The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-31

Colvin.
 c. B. Grim was in Eureka Springs on business Tuesday.
 Miss Julia Bliss, who has been critically ill for severa, weeks is reported no better. She is very low.
 Hold your teeth until Aug. Il, 12 and IS, when Dr. Spurlin will be here.
 Mrs. James Masters left Thurs day for a visit with relatives at Chester, Mo.
 Mike Coxey. w. L. Sneed and Joe Villines drove over to the county seat Tuesday.
 Miss Irene Redding is home again after a months visit with friends at Fayetteville.
 Mrs. Frank Wells and little daughter are here from Ft. Smith for a short visit with relatives.
 Earnest Braswell and wife were over from Eureka Springs first of the week to visit his par. ents here.
 Prof. Burney drove down from Osage Wednesday to purchase supplies to take care of his guests during the reunion.
 Merchant Sam Beck and wife were up from Denver on business Wednesday.
 Jasper Littrell, Oak Groves hustling store keeper, and little daughter were in the city on business Wednesday.
 Lively preparations have been made for the ex-Confederate re. union now in progress at Osage.
 Mrs. John Ramsey and Miss Fred are home again after a visit with relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma.
 The local band boys are dis coursing patriotic airs and other enlivening music for the ex-Con- feds. at Osage.
 T. P. Wilson and wife drove over to Omaha Friday of last week, where Mrs. Wilson will make visit with her daughter.
 Miss Ida Warren bade good bye to her relatives and many good friends in Green Forest Tuesday and departed for her new home at Oklahoma City.
 Sixty-acre farm 1 1-2 miles southeast of Green Forest, we'll improved, good orchard, best of water, for sale with or without present crop. Apply to H. o. Dahl, or at this office.
 A new double-seam capper has been received at the cannery this week to be used as a sort of relay for the ono now in use in case of an accident. TEe installing of this machine gives the plant a possible capacity of 10000 cans daily.
 Word has been received from Little Rock of the arrival on Fri day of last week of an extraordi- nary fine boy at the home of MT. and Mrs. James Batta in that city. The new arrival is grandson of MT. and Mrs. Jack Reeves of Green Forest and the latter was at her daughters home to wei. come the little stranger.
 Raise that low salary. We can help you. We will teach you bookkeeping, Banking, ShorL- hand, Typewriting, and Tele- graphy and secure good posi- tion for you. Cut out this notice and mention this paper when you send it to us and we will allow you liberal discount on your tuition. Fayetteville commercial college, Fayetteville, Ark.
 When we made mention last week that J. S. Abercrombie had located in Green Forest, we were not aware of the fact that his partner,,D. M. McCorvey, had al- so taken up his residences here, having moved his family to the Wright place, where the former gentleman is also quartered. These gentlemen are debuty con- suls of the Columbian Woodmen and are engaged in organizing local lodges. They have recent ly put orders in at Harrison and Eureka Springs as well as Green Forest. They will continue in this line of work, working out of Green Forest. Mir. Abercrombie is an attorney and may later take LID law practice here,