The Green Forest tribune., 1908-09-18
Local Mention.
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E. $. Foreman is still very sick.
 T. M. Buell. has the best of .opd country lard.
 Must received a nice line of lotions at Rogers & Cox's.
 Meals 15 cents at all hours at fhe Star Grocery and Restauran
 FOR SALE OR TRADE: Two k poney mares. See Charlie Kirk Il lam.
 @The brick walls cf the new hodes Bros.' store building is w being pushed. vs f you are looking for quality Id prices on flour and feed. We ave both. Linen 6 Cox. J. M. Keithley and family and Lee Parker and wife left Tues- day for Forsyth, Mo-, for a visit with relatives.
 ,s Mrs. Lottie Cox returned home . om St. Louis Sunday, where she went to do her fall and winter millinery buying.
 The condition of Mrs. w. c. Russell, who has been critically ill for the past two weeks, is re- Eported no better.
 Money to loan on improved real estate. Call on or address Wm Jenkins & Co.,, Eureka Springs, Ark.
 Fruits and confections and good things to eat at the Star Grocery and Restaurant. Oppo- site Pleasant Hotel.
 LOST: Brown, shaggy looking shepherd dog pup in Green Forest last week. Finder report to Ben Ferguson, Route 3.
 Monroe and Walter Tipton left Tuesday on an excursion through the Southwest in search of a place they are not likely to find.
 Rev. w. H. Hatfield returned Monday from Western Grove, Ark, where he had been engag- ed in a successful revival.
 o. W. Kennedy left Tuesday for the Panhandle for another and more critical inspection of that fair land of Eden-in good weather.
 ' J. D. Osborne has returned to # his home on Route ? after some time spent at Pryor Creek, Okla., where he contracted a heavy \ charge of chills.
 Now, please make a note of this. Charley Wells is again sucked with a neat, clean stock of groceries, which he bought to sell. He will give you big price for your trade, Phone No. 29.
 John Stanphill of South Carrollton precinct was in town Friday of last week en route home from Stone county, Mo-, where he and his brother Riley had been conducting a singing school. They had good success, the pupils all being we'll pleased with the work.
 "Closed to invoice" was print ed on placard and hung out in front of c. B. Grim's store first of the week. MT. Grim has sold his brother, Oscar, a half interest in the business and the firm will do business hereafter under the name of Grim Brothers or Grim & Grim.
 w. E. Lamb, who succeeded George Thorn as saddlery man, has proven himself to be nothing less than an expert. The saddles he is turning out are as good in every respect as the best. Hand made leather goods are always much better than the factory product.
 Jasper Anderson, two miles west of town, will sell at public sale Sept. 26, ' 2-year old mare mules, ? 1-year old mare mules, 1-year old Alley, mare and colt and two milk COWS. He has de- cided to go to Hot Springs again for the benefit of his rheumatism.
 Ed Erwin, son of Joe Erwin, and Miss Ola Phillips, daughter of Mrs. Riley Mattox, were mar- ried at the home of Eid. Martin Sunday afternoon. These are two of Long Creek townships most estimable young people and they have the hearty benediction of a large circle of good friends.
 Horace Kirby of Connor left Tuesday for Chouteau, Okla., where he will engage in teaching this fall and winter. Horace is one among our foremost young teachers and we predict he will make a good success as peda- gogue in the new state.