The Green Forest tribune., 1908-09-04
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Get ready for school.
 Chili 10 cents a can at Thorn s.
 c. D. Wall was in Seligman on business Wednesday.
 Just ring 50 for anything you want to eat. Thorn's Grocery.
 Sept. 8, 9 and 10, are the next Green Forest dates for Dr. Spur lin, the dentist.
 Mrs. Lottie Cox left for St. Louis Thursday to buy her fall and winter stock of millinery.
 A fine large boy becam an inmate of the home of Mr. and Mrs. s B. Busch on Friday night of last week.
 Misses Flossie Dormer, Myrtle Teter and Mart ha Patty were guests of Berryvi He friends over Sunday.
 T. E. Wilson wants immediate settlement of all accounts due him. Kindly attend to, this at once as it is business propo- sition.
 Carrier Andy Cox on Route 1 is laid off this week on account of sickness. He was threatened with an attack of fever.
 Mrs. Florence Nall has return ed to her home at Waxahatchie, Tex, after a short visit at the home of her sister, Sadie Murchi- son.
 Mrs. Mary Murchison, who came in short time from Okla homa, left Wednesday for Cuba, Mo-, to visit g sister whom she had not seen for 33 years.
 Monroe Murchison and Albert Hoyal were here from Tahlequah, Okla., during the past week to accompany home Mrs. Hoyal who had been visiting her sister, Sadie Murchison.
 Presiding Elder Elkins of the M. E. church will be here to hold quarterly conference on Satur- day before the second Sunday. Rev. Lewis the pastor will also be present to fill his regular Sunday appointment.
 Mrs. Dormer asks The Tribune to say that all the monuments for which she has put in orders for old soldiers graves have been allowed by the war department and that same will have attention in the due course of business which she is informed will likely be several months yet.
 H.J. Sherrill has presented The Tribune with a pair of Twenty Ounce Pippens that were pretty nearly true to name. One weigh ed just even a pound and the other IS ounces. MT. Sherrill had a few of this variety for market. He says they were grown on Happy Farm," one and quarter miles north east of Parker school house. He calls his place "Happy" bee ause he has plenty of wood and water and can raise anything he has ever yet planted.
 Campbell Moore, a brother of Mrs. Carrie Nation, the cele- brated joint smasher, has re- gently located on a farm near Alpena on what is known as the John Inman old place. It is stat- ed that Mrs. Nation furnished the money to make the pure hase and expects to spend her idle time resting up there. Mrs. Nation we'll find herself rather inconveniently located for her work here as there are not enough joints in this country to keep her in practice.
 W. E. Gregory, Green Forests first station agent, writes his sisters here that he is now out on vacation, having been relieved of duty as agent at Pioche, Nev., on account of failing health, and that he is now taking his ease in the city of Los Angeles, Calif., seeing the sights and expects the change to make him grow fat. Among the points of interest he has so far visited was Venice to look out upon the "great briney." The Cawston Ostrich farm, where they grow the monster fowls from baby chicks up, took his time. 1 He saw some of the animals that weighed as high as 225 pounds. He also took balloon trip, but the journey was made via an electric car. By the aid of a guide he is able to learn a great deal. The badge Ed wore in the balloon trip he sent his sister, Maggie, for a souvenir. The fellow that gets more out of life than Ed Gregory will just have to live longer.