The Green Forest tribune., 1908-06-05
Local Mention.
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cheap for cash.
 Go to Wise's ice cream parlol for all seasonable drinks.
 Every indication of rain has made good so far this spring.
 Itis really surprising that cror conditions in this country are as good as they are.
 c. P. Irby has been employed to teach the public school al Douglass.
 If you want binder twine get in your order early 10 T. M. Buell. and don'trun the risk of delay, as many did last season.
 The finest lot of country bacon at the lowest prices at T. M Buell's.
 Machine oil and repairs of all kinds at T. M. Buell's
 Binder twine at T. M. Buell's.
 Tom Phillips and Floyd Linen are helping on the new mill bnilding at Urbanette.
 The play, "Joe the, Waif'' will be repeated at the school house Tuesday night.
 E. c. Dooling was in town Saturday getting about on crutches. The attack made upon him by an unruly male specimen of the long, -eared family did him up quite badly. He will feel the effects of the encounter for some time to come.
 Mesdames l.. l.. Azdell, G. W. Sweeney and c. s. Skinkle at- tended the annual conference of the Womans Home Mission society of the M. E. Church South at Harrison last week. They report very enjoyable time.
 Strayed: White faced brindle, dehorned COW, branded K on left hip. Notify L. l.. Azdell, Green Forest.
 Good pasture for COWS and horses S1.00 per month. T. S. Phillips.
 Go to Rudd's for nice country hams and side meats. Price right.
 Again you are reminded if you owe c. c. O'Neal 6 Go. on account you are expected to see them aboutit and settle by note or pay the cash at once.
 All who are indebted to me are requested to call and settle at once as 1 am needing money. If it is impossible for you to pay cash, come in and settle by note. Please attend to this immediate ly, and thus save me the trouble and expense of writing you, or having some one call and see you. Very truly, F. R. MORROW.
 Sam Porter and family left Thursday to find a location in the new state.
 The public school board has elected the following assistant teachers for the ensuing term :: Misses Hannah Officer, Athel Hoback, Flossie Dormer and Allie Lawrence. The matter of principal and assistant is yet open, as no applications for these places have been received.
 The town council held a busy session Tuesday night, divers, sundry questions coming on to be heard. A canvass was made of the ordinance book and laws that were unnecessary or in- adequate were repealed and the recorder instructed to have new ordinances drawn for considera- tion at the next meeting. One was asked for to prescribe suit- able penalty for obstructing pub lie passways; another to abate nuisances and to protect public health; another to make drunk enness a misdemeanor, one that will subject a man to be pulled for merely getting drunk; still another to compel oil dealers and others who handle explosives to remove all such except a small portion for retail trade to some remote place where the safety of property will not be endangered. The hog law was up for consid- eration again and the council de- cided to turn loose and drive ut of the corporation all hogs of outsiders, at least until the law has been clearly defined upon the subject. The marshal was instructed to ask the owner of the lot on which the stone foun- dalton has been laid just east of the Taylor hotel to fill up the hole in which water is standing.
 The Bank of Green Forest has just received a section of 90