The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-23
Local Mention.
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Can furnish you a good grade of four at S2 per hundred.
 Linen & Cox.
 Rufus Norris writes he is now located at Thomas, Okla., a town of some 2,000.
 Miss Annie Graham was home Saturday and Sunday from her school at Freeman.
 R. L. Jernigan and wife left Monday for visit with relatives in the Lone Star state.
 FOR SALE cheap: 6 horses, 1 COW, buggies and lot of house. hold goods. c. l.. Scott.
 Mrs. Ollie Bedding and Miss Irene drove to Carrollton on busi- ness and pleasure Monday.
 M. A. Oldham and wife leave this week for Fairland, Ind, for an extended visit with relatives.
 Edison's Improved phono- graps and all the latest records for sale by c. c. O'Neal & Co.
 Mrs. Mary Merchison arrived Tuesday and will spend the win ter with her daughter, Sadie Merchison.
 Call at the Star Grocery and Restaurant and see the new "Singer" sewing machine. s. A. Eversole, Agent.
 B. Seitz and family, residing on the Henry Reeves farm three miles out on Route 2, have gone to Texas to try their luck.
 Misses Lucille Russell and Jessie Hodge drove over and spent Saturday night and Sum- day with relatives and friends.
 Hon. w. l.. McPherson, Re- publican candidate for elector at large, will address the people of Green Forest tomorrow, Oct. "A.
 Good, we'll improved, we'll watered farm, with fine young orchard to trade for stock of goods. Apply at The Tribune office.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and chil. dren were passengers on Sun- days west bound train. They went to Eureka Springs to visit for a few days with Gunter.
 Mrs. Margie Lee Smith will push the pencil in The Tribune office in the absence of J. L. Russell, consequently sends greeting to all her old-time friends.
 SPRAYED: One. dirty or dun brindle COW, years old, short horns, motley face, white belly; may have a calf. Will pay re- ward. Notify w. A. Russell, Green Forest.
 Dave Watson and Willie Linzy returned Sunday from visit to Mrs. Mary Linzy at Harrison. They report that they think she will be able to return to her home in Green Forest in a few days.
 Mrs. Charles Smith, nee Miss Myrtle Callen, left Saturday last for Argenta, Ark, to accompany her sister, Mrs. Eaton, who has been here on a visit at the home of her mother, Mrs. LeRoy Call len, on Yocum.
 Miss Ethel Walker of Yocum leaves this week for Texas, where she will engage in teaching. Mics Ethel has become half resident of Texas, having been there quite often for the past four or five years.
 SPRAYED: One black horse, about IA 1-2 hands high, a few white hairs on right shoulder, saddle mark on side of back, natural pacer. Information lead ing to recovery will be literally rewarded. w. B. Collins, AL pena, Ark.
 On the public highway in front of Rev. R. A. Martin s residence last Sunday morning marriage ceremony was performed in which the lives of Artie Stan dlee and Miss Mollie Nance were united. Mir. Standlee is a son of James A. Standlee and the bride a daughter of Jesse Nance. Both families reside on Route 1. Jack Frost has arrived, another car of it and if you have tried it you know it is the best; other good brands. I will give you the inside on prices. Chas. Wells, Phone No. 29.
 J. l.. Russell and family left Sunday for Touhy, Neb., where they go to visit Mrs. Russell's mother, Mrs. Ellen Grever. Thoxy oro inipoI i, fh;o 1,;c;t