The Green Forest tribune., 1908-11-06
New car of the famous Cremo flour received by Linch & Cox.

flour received by Linen 6 Cox. | Miss Viola Shipman visited her parents at Maple during the week.
 Our age limet is from IS to 45 years for insurance. Social membership from IS to any age. /! J. A. Buell. and wife went out and spent the day Sunday with the family of Andy Cox. Mir. Buell. took his graphophone along and played some music for Mr. Cox, who is such a dear lover of good music that he felt consider ably improved over Mir. and Mrs. Buell's visit.
 James Harvey Lawrence writes to change his address from Santa Ana to Tulare, Calif., R. F. D. No. 1, where he is now located on an 80 acre alfalfa and stock ranch. He sends greeting to his old home paper and says he was delighted at A. J. Russell's recent success in again being elected circuit clerk of Carroll county.
 M. s. Coxsey voted for Mir. Bryan Tuesday and bade fare- we'll to his Arkansas friends and departed for Texas. If MT. Cox sey's present intentions holds good Mrs. Coxsey will follow soon, but in case of all his other experinces when he goes to Tex as to try to live, he will again re- turn to his native land. The Tribune hopes he will return.
 FThe Star Grocery and Res- taurant is the place to buy fresh Groceries. Best goods and best prices.
 Mrs. w. c. Owens of Yocum was visitor Wednesday at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ray Rhodes. She was on her way to visit her sister, Mrs. Lillie Col Her, who is at Harrison for med- ical treatment. At last report Mrs. Collier was in very criti- cal condition, her recovery being doubtful.
 A. A. Backus has moved his marble and granite monument works from Clifty to this place. In case he receives sufficient em- ployment he will open up perm anently. MT. Backus is man of 20 years practical experience and will gladly compare his work with others. He will also give you good prices on iron fencing.
 Editor w. J. Douglass of Ber- ryville was here Friday collecting subscriptions from some of our business men to the North Ar. kansas Fair. This was MT. Douglass first visit to Green For est, notwithstanding he has been editor of the Star for more than year. He was very much sur- prised as well as pleased with our town.
 Mrs. Fannie Southwell, resid- ing at Gaskins switch, will sell cheap, beginning Nov. 1, and continuing until Dec. 1, her household goods, good team, harness and wagon, two COWS, farm and garden implements. Would like to sell farm, otherwise wants 8 good renter. Address her at Eureka Springs, Ark. c. G. Shahan writes to change his Tribune from Maxwell City to Chama, N. Mex. We note from Grants letter head that he is now proprietor of the Chama Produce & Supply Co.,, being wholesale dealers in meats, gen. eral merchandise, hay, grain, butter and eggs. Grant is an old time Carroll county boy and his many friends here will be glad to hear of him.
 Are you going to let your fam fly go unprotected? An M. w. A. policy will make them secure.
 MT. and Mrs. E. s. Foreman are at Eureka Springs visiting the family of Clarence Foreman. They will attend Eureka Spring 8 flower show today and tomor. row. Mir. and Mrs. Foreman are great admirers of flowers as is shown each year by the beautiful yard they have. The Tribune wishes every family in town had the same flower taste and civic pride as MT. and Mrs. Foreman and what a beautiful Green Forest we would have.
 FOR SALE:-12O acres, all valley, no rocks, 105 acres in cultivation, 25 acres in timothy, t6 acres in clover, 30 acres in tame pasture. 5 roomed house, in ex- cellent repair, granaries, two poultry houses, fine well, spring and spring house, 2springs in field. six miles from Eureka Springs, IA mile from school. Write Bare & Swett, Eureka Spring s, Arkansas.