The Green Forest tribune., 1908-05-29
Local Mention.
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 Misses Tommie Waldo and Lucille and Lillian Russell were over from BerryvilIe to see the show Friday night.
 Auburn Walker came up from Leslie to view old haunts Sun day.
 Miss Annie Porter left Monday for visit with relatives in Kansas.
 Strayed: White. faced brindle, dehorned COW, branded K on left hip. Notify L. l.. Azdell, Green Forest.
 A very pretty and substantial stone retaining wall has been built by Mrs. Harris in front of her residence property. It is a piece of work we'll worth imi- tating by others.
 Go to T. E. Wilson for the best shoe values. He has a line that gives perfect satisfaction.
 Good pasture for COWS and horses S1.00 per month. T. s. Phillips.
 Hanbury 6 Walker are build : ing their new long distance tele- phone line into Green Forest this week. A gap from here to Ber- ryville is all that is lacking be- tween Eureka Springs and Har- rison.
 Go to Rudd's for nice country hams and side meats. Price right.
 Blaine Rhodes is once more housed under his own roof, bav- ing become the owner of the Cooper property.
 Some sneak entered the home of L. J. Leatherbury in the absence of the familyia few days ago and raneacked the place, stealing S5 in cash. The money was in g trunk which was locked up by the burglar and the key taken away.
 Mrs, J. H. Ruble and Miss Telia are visiting at Bellefonte this week.
 Again you are reminded if you owe c. c. O'Neal & Co. on account you are expected to see them aboutit and settle by note or pay the cash at once.
 All who are indebted to me are requested to call and settle at once as I am needing money. If it is impossible for you to pay cash, come in and settle by note. Please attend to this immediate ly, and thus save me the trouble and expense of writing you, or having some one call and see you. Very truly, F. R. MORROW.
 The wife of Wesley Leather bury, residing near Maple, is again reported quite ill. She has been a chronic sufferer for several years.
 The local W. o. W. camp was stampeded by gang of ghosts on Tuesday night, which proved to be a number of the choppers wives clad in white sheets and mosques, who had come to inter- rupt the proceedings by inaugu- rating some fun and afterwards spreading 8 lunch. George Buell., the sentry, who was attacked by the mysterious callers, is said to have been frightened speeches.. After the publication was over, a number of the choppers were able to understand why their wives had insisted upon them going to the camp meeting that night. It is said to have been the best rep. resentation out in months.
 The excursion from Leslie to Eureka Springs last Sunday was well patronized, more than 600 tickets have been sold at the various points along the line. The crowd was very orderly.
 All who attended the unveiling of the W. o. W. monument placed at the grave of the late Robert Anderson near Urbanette last Saturday report nice time.
 Phone 50 for the best there is in groceries.
 Both goods and prices guacan- teed at Thorn's Grocery. Phone No. 50.
 c. P. Irby, the lately retired grocer, has been "setsing types" in the Tribune office this week for pleasure. He is thanking of quitting for the same purpose.
 Talk about big strawberries, Capt. Lightburn brought The Tribune a quart of Gandys Mon-
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