The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-30

MrS. D. f. bal1eT spent sun . day in Alpena visiting relatives and friends.
 25 cents buys 2 bars of Swift's Pride soap at Thorn's.
 James Walker has a good wag. on to trade for five cords of wood.
 The public school is preparing program for Thanksgiving.
 Miss Lou Rowland is up again after severe spe'l of typh old.
 Have your teeth examined Nov. 10, ii, 12 by pr. Spurlin.
 James Hale and son Will of Oak Grove were here Monday. c. c. Kirkham was transacting business at Denver several days the past week.
 R. L. Jernigan arrived home from Texas Tuesday. Mrs. Jern. igan remained for a longer vis- it.
 New car of the famous Cremo flour received by Linch & Cox.
 Extra Headlight, Eupeon and machine oils; also gasoline by wholesale or retail at T. NJ. Buell's.
 The Star Grocery and Res- taurant is the place to buy fresh Groceries. Best goods and best prices,
 A new girl has been reported as having taken up her abode at the home of pr. Larkin Watkins at Carrollton.
 Mrs. Bruce Phillips came over from Eureka Springs Tuesday and spent few days with her mother, Mrs. Nancy Wiswell.
 Jack Goforth, north of town, presented The Tribune with a round dozen big red tomatoes, Tuesday. They were as fine and delicious as any one could wish.
 Or. Spurlin will be glad to see all in need of dental work in his Green Forest office Nov. 10, Il and 12.
 The M. & N. A. Steam Shovel crew have gone to Searcy county where they will be employed in filling bridges for the next sixty days.
 James Stanphill of Carrollton was caller at The Tribune office last Saturday and reports that wheat sowing is about over and everything going nicely in his neighb orhood.
 Shoes and hose for school child ren. Best in town. See T. E. Wilson.
 Solomon Baton, after several months spent in different western states, returned last week to his home on Yocum. He comes back 10 Arkansas we'll satisfied to spend the rest of his days here. A new girl arrived at the home of Perry Cooley, near Denver, on Friday of last week. The doctor reports Perry as getting along nicely.
 Mrs. Nellie Sneed and NJ rs. Alice Edgemon went out to Mrs. J. D. McCracken's Sunday. They report the little infant baby of Dr. Miller's as getting along nicely under the care of it's grandmother. Mrs. Edgemon remained out there in order that Mr. and Mrs. McCracken could make 8 business visit to Blue Eye.
 More real estate deals have been made by Trautham & Kirk ham. This time Mrs. Florence Wisdom sells her residence to Esq. J. c. McNemar and Prof c. L. Scott buys the Mrs. Kinda Reynolds property. Both resi-. depce are on Scott street: Mrs, Wisdom bought slice off of Mr. McNemar's farm north of town and will build q residence and move tter.to as soon as tue work is completed.
 Ira Porter and family were vis- iting at the home of Ellsworth Thorp at the I. o. o. F. cernetry, at Eureka Springs, over Satur' day and Sund ay. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Thorp are sisters. Lit tie Miss Myrtle Thorp returned with them Monday, and vii spend a few days visiting he , grand. parents, Mr. and Mrs. w A. Russell.
 Mrs. Fannie Southwell, resid ! ing at Gaskins switch, will sel cheap, beginning Nov. 1, ant continuing until Dec. l, he 3 house. -hold goods, good team harness and wagon, two cows 5 farm and garden implements Mould liLa tia sell farm. OtharWiSy