The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-16
Local Mention.
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15c. plug of Spade tob to 10c at Thorn's
 G. A. Thorn is reported er, ill since Sunday.
 Mrs. Sarah Warren is wis Bins Berryville friends.
 Mike Coxsey spent first of the week in St. Louis.
 Mrs. Minnie Puckett has been over from the Springs during the past week.
 Mrs. V. A. Taylor spent Tues day night and portion of Wednes- day in Eureka Springs.
 A fine girl is reported as an arrival at the home of Charley Wisdom on Route 2 Oct. 10th.
 Can furnish you good grade of flour at S2 per hundred.
 Linen 6 Cox.
 H. Goudelock has been over from Eureka Springs during the past week looking after purchas- ing a few cars of wood.
 E. E. Stires, the Cedar Valley merchant, was in Green Pores, on business Monday. He reports his business flourishing.
 Mrs. James Andrews of Mo- nett, Mo-, was guest at the home of John A. Reed, out north east of town, Sunday and Mon day.
 Miss Nell Dormer left Thurs day for Hartley, Tex, where she will remain for some time at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Cox sey
 There comes time some times in a mans life when he is en abled to draw fine line of dis tinction between his friends and his enimies.
 LOST: Pair long black gloves in Green Forest or between town and Parker Saturday. Finder leave at c. B. Grim's store and Oblipe Jennie Jones,
 The Tribune is glad to note that George Sweeney, who has been ill of rheumatism for the past several weeks, is showing signs of improvement.
 H. L. Jones, one of the pro- gressive farmers residing on Route 2, was in town Monday and paid his compliments in g substantial way to the Tribune.
 Ut is announced that Eld. H. R. Tanner will begin a two weeks meeting at the Christian church in Green Forest on Saturday night before the fourth Sunday ir this month.
 SPRAYED: One dirty or dur brindle COW, 4 years old, shor, horns, motley face, white belly may have calf. Will pay re. ward. Notify w. A. Russell Green Forest.
 Monroe Lee has traded his farm, the Jageman place, tc J. R. Coffman for the latter's farm between Coin and Alpena An exchange of residences was made last week.
 Seth Green, formerly resi- dence of near Carrollton but now of Altona, Kan, was here this week figuring on putting in g blacksmith shop here. Speci' mems of his work show he is fine mechanic.
 In going away from Greer Forest we want to return ou1 hearty thanks for the liberal patronage given us in the laun : dry business and especially Messrs. Puckett 6 Phillips, tht agents, who gave up the bus iness to us. M. & K. Peters.
 Mrs. J. w. Snyder has increas- ed the interest in our sweet pota' to display by the addition of { pair that aggregate more thar 10 pounds. Mir. and Mrs. Shy der have long been noted for the excellence of the quality of swee potatoes they produce.
 On his return to Texas, we un- derstand, Mrs. James Wildine will accompany her husband they having adjusted the un' fortunate differences between them that have existed for some time. It is hoped that the change to the mild climate of southwest Texas will prove beneficial te Mrs. Wilding's health, which has been very poor for several years
 His many friends in Greer Forest were happy to meet Eld Sam Eaton during the assocl' ation held here last week. Eld Eaton occupies very warn place in the hearts of the Bap' fist neonle of Green Forest an(