The Green Forest tribune., 1908-06-12
See the new ordinances.

N Wells sells flour and mea a cheap for cash.
 a Machine toil and repairs of all S kinds at T. M. Buell's a Single-combed White Leghorn
 cockerels for sale. Irwin Whit
 taker.
 Loss Nunnally and Harry re- turned to thezinc diggings at St.
 Joe on Friday of last week, after
 8 short vacation during which the farmer attended a meeting of
 the board of directors of the Missouria Kansas Zinc 6 Lead Go. at Fredonia, Kan. Loss is superintendent and general s manager of the Grey Eagle mine at St. Joe, which is one of the I properties of this company. He is also heavy stockholder of the ] company. It is now nearly eight years since MT. Nunnally began "digging jack" in the vicinity of St Joe and has found Searcy county zinc mining profitable,
 especially that part that is in-
 cluded in the salary he draws
 as superintendent and mineral
 expert.
 Misses Bess and Edna Prather are here from Sullivan, Mo-, for a visit with their parents Mir. and Mrs. J. s. Prather.
 Mrs. Lucy Prather.J J en kins left Saturday to join her h usband in St. Louis.
 Len Reynolds was looking up doctor Tueday for treatment for an ugly wound in the hand inflicted by rusty nail.
 For all veterinary practice call on Wm. Eslin, 2 1-2 miles southeast of Green Forest, at Riley Orrell's place. Educated by Ontario Veterinary Corres- bonding school. 7-12
 Mrs. T. Vernon Peck of St. Louis is here for an indifnite visit at the homes of her sister Mrs. Mary Linzy and her brother Dave Watson.
 J. H. Norris has moved from his farm east of town to the Wash Benton property on s. Spring field street, which he bought some time ago. ... E. w. Faulkner of Alpena, H. P. Burney of Osage, Guy Lewis of Berryville and J. W. Ash of Carrollton are prominent among the teachers in attendance at the institute.
 Lee Smith was home first of the week on a sort of a sick vacation. Better get about cleaning up,
 according to the ordinance passed
 on the subject Tuesday night.
 There will be some fun over that hog ordinance yet if some- body don't look little out. It cannot be said that the
 present town administration is of
 the nothing variety.
  , John Thomas of Eureka Springs was here with prospect i've land buyer from Oklahoma , , Tuesday.
 The Epworth league gave a
 very successful ice cream social
 at the Park Tuesday evening. } George Butler was up from his ) Blue Eye stock ranch Wednes-
 day. He says the range is fine. Wheat harvest is on with good ? crop to be gathered.
 The wheat and oat crops are re- ported to be better than they have
 been for years.
 ] Most farmers of the country take hopeful view of the crop situation.
 George Buell. and wife are set ting up in tho housekeeping . buisness in the property just ! vacated by M. M. Butler.
 Ben Noblett, one of our farmers south of town, has encountered streak of bad luck along with the rainy weather that has been very unpleasant. A fine colt foaled last week died at three days old, a fine calf has been afflicted with some inaccounta ble ailment, fine brood SOW has been badly crippled, while Alley ran into the barbed wire and was severely cut. Ben is wonder ing what will turn up next.
 Dr. J. O.. Haskins, Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist, of Eureka Springs will be in Green Forest Tuesday and Wednesday, June 15 and 16, for the purpose of ex- amining and treating all diseas- ed stock. Let him examine your
 horses teeth. Consultation free