The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11

We're up from Harrison Friday
 Rarb-, Fl PscAett is now charging h cents for shave due to the arriy- d of snother son in his home last iidaV
 The weather clerk sent out bad package of weather Saturday night. ] he temperature dropped from 20 to 30 degrees in that many hours.
 A. J. Miller, wife and little daughter from Clearmont, Mo, are visiting Mr. Miller's sister, Mrs. Clara A. Saw yer and family They will visit rela- tives in Casso county, Mo, and in Kan sas City on their return home.
 While Captain and Mrs L. E. Har- bert were celebrating their 57th we'd ding anniversary New Years day they were called upon to welcome their 57th giandchild, the daughter of Ed Harbert Jr. and wife on R. 2.
 County Clerk Gregson has the pro- Der blanks to fill out for automobile license for 1918 and any one without license may obtain them from him. It is heavy penalty to run a car with out proper authority.
 For notary work see J. c. Pinkerton.
 adv Over three-fourth of the residents in the eastern part of the county have | signed the Jefferson Highway peti- tion. This sounds good, but why not make it four -fourths and do ample credit to ourselves?
 Married-At Berryville on last Sat urday, Doyal Collier and Miss Arvilla DeBurger. These are among the best young people in the community and we trust their union will ever be crown ed with bliss. Doyal is the son of John Collier on R. 5 and Mrs. Collier is the daughter of Eld. J. H. DeBur- ger.
 Solan Gaddy, whom we reported last week as ill at his home at Denver, passed away Sunday. He was one of the county's land marks and highly respected citizen. He was the father of Mrs. J. R. Crawford of this place and Mrs. ArvilIa Hardesty of Coin.
 A number of neighbors and friends participated in a party given at the home of Mrs. Palle Emmett on R. 4, one night last week. Refreshments were served and a general good time is reported.
 For Sale
 One acre of land nicely:located with 1 good house, smokehouSe, barn, good l well of water, nice shade trees, every thing in good shape Recently sold | for $1250 but can be bought now for S850 J. A. Pryor, Agent adv If any one has any claim against the 1 estate of the late J. H. Norris, please report same to me at once. adv J. F. Norris, Admin.
 The Federal soldiers of the Civil | War are hereby requested to meet in | the court room of W. A. Butt on the 12th of J an., at one clock adv
 Attention!
 Dog tax is now due If tax is not paid by Jan. 20, 1918, your dog will be killed
 Ray Anderson J. B. Reeves
 Recorder. Mayor.
 B. o. George of Berryvile and r. O. Butt of Eureka Springs had busi ness in Green Forest Tuesday. F. o. was enroute home from Washington, D. c.
 For sale-My residence and acres of. well improved land in the north part of town. Good garden spot, out buildings and number of bearing ap- pie and peach trees. Will take as part pay wagon and team and l or 2 good mich cows. See me at once. Ben Stacy, Green Forest, Ark adv To the Voters and Taxpayers of Hickory
 Township 1 have finished my first year of road work. 1 have tried to distribute your money fair and equal to all. Circum- stances have been such that it has been impossible for ne to reach all as l would have liked to. Iwant to thank the road hands for their courteses, also those who donated so literally. If any one knows of any who haven't worked or made settlement, please report to me or your county judge. | It might be valuable in this years work. Thanking you for your favors, 1 am, Yours truly. adv T. A. Norris Mrs Zillie Ramsey Dead
 Mrs. Zillie Ramsey, wife of the late Yell Ramsey. died at her home near Green Forest Jan. 5, 1918. Had she lived till the 18th of Jan, she would have been 63 years old.
 Sbe embraced religion in her girl hood days and lived faithful Christian ever since To know her was to love her. Her husband was called to Jesus four years ago. Sin4 that time she seemed anxious for txe time to come for her to follow on, &ften saying she was ready and just VI hitting her time to go. Her going awaE was so peace ful, even without a stfuggle, she fell asleep to awake on the bther shore.
 She leaves five children, four daughters and one sonl to hourn the loss of loving mothel, AN the chil- dren were present eXcept one daughter, Mrs. Mayme Lewis.
 Children, it is sad io lay mother away. Sad indeed to see Ter Here no more. Look up to Jesus. He. Nalone, can heal the W ounded, trGsen be@rted. Mother has gone to h. iome irl'neaven, But the influence of tristan mother will still live in the lives of her chil- dren and may it be as beacon light