The Green Forest tribune., 1908-06-05

| Next week Is the teachers lnSH tute.
 Those wanting strawberry plants from my patch should see me at once. Also have large quantity of fine tomato plants J. B. Reeves.
 Tomato prospects are reported fine. Raisers generally are get ting an earlier start this year than usual.
 Fresh fish on Friday and fresh groceries every day at Thorn 8 grocery. Phone 50.
 Mrs. Kate Jageman lost 8 Cameo stick pin between A. DeBarr's residence and the post office Sunday. Finder will please return to her.
 Ely Webb, who is salesman for Keet- Rountreo Dry Goods Co.,. is laid up here tbis week with 8 sprained ankle.
 Now if you want a nice clean, new shoe worth the money, see T. E. Wilson.
 M. M. Butler has sold his busi . ness property in Denver to the l. O. o. F. lodge of that place. The lodge will puta second story on the building to be used as a lodge room.
 Tomato plants for sale, apply to Mrs. Ragsdale, 1 1-4 miles east of Green Forest.
 Merchant Jasper Littrell and wife were up from Oak Grove Tuesday.
 c. c. O'Neal, R. l.. Jernigan, Fred Sweeney, w. H. Hatfield and Andy Hoag left for Enon Tuesday noon we'll armed with fishing tackle; you can guess the rest much more accurately per- haps than we could tell you.
 According to report sent to The Tribune, Uncle Henry Law = renee was just 5S years old last Sunday and the custom of the good people of Farewell n neighbor- hood to celebrate such events was somewhat emphasized on this occasion. While MT. and Mrs. Lawrence were attending church, a number of the neigh bors gathered in at MT. Law rence's house and spread dinner on a long table on the front porch and had things ready for business upon the return of Mir. and Mrs. Lawrence. When the crowd was counted the guests numbered about 15O. The dinner was fine and thoroughly enjoyed. Itis said that Uncle Henry dem- onstrated his ability to laugh as he has on but few occasions be- fore, and that the noise he made was far more melodious than usual.
 THE Tribune is proud of it's bunch of correspondents, but we want more yet. We need some one to report from Denver, Osage, Cisco, Oak Grove, Blue Eye and Markley. Stationery and free Tribune will be fur nished.
 Wilson wants your meat, lard, butter and eggs.
 Children day exercises of the M. E. Church South will be held at the church beginning at 8: 15 Sunday evening. Program con- sists of songs, recitations and other exercises by the children.
 Blue Eye is advertising two days picnic. for July the 3 and 4.
 Willie Coxsey has gone to St.. Louis to accept position in the wholesale house of Ferguson Mo- Kinney Dry Goods Co.
 Charley Wells has opened a branch flour and feed store in AL peDa.
 J. M. Glasgow has moved back to his farm OH Route ?.
 Oscar Wilson was up from Har- rison first of the week to see his papa and mamma, of course.
 The post office at Osage was robbed Wednesday night and cash to the amount of S35 was taken, also some registered letters the contents being unknown. The lock was broken off the door and the money taken from the cash box, no safe being in use. So far there is no clew.
 J. R. Crawford of Denver, the popular salesman for the Great Western Oil Co.,, has been tied up in Green Forest since Tu uesday on account of illness.
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