The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-09

Can furnish you good grade
 of flour at S2 per hundred.
 Linen & Cox.
 Fruits and confections and 8 good things to eat at the Star
 Grocery and Restaurant. Oppo- NJ site Pleasant Hotel. h as lderS
 Mrs. F. J. Cunningham ofe not Clarendon, Ark, is guest at the home of her aunt, Mrs. D. Mleral's Stroud, south of town. who
 w. w. Jackson, residing on thr duty Lee place out northeast of towra 1ury- returned Monday from Mario The county, where he had been tlot re- attend Primative Baptistander ossoc;ot;on gations cage to
 Joe Erwin of Denver is in re
 ceipt of letter informing him
 the sudden death a few day ,,toa . ago of his sister, Mrs. Lawne,,o' mas s Capps, in New Mexico, wher FebrI. the family had recently moveVircuit 1 from Tahlequah, Okla. in the
 After vacation from the i,,, inrv printing business covering a Charge. riod of 12 years, John A. Reeclrs for has been doing type- settine1 the in The Tribune office during they has past week. Mir. Reed formerly term. lived at Cassville. Mo-, where heed in was familiar figure about thegaged I trough l in an
 J. w. Dodgen of Oak Grove rom has gone into the manufacture oi nor sorghum on large scale. He has ron paa raised thirty acres of cane this cour, year and is putting up the pro,d lar duct in buckets for shipmentsar ir He e'expects to ship car load each was of molasses and cane seed thisitizen season and he feels little moreify ir than confident that he will be en circui couraged to do much bigger
 things next season. Kill
 The county court has granted by 2 the esta blishment of county on ; road on the township line betweenke the 19 and 20 from the corner south h-acher west of Kim Towards residence twice leading east on the north side oitance' Glenwood cemetery and throughceurree the Wilding place to intersect thei Bear creek, road at the turn ir, sn. the hollow about a quarter north. aho1 east of Mrs. Wilding's residence an, The provision is made in orde1dolar that it must be opened withoutde in expense to the county. This istation a very desirable road for both - the land owners in that vicinity N and the public as it opens not n only cutoff in distance but a
 much better road can be made
 of it than the present one lead
 ing in that direction.
 The meeting of the Madison A County Cattle Growers Associa- cur ton held here Saturday was we'll The attended. The most important at object of this meeting was to re- tots ceive the reports of the commit- full tee that had been appointed to so- mar licit subscriptions to fund to be or used in employing an inspector. LAl The committee reported SUI fficient 4 money guaranteed and the asso- Jus citation employed George Doak as wal inspector temporarily. Mir. Doak we. .'' entered upon his duties Tuesday run and is now canvassing the county sen posting quarantine notices and 4 doing other work preliminary to eig actual inspection which will be- t;r, gin in about thirty days.-Hunts- w vile Democrat. Aa | Asa Delozier sold his prop srty, just south of the railroad track Ing from town. to B. B. Eslinger, who will hold it as an investment. mo
 William Harbert sold small tract of land and house across the road from his residence to " l A. E. Addington, Wednesday. M The real estate business is
 picking up considerably lately. I Times begin to loosen up when - T cal estate finds good market. John Stafford and family have N been visiting in Marionville, Mo-, ton during the past week. ss ser ! Mrs. F. O. Butt came over P from Eureka Springs Wednes- Noss