The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-31

has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 Miss Ethel Nunnally is visiting at Bellefonte and St. Joe this week.
 | It is an admitted fact that Cremo flour has never had an equal on this market. It is sold by whole sale or retail by Rhodes Bros. Charlie Sneed, who has been employed in the Bank of Green Forest for the past several months, has been promoted to the rank of assistant cashier.
 l.. H. Smith was home for a brief spell Sunday for the first time in month. He has been doing big things in the dirt nov ing line with the steam shovel, west of Grand View.
 According to the idea of Len Reynolds the prettiest little girl ever arrived at his home last Saturday. They had only boy who is well up out of the way now, hence a girl was just what they needed to make their home com plete.
 J. w. Bartlett was up from Oak Grove Tuesday. He re- ports abundant rains have fallen in that section during the past week. He also tells us that Eld. Bailey is now engaged in pro- tracted meeting at Oak Grove.
 The cannery has experimented a little the past week on putting up peaches in automatic sealing glass jars. They have put up 5 gross. The fruit looks mighty good, but the use of glass as cans for canning factory is not likely to prove practicable.
 Mike Coxsey is in receipt of a letter from the Fourth floor of Ferguson Mckinney Dry Goods house of St. Louis expressing a great bunch of thanks for a con- signment of Elbertas he express ed last week to his son Willie, who disorganized the entire flooR for several minutes by making a general "divy" of his present. The decision w-s that the Ark ansas Elberta is the onliest peach. County Clerk Joe S. Fancher came over from Berryville Satur- day to join his family, who has been guests for several days at the home of Mrs. Fancher's par ents, MT. and Mrs. John Ramsey. Joe has strong symptoms of again becoming citizen of Green Forest after retiring from office. Green Forest people will be glad to welcome him and his family back among us.
 Rhodes Bros. have bought the lot upon which Lightburn and Hopper contemplated putting up brick building and have let the contract to J. B. Reeves for the construction of a brick store BOX 90, 16 feet ceiling, to be complet- ed in sixty days. This firm is anxious to get it's business all housed under one roof. The new building will be modern store room in every respect.
 To friends and patrons of the Bank of Green Forest: As I have sold my interest in the Bank and will not be connected with it after Aug. l, I want to take occasion to thank one and all for your liberal patronage while I served as cashier. 1 tried to run the Bank on ban king principles and take care of the depositors. Again I want to thank you for your liberal patronage. I re- main, Yours very truly, c. D. Wall.
 D. Whitaker and family of Eufaula, Okla, are visiting at the home of Mrs. Whittaker's parents, MT. and Mrs. James Standlee. Dee emigrated to the Territory several years ago and is now prosperous business man of Eufaula being engaged in the grocery business. Their many old time friends as we'll as their relatives are glad to see Mr. and Mrs. Whitaker. They have accumulated a nice little family of three boys
 B. B. Eslinger and Joe Jon es were the authors of little bit of excitement in town Wednesday. As they drove through town en route to Denver the buggy tongue fell and excited the mules, which proceeded to kick as only mules can. After making a kicking run of several blocks they were stopped and the occupants of the buggy alighted to take an in- ventory, and the last seen of them Jones was leading the mules and Eslinger was pulling the buggy.