The Green Forest tribune., 1918-03-08

For painting and paper hanging sec Joe Reeves. ad,
 No new cases of smallpox have beer reported.
 Relatives have learned of new boy at the home of Varnal Jorclon ;t Douglas. Ariz.
 Ernest Conard and family have nov. ed to the Hale property on East Main street.
 Johnson Bros duet alone is worth the admission to the Majestic Saturd ay night. and II cts. adv
 c. l.. Scott and wife of Osage were weekend visitors in Green Forest.
 Mrs. Ellis Parker and daughter, Miss Marie, on R. 8, were pleasant business visitors Saturday.
 Prof. Leroy McGinnis and Lester Glover visited relatives over Sunday at their home at Rogers.
 Miss Laura Villines came home from business college at Springfield for a short visit last of the week.
 have two heavy teams and am pre- pared to do all kinds of heavy draying and all kinds of work. Phone 15O or see Dee Rowland. adv.
 Len Reynolds. the groceryman, was here from Osage first of the week. William Smith was shaking hands with voters and other folks in town Monday. Mir. Smith is candidate for Circuit Clerk and claims his pros- poets are good.
 Charlie Grim and family of Osage spent the weekend with relatives here. Charlie says Osage people are alive to the duties brought about by the war and everyone is trying to own Liberty Bond of some denomination.
 For sale-5OO bales of hay. J. c. Stafford. adv Have you any cane seed for sale? Do you need any field or garden seed? We can save you $5. % to $1O.O on a turning blow. Now is the time to buy while we have them in stock. -Buell Hardware Company. adv.
 Paul Bruton is advertising public sale at his farm 1-2 miles south of Green Forest on March IA, sale to be- gin at 10 o'clock. He has horses, cows, chickens, household goods and farming implements and many other things.
 Strayed-A Poland China SOW, weight about 300 lbs, with white spot on side and with white face. Will pay re- ward to finder. c. L. Brothers, 2 1-2 miles from Green Forest. adv
 Remember the Variety Store
 We now have on display good line of dishes. granite and aluminium ware, also Misses and Ladies' trimmed hats.
 l wish to state that I cannot ex- change eggs for setting purposes as I have previously done I now have pure bred Leghorns and will sell at reasonable price. sold $19. 70 worth of eggs in February, 1918. Mrs. A. o. Hudspeth, R. 2.
 The two firms of Cox & Standlee and F. H. Wells have consolidated and the new firm will be known as the Green Forest Grocery, and will be located in the building formerly occupied by Cox & Standlee, where we are now better prepared to serve our customers than ever before. We mean to carry full line of every thing. So, anything you want, "we've got it. :" Thanking you for all the past favors and assuring you we will appreciate your future patronage. We are, Respt, adv Frank and Lundv.
 Edward Gregson is a candidate for reelection to the office of County Clerk and in the proper place in our announcement column will be found his announcement. Mir. Gregson needs no introduction. All his friends want to know is that he is sure enough a candidate.
 MT. and Mrs. J. w. Iams on R. 5, have three sons in the service of Uncle Sam. They received letter Saturday announcing the safe arrival of John Somewhere in France John is sail or on one of the big Transports which blow the mighty deep conveying the Sammies to their various places of duty and Tom is in training at San Antonio, Tex, for baker, while Sergeant Bryan is somewhere with a Motor Mechanic Signal Corps.
 D. s. Garber and Walter Marshall are at Carthage, Mo-, attending big hog show. Mir. Garber expects to bring home some new blood to add to his bunch.
 | News was received here Monday of the death of Mrs. M. E. McMorris at Nowata, Okla. Mrs. McMorris went to Pryor Creek last fall to spend the