The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-09
Local Mention.
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8 Mrs. Mack Reynolds was up from Carrollton Tuesday to visit zfriends and see the dentist.
 Oscar Grim has bought the Hoag property on West Main street.
 Meals 15 cents at all hours at VI the Star Grocery and Restaurant
 Money to loan on improved E real estate. Call on or address Wm Jenkins & Co.,, Eureka < Springs, Ark.
 Mr. and Mrs. M. Peters are \ r,iudng out their affairs to leave .ses r.een Forest for Gainesville, where they will reside in the fu- i ture. Green Forest people are 10th to give these estimable people up, but all will join in a hearty good wish for their future welfare. They will be more than welcome any time they wish to come back to Green Forest. 1 Ely Webb is in Green Forest t.iis week on a vacation from his duties as salesman for Rect Rountree Dry Goods Co. of Springfield, Mo.
 LOST: Cameo stick pin be- tween the bakery and my house. Mrs. Kate Jageman.
 Andy Hoag and family to- gether with his mother and brother John will leave shortly for North Missouri.
 Trantham & Kirkham reports things lively in real estate busi- ness lately. They have closed four deals in the last three or four weeks as follows: Hoag prop erty sold to Oscar Grim, Bram- mer property to John Phillips, Kindly Reynolds property to J. c. McNemar and the Yenny pro- perty to w. E. Lamb.
 Lee Parker has bought M, Peters property.
 FOR SALE cheap: 6 horses, 1 COW, 4 buggies and lot of house. hold goods. c. l.. Scott.
 Word comes from Harrison of the recent arrival of a fine new boy at the home of Judge and Mrs. John l. |Worthington, which adds one more to this already somewhat Rooseveltian family.
 The stone and brick work on t6e new building of w. A. Fergu- son will be completed this week.
 John Buell. and Ed Puckett took a day off to shoot squirrels Tuesday. They killed eight.
 J. A. Buell. and wife went to Yocum Sunday to hear Eld. Borden preach.
 T. M. Buell. is we'll satisfied with the result of his poultry show at the fair, having captur- ed 49 premiums on chickens Mrs. Buell. got seven on canned fruits.
 James Wilding is back from southwest Texas to look after business, visit friends and tell of the beauties of the new country which now holds him as citizen.
 Joe Gum, a school teacher near Green Forest, was tried in Justice H. L. Bunch's court Monday on complaint of a parent of one of the pupils of his school whom he had chastised for an infraction of the rules of the school. The plaintiff asked for jury in the case but the justice over-ruled the request and de- cided the case in favor of the de- fendent. t.-Berryville Star.
 "Uncie" Frank Lawrence &C., compained by his son-in- Jaw, Will Freeman, and family, arr rived last week from California. We are not informed whether their stay will reach beyond a visit or not.
 Andy Cox is improving very slowly, though enough to give positive encouragement as to his ultimate recovery. His daughter. Miss Nina, is reported very ill also, suffering from an attack of typhoid fever.
 Having decided to move to Texas, Monroe Tipton has ad- vertised sale of his property to take place at his farm, 1.2 miles south of Wrinkles mill, on Thurs day, Oct. 20, beginning at 9 a. m., as follows: 39 head of yearling steers, 30 hogs, 2 fine brood mares, 1 year-old lilly, 1 suck ling colt, 2 year-old past mules, work horse, 5 tons timothy and olovar hav 3 milk cows. Deer .