The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03

The finest lot of country bacon at the lowest prices at T. M. Buells.
 The sm all boy with a fire cracker is the same nuisance he has always been.
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, July 14-15-16, are Dr. Spurlin's next dates for Green Forest.
 pr. Spurlin, the dentist, will be here again the IA, 15 and 16.
 James Rowland is home from Washington state for a visit with his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. w. Rowland.
 Thorn will sell you coffee any where from 12 1-2 to 25 cents per pound.
 Go to Thorn's and get some of those nice salt fish just arrived.
 Henry H. Davis, who now gives his residence as Edgmont, Canada, was greeting old friends in Green Forest Tuesday and Wednesday. Since leaving Green Forest five years ago, Mir. Davis has for the most part been a cosmopolite, having travelled almost constantly. During this time he has been in every state in the Union, visited every principal city, points of historical interest and thousands of smaller cities and towns, from each of which he has gained impressions sufficeint to talk of them intelligently. He has also visited several foriegn countries and sailed on every sea touching the coasts of the United States. He is to all in- tents and purposes statistician, encyclopedia and general infor- nation bureau, with an unlimited fund of knowledge. As he has journeyed hither and thither he has done work in the cap acity of an advance agent of a lyceum bureau and special newspaper correspondent that has enabled him to make good from a finan- cial point. During the past year he has spent most of his time in Edgemont, where he is interested i'll business and holds property investments. -..
 Col. Iverson A. Jones was in town Monday greeting friends, having turned in at Grass Leaf farm for his midsummer vaca- tion, where he will try to forget the trials of a life insurance agent and incidentally look little after his 200- acre hay crop. The Colonel declares that his farm is now free from it's once liberal supply of stones, owing to 8 scheme adopted some few years before the insurance field became so inviting. When one of his neighbors would leave the country he would haul rock off the place until he was sure the destination had been reached, then when the return trip was started he would begin gathering stones and kept it up until the arrival of the forloin immigrant, and by this method he cleared more than 300 acres ready for any kind of machine.
 Mrs. Mike Coxsey was visiting in Alpena over Sunday.
 Miss Corinne Burney was here first of the week on her way to visit her parents at Osage. She-has been in school at Oxford, Miss.
 Mrs. JIG. Harbert and babe and Miss Sula were over from Berryville visiting friends during the past week.
 A riding bridle was lost near Farmers Union Shidping house in Green Forest Saturday. Finder will recieve reward by leaving same at this office.
 J. B. Reeves went to Rogers on business Tuesday.
 The Farmers Union of Carroll county have made arrangements for speaking in the educational campaign at the following times and places in this county: Car rollton, Monday, July 6, 2p. m.; Black Oak school house 8 p. m.; Freen Forest, Tuesday, July 2, II a. m. Everybody ia invited to at tend these lectures.
 Mrs. H. F. Russell, east of town, is reported as recovering from a recent severe illness.