The Green Forest tribune., 1908-07-17

ailllquateu pair or OVernaulS ms wife had forced him to wear to the city.
 The finest lot of country bacon at the lowest prices at T. M. Buell's.
 Jay Wells, the 5.year old son of W. J. Wells, is seriously ill of fever.
 See J. B. Harden for peach crates.
 Mrs. John Ramsey and little Miss Fred left Tuesday to visit friends and relatives in Kansas and Oklahoma.
 Rev. w. H. Hatfield and wife returned home Saturday from Fayetteville, where they have been visiting their daughter.
 Mrs. Sallie Clifford of Harrison is here visiting her sister, Mrs. w. A. Butt.
 Misses Joe and Ida Warren and Ruby Nunnally were at Denver visiting Sunday.
 George Hayhurst was bruised up considerably by wagon load of hay turning over with him. The accident happened at his brothers place on Yocum last Monday.
 Go to Thorn's and get some of those nice salt fish just arrived.
 A Junior Epworth League was organized by Miss Ethel Nun- nally Sunday evening last at the M. E. Church South with mem- bership of IF, the officers being chosen as follows: Willie Ramsey, president; Marie Hoag, first vice president; Francis Hoag second vice president; Willie Officer secretary; Fred Ramsey treas- urer; Mae Ruble organist and Hallie Dormer, assistant organist.
 w. c. Owens was up from Yocum looking after some busi- ness Tuesday.
 Reports from the Bogard- Hardy debate at Urbanette last week say that everything passed off..as quietly as could be expected under the circumstances. Eld. Hardy of the "Hardshell" faith is universally pronounced a hard hitter and man unusually we'll versed upon the scriptures.
 Dr. Kirby was called here from Harrison last Saturday to assist in an operation on the foot of Mrs. Mary Linzee. Mrs. Linzee sustained a fall several weeks ago resulting in an injury to her foot which threatened to make her a permanent cripple. The operation has thus far given the desired result and hopes are brightened for the patients early recovery.
 Thorn will sell you eight bars of Ivory soap for quarter.
 Somebody could do Sam Car mack nice favor by telling of the whereabouts of his shepherd that he lost about three weeks ago. It is dark dog with stripes down his face and wore small collar
 Car of best Portland cement has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 The Fayetteville Commercial College, Fayetteville, Ark, has the reputation of being the best equipped and the most thorough and practical of business in the Southwest.
 John Buell. has figured out that Reuben Dickard, the Osage mail carrier, has travelled during the seven years he has had this con- tract in the neighborhood of 65, 900 miles, or a distance great enough to reach more than twice around the world. In these jour- neys Reuben has crossed the Osage more than 50,000 times. il falling across his path in the regular route of travel 26 times a day.
 In these days of cigarette smok- ing loafing and general good for. nothingness among boys, it is refreshing to find real gentle. man among them. courteous and industrious and can be de- pended upon. One of this special class is Adrian Firestone, the delivery boy at Thorn's s grocery. He is all the same a man and above the average one at that. He is full of business, honest and we'll hammered. There is nothing more certian than that Adrian Firestone will grow up to be a man that will be worth som athinp.
 J. s. Abercombie of Benton, Ark, who has been here for two or three weeks past organizing a local branch of the Columbian