The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-16

$ bars Ivory soap going fol 20 cents at Thorn's.
 John Hamel and family of Eu reka Springs were visiting rela. tives here over Sunday.
 FOR SALE cheap: Ghorses, 6 COW, buggies and a lot of house. hold goods. c. L. Scott.
 B. H. Simmons of Mattoon H., is a guest at the home of his daughter, Mrs. A. H. Kelsey, one and half miles north of town.
 Quite a number of converts were baptised into the Christian church at Yocum last Saturday by Eld. Borden, who has been conducting a meeting there for the past two weeks.
 FOR SALE: 60 acres, 20 in cultivation, good building site, adjoining the Markley Cannery and railroad switch. Fine to- mato land. Crops brought S30 per acre past two seasons. Price $500. James Baughman, Mark ley, Ark.
 Trantham 6 Kirkham closed a deal last Saturday selling J. S. French's place out northeast of town to John Looms of Colorado Spings, Colo. The tract embra- ces AZ acres. the consideration being 5000. Mr. Looms will be- come a citizen here at once.
 The Tribune "played the wild" last week by telling that new boy had arrived at the home of Judge Worthington at Harrison when such was not the case. We gave the item on what we thought was undoubted authority and all we can say about it now is our informant was just as badly mistaken as we were in telling it.
 W. l.. Sneed has sold his saw and flour mill at Osage to c. L.. Scott, the lumberman, who will continue the business with the probable addition of spoke factory. MT. Scott is a hustler and is we'll versed in the wood business, having successfully conducted branch of the busi- ness of the Fayetteville Wagon Wood & Lumber Go. for the past several years.
 The new store building of Rhodes Bros., is going to be one of the best and most conveniently arranged mercantile houses in this country. It is 30x60, with full 16 feet ceiling. The walls are of brick, the floor of cement, the front of modern pattern, is ceiled overhead with iron ceiling, ard decked 20x3O feet in rear en d for display of clothing. It will certainly be a, business house of which any town can afford to be proud of. It will be ready for occupancy in couple or three more weeks.
 Capt. J. c. Hopper was up from Harrison Saturday and Sunday on one of his periodical visits al the home of Capt. Lightburn Capt. Hopper says the people ol Harrison are now in fine spirits having secured the necessary bonus for the new railroad which is to be built from Bergman te Clarksville via Harrison and Jasper. The people over there, he says, are generally elatec over the fact that an appropriation of S35, GOO has been made for the rebuilding of the county cour, house recently burned.
 Col. Len Nunnally left Mon day on another round up of his territory as shoe salesman that sells shoes. Recently MT. Nun. nally changed shoe h7uses re. signing his position with Dittman Bros. of St. Louis and accepting a similar place with Norton, Bur. ger Shoe Go. of Little Rock The change was made for the reason that the opening of the M & N. A. road south puts this territory in direct touch witt Little Rock jobbing interests, anc finding other things more thar equal, MT. Nunnally preferred to represent an Arkansas house.
 Having decided to move tc Texas, Monroe Tipton has ad- vertised sale of his property tc take place at his farm, 1 1.2 miles south of Wrinkles mill, on Thurs. day, Oct. 20, beginning at 9 a. m. as follows: 39 head of yearline steers, 30 hogs, ? fine brood mares, 1 year-old lilly, 1 suck ling colt, ? year-old past mules, 1 work horse, 5 tons timothy ane clover hay, 2 milk COWS, Deer ing binder, 1 Mccormick mower 1 hay rake, 1 wheat drill, othel farm imnlaments. household