The Green Forest tribune., 1908-04-24

gives perfect SatlSlactlOn. Nice, clean, we'll selected stock of groceries at Eversole's. Phone No. 98.
 l M. M. Butler and wife went to Blue Eye to visit their sons George and Jess last Saturday Mrs. Butler remained there for the week.
 100 cents in goods for every dollar spent for Groceries at Wells Grocery.
 Mrs. Oliver Murphy, residing near Cisco, has been ill of typhoid fever for some weeks. She is only slightly improved. Phone No. for anything in the Grocery line.
 Deputy Sheriff Coffey of Eureka Springs was here on business Tuesday.
 w. E. Lamb, q eaddlery mer- chant of Harrison, was here on business Tuesday and Wednes- day.
 Gus and Walton Morehouse came over from Eureka Springs Wednesday on business and pleasure mixed.
 Wanted: 100 young men and women to train for office positions paying from forty to ninety dol- lars per month. Apply to the Fayetteville Commercial College, Fayetteville, Ark.
 James Myers of Denver, who some weeks ago fell from a tele- phone pole while engaged in stretching a wire, sustaining a broken leg and other injuries, is recovering very slowly. He had very close call.
 Lee Smith was home Sunday from mile 30 below Leslie, where he is operating the ditcher. He says the building of a railroad grade through that country is a very trying proposition, so many slides are experienced. He says that the country around Green Forest looks like the plains of Kansas compared with the country in Van Buren county traversed by the M. & N. A.
 Solomon Baton of Yocum left Monday for Montana to visit two of his sons for couple of months and then he will go to Minne- apolis for visit with other rel atives from whence he will go to his old home in Indiana, and it will be fall or later before he gets back. The Tribune will follow him on his round.
 Miss Margie Addington, aged IA years, daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. E. Addington residing on Route three miles northeast of Green Forest, died on Satur- day last, after short illness of appendicitis. Interment " as made at Carrollton Monday. The young lady was taken ill only on Thursday night previous ana her death came as a great shock to the community. She had previously had one light attack of the disc ase which was thought at the time to be only a severe spell of collie. The bereft parents have the deep sympathy of the community in this irreparable loss in their home.
 There will be a meeting of tn e delegates of the Children's Sun- day School Union at Coin, May 10th, 8 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of selecting a place to hold the next meeting, and to at- tend to any other business neces- sary. Each Sunday School in- terested is expected to send delegate.
 R. F. MATTox, Pres.
 B. F. BECK, Sec.
 The enterprising people in the vicinity of Orrell school house, seven miles southeast of town, and others residing on the way between that place and town, have organized a good roads as- sociation and have inaugerated move that they expect to keep moving until there is a good road built through that section to Green Forest. Already the im- provement work has commenced and with the assistance of the township overseer, some effective licks have been struck. These people expect to expend both time and means in carrying out their road improvement plans. That is the spirit that does things.
 Blaine Rhodes will again enter the mercantile business in Green having closed q deal Tuesday for a S1O,0O0 stock located at Seneca, Mo. MT. Rhodes and Newburn Edgmon have gone to Neosho to make