The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-09

O oars ivory soap gong fol 70 cents at Thorn's.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE: Two pony mares. See Charlie Kirk ham.
 Shoes and hose for school child- ren. Best in town. See T. E. Wilson.
 Extra Headlight, Eupeon and machine oils; also gasoline by wholesale or retail at T. M. Buell's.
 Mrs. w. c. Russell captured some blue ribbons on fancy work at the fair last week.
 Little Etta Hensley, daughter of W. A. Hensley on Route 2, who has been ill of typhoid for several weeks, is reported as slightly better.
 H. H. Martin and wife were up from Enon on 8 shopping ex- pidition Wednesday.
 Capt. Lightburn IS repairing the roof on his east side business property. There were no leaks, but the Captian never waits for such things as that. He believe keeping things in apple-pie order.
 John Phillips has purchased from Trantham 6 Kirkham a half interest in the William Brammer property and if he can secure title to the balance Mr. Phillips will improve the place for home.
 T. J. Leabo and family left Wednesday for their former home at Chanute, Kan. MT. Leabo had formerly been a locomotive en- gineer and he found that farming neither agreed with his taste nor health. Since coming here some six months ago he has become a great sufferer from chronic ail. ments and the change of re- sidence was deemed advisable. Lee Avery of Denver was here Tuesday to advertise a sale of his effects. He is preparing to move to Oregon.
 Itis rumored that the two brid- ges on the Eureka Springs road are soon to be closed, owing to the fact that they are becoming dangerous for want of repairs and the business on the Eureka Springs road is not sufficient to justify the company in making such repairs. It would be a downright calamity to have this road closed and something ought to be done to insure it's being kept open. We understand the com- pany will sell the road and bridges very cheap and it strikes us the county should manage some way to purchase the whole business. It would be a hard lick to all parts of the county to have this valua- ble road losed.-Berryville Star.
 w. L. 'sneed has bought out Wyatt Hittson at Osage Clock stock and barrel," store building, goods, farm, stock and every thing. The entire transaction, We understand, covered a con- sideration of S21, 1000. MT. Hitson, it is stated, will move to the Pan- handle country. MT. Sneed will continue the business, sharing his attention with it along with his numerous other business con . nections.
 James Myers was up from Den : yer Saturday getting around by the aid of crutch. This is the | first time he has been here since getting his left thigh broken six months ago. He is recovering now and hopes to be strong again soon, but he will always have an impeachment in his walk, his left leg, the one broken, being half inch shorter than the other. Jim came up to close deal on the sale of his business property al Denver, having sold same tc J. P. Griffin of Cassville, Ark. who will take possession and open a store there Nov. 1.
 If it were not for George Gal loway's reputation for truth and veracity, we know that no one would believe the story that he is telling about killing seven ducks at one shot on a pond out on his place one morning last week He told The Tribune that the statement is positively the truth Ed Puckett has also made {