The Green Forest tribune., 1908-09-25
Local Mention.
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& Asx Ak h 1Sx x2z xs,z 1fs Ix xfI yr xfx X S Talk with c. c. Kirkham about A insurance.
 T. M. Buell. has the best of good country lard.
 C.. B. Grim is in St. Louis this week buying goods.
 J. B. Rhodes went to Harrison on business Tuesday.
 Just received a nice line of notions at Rogers 6 Cox's.
 Meals 15 cents at all hours at & the Star Grocery and Restaurant
 The North Arkansas Fair opens at Berryville next Wednes- day.
 The walls of the Ferguson building are now up ready for the carpenter.
 Lewis Phillips of Omah a was in Green Forest during the past week visiting relatives.
 If you are looking for quality and prices on flour and feed. We have both. Linen & Cox.
 John A. DeBarr and family are here from Illinois visiting at the home of his father, H. De- Barr.
 George Thorn is having a de- cided improvement made by ad- dition of a wide porch to his resi- dence this week.
 George Buell. and wife spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. Buell's parents, Mir. and Mrs. Sam Beck, near Denver.
 Dennis Myers, who has been critically i'll of fever at his home near Denver for the past three weeks, is reported as improving.
 The family of Pat McEntire is at home again after several weeks so journ in Eureka Springs for the benefit of Mrs. McEntire's health.
 Now, please make a note of this. Charley Wells is again stocked with neat, clean stock of groceries, which he bought to sell. He will give you a big price for your trade. Phone No. 29.
 Undertaken W. A. Butt was called to Omaha Sunday night to embalm the body of a young lady by the name of Colvert, who died of apendecitis, for shipment to Kansas. A. J. Tabor accompanied Mir. Butt and assisted him in the operation.
 Misses Eva and Myrtle Littrell, daughters of Fayette Littrell, a former resident of the communi- ty, left Monday on their return to their home at White Oak, Okla., after visit at the homes of their uncles, Monroe and George Littrell on Route 1 and other relatives.
 c. H. Chauncey and wife ar- rived Sunday from their old home at Coldwater, Mich, where they have spent the past three months visiting relatives. During the stay at Coldwater, MT. Chauncey purchased some residence prop erty and may decide to move back there, though he gives but very light symptoms of desire to change his location. Thursday of last week was one of the best days for weddings in the settlement according to the report of Rev. c. T. Edwards, who was called to Berryville to say the ceremony that bound the hearts of James Emmet and Miss Lizzie Woods. On his return home he met Emmet Ramsey and Miss Annie Craft, who also en- gagged his attention in an official capacity on the public highway. These happy young people all reside in the vicinity of Green Forest.
 An idea of the proportio of the business of the Green Forest Canning Co.,, can be gained when we tell you that more than a ton of labels-the paper that is past ed around the tomato cans has passed through The Tribune office during the past week. There was in round numbers l50,000 of them and they repre- sent only a portion of this sea- sons business. They were brought to this office for tho pur- pose of trimming on our paper cutter.
 Jonathon Thorp, residing out on Route 3, is the latest victim" of surprise berthday doings. On last Saturday, his 62nd anniver- sary, his relatives and neighbors stormed his place and served