The Green Forest tribune., 1908-12-11

tue CdnHtHS IdCtOFy. I1o IS planning to engage in the lum- Der business more extensively since having sold out of the can- ! ming factory.
 Mrs. Parsley Bracket of Ra- ton, N. M., orders The Tribune in order that she may learn something of her old friends. Mrs. Bracket is daughter of George Littrell, who with his family, emigrated west more than a quarter of century ago.
 c. e. O'Neal 6 Co.,, receive new Edison Records every month and when you come to town be sure and go to their store and ask to have them played.
 M. A. Oldham has returned from visit of thirty days with relatives at Fairland. Ind, and will spend month or so now putting the machinery of the Ur- banette mill in order. He left Mrs. Oldham in Indiana, where she will likely spend the, winter.
 Charley Wells has bought George Thorn's stock of groceries and is now in full charge of the business. Mir. Thorn's health is such that he is not able to con- duct the business. There has been no improvement in his con- dition since he took his bed over a month ago.
 Just received at Rogers & Cox's a nice clean line of Xmas goods at popular prices.
 About twenty members of the Junior Epworth League serenad- ed their superintendent, Miss
 Ethel Nunnally, on Tuesday evening last in the latest and most approved fashion. After the music" was all done Miss Ethel took them all in and gave them pop corn festival.
 A wireless message from Dal-
 hart, Tex, delayed in transmits sion not directed to The Tribune, informs us that another fine boy was presented to J. B. Coxsey by his wife on the 10th ult., all which explains the unusually bright smile that has been play ing over the face of Grandpa Foreman since his return from Eureka Springs.
 s. A. Eversole has laid in a fine selection of notions, station
 cry, hoes, and general line of holiday goods. See them before you buy.
 Carpenter L. l. Azdell has re- gently been engaged in making some substantial. additions and improvements on the brick dwell- ing house of Isaac Brammer, just out of the town limits west of the depot. Mir. Brammer owns a nice little tract of land on which this house is located and we are informed it is- his intention to
 lease his farm and make this suburban place his home. That affable fellow you are al-
 ways so much pleased to greet once every year, the tax collec-
 tor, has issued his annual proc lamation and has set part Mon day, Tuesday and Wednesday Jan. 25, 26 and 27 to meet his friends at Green Forest. You have a cordial invitation to gel
 busy and lay aside the where
 with to pay your annual tribute
 Why do without Singer Sew .
 ing Machine when you can buy ? one from s. A. Eversole on three years time. See him before you buy.
 Eld. E. M. Borden, editor ol the Christian Pilot published al Batesville, Ark, is conducting $ series of meetings at the Chris. tian church, which is being at tended with marked interest Eld. Borden is one of the strong est ad dvocates of the Christian faith in the state, and his ser. $ mons are being well received The meeting will Ii kelly continue < over next week.
 $ The Tribune is in re ceipt of g copy of The Fort Worth (Tex. < Telegram of Dec. 1, giving ac' count of the Celebration of the fifteenth year of the organization of the paid fire department. showing the pictures of nine men $ who have been with the depart ment from the start, am o n S whom is Capt. Frank Massengale J of Station No. '. Capt. Massen < gale is we'll and favorably re- Z membered by many people in and around Green Forest, ht Z having been reared to manhood here. The picture shows him tt be a companion of good healtf and withal a fine specimen of { man.
 < The home of c. B. Grim is on J of the happiest in all the ian,