to busi ness for he tells us his wife was the only child of rancher who owns a one thousand acre ranch and the own CT is now aged and incapable of going ahead with the extensive cattle busi- ness engaged in and Joe has been nam ed first man. He had brought car of cattle to the Kansas City market and took occasion to make a run down home.
 Dan Tucker came to town swing ing the ladies all around. P. s. We heard later it was J. w. Ryan, who dropped in off the motor Monday night from Gravett
 Ewing Powell, the invincible l. H. c. man of Little Rock, was up during the week seeing after his plantation. While here he rented it to Robert Graham. Mir. Powell had just returned from meeting of the L H. c. men in Chicago, and upon being asked about the business of this great concern he said instead of thousands and hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of busne ss,s done the past year it was millions and hundreds of miIlosns its duration, he said their representa- tive who had just returned from lover there' reported at the meeting that it couldn't last longer than this year. MT. Powell is patriotic thru and thru and told us he refused to eat at any table on wheatless and meatless days where they were not observed.