The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-04


 The shortage of labor behooves every farmer to get as much winter blowing done as possible.
 Mr. and Mrs. BoNermaster of Bur lington, Wyoming were here last week meeting old friends who formerly liv- ed in their country, the Shaffers and Jake Middaugh. They are well pleas cd with our country and are to return and cast their lot with us. Welcome.
 The condition of George c alloway and wife. whom we reported last week as a;ling. are reported improving, howev- er, Mir. Galloway grew worse during the week.
 A called meeting of the o. E. s. is called to meet Friday night, Jan. 1. All officers earnestly requested to be present, Julia Reeves. w. M. adv
 Miss Ada Alfred, who is teaching school at Logan, N. Mex, writes her folks that she took advantage of her two weeks holiday vacation and visited our former citizens, Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Pryor, at French, N. Mex
 Watson feathers writes his folks from Camp Dewey, Great Lakes, that he is in love wish his training for the Navy. He says he often sees Joe Rea- gan and the other boys who went from here but that they are not in his com pany.
 goose dinner and all the trimmings that go with it was served at the home of Frank Bernd on last Sunday The guests were John Seiburger and. family, B. J. Margeson and family and J. H. McNeely and wife. This was a holiday reunion of former friends and acquaintances in Texas and it is needless to say it was an enjoyable affair. The McNeelys arrived the day before, but their coming was sur- prise to their friends
 Stolen-From my residence two bul'- falo horns, not mates thus breaking two pairs. value them not for their intrinsic worth alone but for their pleasant associations. l having talk en them from the buffaloes while hunting on the western plains. have no desire to prosecute the con- temp.ible thief for stealing them-I only want them back A liberal re- ward will be paid. c. l. Forsyth. adv
 J. II. McNeely and wife of Western Texas, while here visiting their cid friends, the Seiburgers and BerndS, liked the looks of things so well that they bought the C. II. Orebaugh farm northwest of the city The deal was made through Pinkerter & Orebaugh.
 Miss Ruth Leathers is "baching" and going to school now that Che weather is not so good for riding in from the farm. She has room at the home of Mrs. Eliza Villines
 Money to loan-See L. C. Gibson, Green Forest, Ark. adv
 Mrs. J. R. Crawford was called to Denver several days during the week on account of the. continued illness of her father, Solan Gaddv.
 For watch and clock repairing see Elmer Wise. All work guaranteed ] am here to stay. Southwest corner of square adv
 Capt and Mrs. L. E. Harbert cele- brated their 57 wedding anniversary New Years day. The Captain said Mrs. Harbert said she doesn't intend to live with .'airy mother" man that long.
 R. F. D. men had the day off Tues day on account of New Years being 1 legal holiday.
 George Buell. and wife started 1 the New Year in a most hospitable manner by inviting the following guests to a sumptuous dinner: Mr and Mrs. D. L. Myers, Mir. and Mrs. 1 W. G. Coxsey, Dr. and Mrs. Morrow and daughter, Dorothy. The pleasure of partaliing of such an excellent meal, served in Mrs. 3uell's most graci IS manner, caused the guests to feel that a more favorable setting for the opening chapter of the New Year could not have been found.
 Mrs. E. F. Mcdonald of Woodward, Okla, called Monday and placed her name on our subscription list, also that of her brother, Newton Hart, Soldier, Kan. They were on their way to their respective homes after having been called here on account of the death of thei.,- mother, Mrs. H. c Hart, at Yocum.
 Twin calves were among the recent pieces of property coming Delbert McNiePs way orI R. last week.
 For sale-My iesidence and acres of well improved land 'n the north part of town. Qood garden spot, out buildings and aumber of bearing ap-
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