The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-30
Local Mention.
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Chrysanthemums are in their splendor.
 Bad colds have been in evil dence this week.
 15c. plug of Spade tobacco, 10c at Thorn's
 Persimmons are reported not very plentiful this year.
 Col. Len Nunnally was at home a few days the past week.
 Auburn Walker was here from Leslie for short visit Sunday.
 l.. H. Smith was home between trains Saturday and Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Peters left Mon- day for their new home at Clarks- } vile.
 s@ James Myres of Denver trans- acted business in Green Forest Thursday.
 Can furnish you good grade Dfilonr at S2 per hundred.
 Linen & Cox.
 Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Cecil of Oklahoma are guests at the home of Joe Villines.
 Elmer Wise left Tuesday for Moscow, Idaho, where he goes to make his home with his father.
 James Stevens arrived home from Kansas Saturday, where he has been the past six months.
 Atty. J. s. Abercombie con- cluded his work here last week and returned to his home at Ben- ton.
 Coxsey & Co. have received their new fall and winter goods. They are up'to-now and prices best.
 Rev. w. H. Hatfield has moved from the Braswell farm to the Hoag property near the Bap' tist church.
 Miss Lillian Russell came over from Berryville Sunday return. ing Monday. She was guest of her aunt, Mrs. L. H. Smith.
 Call at the Star Grocery and Restaurant and see the new "Singer" sewing machine. S' A. Eversole, Agent.
 snr. Erton tPoynor and family cam down from Osage Friday to take the train for Little Rock, where they went to attend the +. O. o. F. and Rebekah meetings. Quite a number of Green Forest youngsters attended spelling last Friday night, given by Miss Cora Tanning, who IS teaching at New Home.
 James B. Reeves has just com pleted the burning of an other brick kiln. This brick will be used in building an annex to his canning factory buildings.
 Good, we'll improved, well watered farm, with fine young orchard to trade for a stock of goods. Apply at The Tribune office.
 Roy Dooling, son of M. A. Dooling, arrived from Kansas Friday. He is visiting his sister, Miss Ella. He will likely remain in Arkansas.
 Mrs. Jennie Looney of Eureka Springs was here first of the week taking orders for tailored suits for ladies. She was well pleased with her success.
 After very pleasant visit with friends in Green Forest, Mrs Kinda Reynolds returned Tues. day to Carrollton, where she will spend the winter with her son, Mack Reynolds.
 Don't fail to see Coxsey & Co.'S new fall goods, and don't forget to see their odds and ends now going cheap.
 A. T. Linen and Miss Josie nHyson were married Sunday al the home of Rev. c. T. Edwards The groom is a son of Alden Linen and the bride daughter of Ed Hyson.
 Loss Nunnally and son Harry of St. Joe, are here visiting home folks. MT. Nunnally is su perintendant of the "Grey Eagle Mines" at St. Joe. Harry is al so employed in these mines.
 Mrs. Garland Denton ant mother, Mrs. Ramie, of Berryvill' and Homer Reynolds of Carroll ton, were guests at the home of Loss Denton Saturday ant aSunday.
 w. A. Ferguson's store build ing is moving right along. I'm wood work is being done by L. l. Azdell and the concrete floor i .A "a L.. I'd Cfoidlou