The Green Forest tribune., 1908-09-25

house WOrk. C. l.. scott.
 Mrs. w. H. Kirkpatrick of AL pena was a guest of her daugh- ter, Mrs. w. L. Sneed, first of the week.
 Charley Frazier arrived at hi 8 fathers home on Route 3 Mon- day, having driven through fro m Nebraska. He will stay in Ark ansas.
 There will be a children's day program rendered at Bras we'll Spring next Sunday, under the auspices of the Sunday school at that point.
 If interested please note that Dr. Spurlin, the dentist, will be at his office in Green Forest Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs - day, Oct. 6, ' and 8.
 Lee Smith has turned in home for few days rest from his duties as operator of the steam shovel. The machine is off duty for the time being.
 w. G. Hobbs, former merch- ant at Enon, has bought the merchantile stock of Will Jack Bunch at Urbanette and will locate in business at that place.
 Carrier John Patton on Route 2 began Monday to take two- weeks vacation from his duties. His substitute, Joe Norris, is making the rounds on schedule time.
 BARGAINS IN STOCK: l have for sale three milk COWS, two sows and pigs and several shoats to dispose of at bargains within the next ten days.
 B. B. EsLINGER.
 Hugh Reynolds orders The Tribune sent to him at Redfield, S. D. He says he is arfaid Green Forest might run off and take his mother away if he don't keep posted. Hugh is farming.
 Ed Mitchell and Miss Mary Hargis were married at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Abe Hargis on Route 1. near Parker school house, Sunday, Eld. W. A. Ferguson officiating. The groom is a son of James Mitchell of the that community.
 Loss Denton, who bou ght the c. H. Chancey place, is experi- menting with the yellow soy bean, a stock feed that is entirely new in this country. It grows a heavy stock which is quite prolific with beans. Loss has a couple or three acres that is pronounced very fine. Soy beans are handled much in the same manner that stock peas are cared for.
 Chester Reeves was quite seriously hurt while operating the capper at the canning factory Wednesday. The belt which propels the machine broke and struck him in the face with such force as to land him hard on the floor. He is suffering greatly from the injury and it is feared one of his eyes has been per- manently injured.
 Mrs. Bert Snow delightfully."- entertained a party of relatives and friends at dinner Wednesday, the occasion being her 32nd birthday. Those present were J. H. Ramsey and wife, Hender- son Ramsey, Mesdames Nellie Sneed, Alice Edgmon, Rindy Reynolds and George Buell. and wife. Several nice presents were given Mrs. Snow. The we'll known reputation of Mrs. Snow as cook was fairly outdone on this occasion. The dinner was pronounced simply superb in every respect.
 By an oversight last week The Tribune failed to mention the unveiling of the monument at the grave of the late LoMont Bailey at Glenwood cemetry on the 18th inst. The ceremonies were we'll attended and were very impressive throughout. The usu- al ritualistic form laid down by the Woodman of the World order was followed, supplemented by an address by Hon. J. s. Abercrom- bic and a recitation of "Oh Why, Should the Spirit of Mortal be Proud!" by Mrs. c. L. Scott. Those who were present were lavish in praise of Mr. Abercrom . bis address as well as the splen- did recitation of this famous old