The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-03

U of Ivory soap for quarter.
 s. P. Bailey and wife went over to Alpena for visit Satur. day, returning Sunday.
 s. R. Hanby, the we'll known lumber man of Piney, was in Green Forest on business Mon- day. Sile says that crop con- ditions are reasonably fair up his way.
 Word comes from Revuelto, N. M., that the Arkansas folks there have grown discouraged by the drought and are leaving. Jesse Goforth and two sons, Ira and Monroe, were located there; also Leslie Owens, all formerly of Green Forest.
 The frame buildings near the northeast corner of the square are being pushed few paces east this week in order to make room for the new Ferguson stone building.
 Dennis Bebee, aged about IS years, was drowned in Long creek below Denver on last Sat- urday afternoon. The young man was one of a seininp party who had been dragging the creek and after they had quit, he un- dertook to swim his horse in a deep hole, making the animal jump off steep bank. AS the the horse went down the rider fell off and went under the water and it is supposed that he either struck something or the horse struck him in q manner that his breath was knocked out as he did not come up. His body was re- covered an hour later. The un- fortunate boy was son of Hank Bebee, a well known citizen, and was a we'll respected young man. His untimely death is deeply de- plored.
 Commander J. P. Fancher re- quests The Tribune to announce that owing to the conflict in dates with the meeting of the Daughters of the Confederacy at Benton vile, the time for holding the U. c. V. reunion at Osage has been changed to one week earlier, making the dates for this event Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 30 and 31 and Aug. 1.
 About two and half tons to the acre is the estimate on J. c. Wilson's 2O-acre crop of clover. MT. Wilson thinks he will be able to have a little hay to sell this fall.
 Eld. Ben M. Bogard of Little Rock and Eld. Joe s. Worlick of Dallas, Tex, were announced to begin a series of debates lasting six days, commencing July l at Oak Grove. The former will champion the doctrine of the Baptist church and the latter that of the Christian church. At the conclusion of this debate Eld. Bogard will go to Urbanette to debate the question election with an exponent of the "Hardshell" doctrine.
 See J. B. Harden for peach crates.
 c. E. Foreman was as busy as a candidate for office shaking hands with his Green Forest friends Saturday and Sunday, having accompanied Gus More- house over from Eureka Springs, the latter coming over on account flo an engagement.
 c. P. Irby has bought c. L.. Hedrick's crop on Route 2 and has taken up his residence in the country, where he will be handy to his school, when it commences. MT. Hedrick has returned to his former home in Kansas.
 Our local readers will be able to guess the rest when we report the return here of James Tabor and family from Texas, where they went in search of 8 home about four months ago. Jim was awfully glad that fate did not compel him to dispose of his little farm here in order to get back. MT. Tabor was accom- panied by George Shipman, his son. in Jaw, and his wife. Jim promises to be good from now on.
 Miss Delvia Moore of Aurora, Mo-, arrived here Monday for an extended visit with her friend, Miss Golda Owens, at Yocum.
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