The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-10
Local Mention.
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 The weather bureau will please predict rain.
 Corn field beans at T. M. Buell's.
 Miss Laura Patty is a new op- orator at the lccal telephone switch board. She succeeds Miss Virgie Estes, who will short ly go to Boone county to attend school.
 MT. and Mrs. w. A. Russell entertained the families of three of their sons-in law Saturday and Sunday: Al Dillows of Grand View, Ellworth Thorp of Eureka Springs and Ira Porter en route, the latter being in charge of a boarding car on the railroad.
 A debate is now in progress at Urbanette, the combatants being Elder J. B. Hardy of Wellsford, Kan, and Elder Ben M. Bogard of Little Rock. Bogard affirms that the Missionary Baptist church is scriptural in origin, doctrine and practice. Hardy disputes. The latter is an advo- cate of the "Hardshell" doctrine. The debate closes today.
 By all means before you buy fruit cans, see those Economy Jars at T. M. Buell's. They are fruit savers, money savers and the best jar on earth. Supply is limited, so act at once.
 M. A. Corbett of Lonoke, Ark. :, under the direction of the state organization of the Farmers Union, delivered a very interest ing and instructive address here Tuesday, presenting the objects and principles of the order in a very different light to the opin- ion of many people. The Farm CTS Union that MT. Corbett pre- sented is an organization that every person be he merchant, banker or what can heartily in- dorse. Mir. Corbett says that many wrongs have been perpe- trated under disguise or at the instance of individual members of the union.
 No body need want finer pro- spect for tomatoes than l.. V. Porter has on his one-acre crop in town. The vines are now climbing close on to waist high and loading themselves like hops. He also has nice specimen of clover production, having gath cred the second crop already from seed sown this spring.
 Denver, Ark, looks better to Dennis Myres than does the capital of Colorado by the same name. He has come all the way back here after three weeks ab- sence.
 See George Thorn for Berry vile flour. It excels for biscuits and the best for light bread.
 Ralph Routzong and wife ar rived home Sunday from Par sons, Kan.
 Mrs. Pat McEntire left Sunday for Sulphur Springs, where she will spend month for the benefit of her health.
 Jerry Brammer was called to Rogers Sunday in connection with his duty as agent of the government in tick eradication He returned Tuesday with orders to make thorough inspection of all cattle held under quaran : tine here last summer.
 A. J. Russell was giving his friends here the friendly grip of a hopeful candidate Tuesday. He came over with Tax Collector Hailey, who was here to pay over the funds he had collected for the town to the treasurer.
 Fine stock pigs for sale. c. H. Colvin.
 Miss Edna Walker leaves today for months visit with her sister, Mrs. Gunter Nunnally, at Leslie.
 Col. Nunnally turned in home for spell Wednesday,.
 Joshua Stevens has quit the iob of bridge foreman on the railroad and has returned home here.
 Albert Shahan and Miss Belle Stroud were united in marriage at the home of Eld. Martin Wednesday afternoon.