The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-22

After an absence of more than a year in the west William Me Kinney has returned to Green Forest.
 Dr. Chas. Donaldson of Oak Grove was in town Monday on business. Dr. Donaldson has strong symptoms of moving to Green Forest if he can make the necessary business turn.
 E. A. Dugger of Oak Grove was in town Tuesday to consult B doctor relative to the condi- ton of his wife, who is lying very low and not expected to recover.
 Master Raymon Russell came over from BerryviIle Tuesday to get his dog that got lost in the Rhodes sale crowd Saturday.
 Mrs. Seth Riley of Oak Grove was in town Tuesday fixing some business matters concerning the death of her husband which occurred April , last,
 Mrs. Doda Waldrop of Selig- man, Mo, is a guest at the home of J. C. McNemar. She is here with 8 view of locating, having recently purchased tract of land near the Jennings gap.
 ". E. Lamb, the new harness man, spent Sunday and Monday with his family at Harrison. He has made arrangements to move here soon and will occupy Mrs. Harris property on South Springfield St.
 George Reed, who has been the local section foreman for the past two years, has been transferred to Harrison and c. E. Headman, formerly of Woodruff on the Missouri extension, has been as- signed to this place.
 Ed. Martin was called on Monday afternoon to pronounce the ceremony that made T. P. Wilson and Mrs. M. p. Umphreys husband and wife. The bride is 60 years old and the groom 72. Mrs Wilson WIS q daughter of Columbus CaIlen, one of the old time settlers of this county. Sue recently came from Okla hona here.
 There was report circulated here last Fritiay drummer wagon and trunks and gray team were seen Aoeting down Buffalo river at the railroad bridge during the heavy rise last week and as Col. Len Nunn nally vas known to be in that section suspicion at once pointed to him. Quite 6 little anxiety was felt until the Colonel drove in the next day and entered positive denial of any con- necton with such an affair. The Colonel says he takes a good many chances some times, but he has never been guilty yet of driving into a dangerous stream. He has no intention of ever leav- ing this world by tho water route.
 Mics Thenia Collier has re- turned to her homo near Carroll ton after au extended visit with Green Forest relatives.
 Misses Beulah and Emma Cox sey, daughters of Pat Coxsey of Carroliton, vera visiting their aunts, Misses Phene and Bob Crockett, at the Star hotel Sum- day.
 The Tribune force loses a faith ful hand this week in the person of Miss Ora Warren, who joins her sister, Mrs. E. c. Cooper in the move to Oklahoma. Miss Ora is one of the best hearted and most industrious girls with whom it has ever been our pleas ure to associate and to say we will miss her out of the office is but 8 mild expression. If Miss Ora don't find things to suit her in the new state she can find q home and employment with The Tribune any old time.
 Miss Iva Tanning returned home from Ft. Smith Wednesday where she had been on a visit at the home of her sister, Mrs. Frank Wells.
 John Buell. went out east of town Monday afternoon and in company with Iron Hamel is said to have killed b squirrels, eight of which John admits he killed himseif.
 Wil=on has on put first class deliverg outfit and will deliver your groceries now quicker than ever. Kindly calf 91 and let him have an order.
 Dr, Morrow wee called te Fayetteville first of tho week .or accouat of illness of his father.