The Green Forest tribune., 1908-11-13
Local Mention.
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J. r. Stafford and Will Sneeo made a business trip to Osage Monday.
 Rev. w. H. Hatfield is in Southwest Missiouri holding re- vival meeting.
 Can furnish you a good grade of flour at S2 per hundred.
 Linen & Cox.
 The excellent weather the past two weeks has enabled the farm CT to do lots of work.
 Edison's Improved phono- graps and all the latest records for sale by c. c. O'Neal & Co.
 A cement side walk is being put in front of c. B. Grim's store and w. A. Ferguson's new building.
 Our age limet is from Is to 45 years for insurance. Social membership from IS to any age.
 B. c. Kirkham and wife and son were guests at the home of Grandpa Kirkham a few days the past week.
 Mrs. Ramsey is better prepar. ed than ever to give her custom CTS satisfactory styles and prices on hats
 Mrs. John w. Bartlett and two sons of Blue Eye, Mo-, were busi- ness visitors in Green Forest Fri. day of last week.
 George Thorn returned We'd nesday from St. Louis, where he had been to consult . specialist for medical treatment.
 Grandma Leathers came up from Harrison and spent several days the past week at the home of her son, Ali Leathers.
 The M. w. A. is offering to protect your loved ones. Don't you think it we'll worth the ef- fort on your part to secure it?
 The entertainment of the Junior Epworth League will be Satur- day night, the IA, in place of Tuesday night, the 17th. Mrs. Ira Goforth and two chil- dren of Homstead, Oklahoma, are visiting at the home of her father, Wm. Miller, near Cisco.
 Good, we'll improved, we'll watered farm, with fine young orchard to trade for a stock of goods. Apply at the Tribune Office.
 A. J. Tabor went to Berryville Friday to help count the Carroll county vote for president and congressman. The county gave majorities of PA for Bryan and All for Floyd.
 Sunday will be Rev. Ruble's farwell sermon for this confer ence year. He will leave first of the week for Van Buren to at- tend the annual conference. His many friends hope that he will be returned to Green Forest charge.
 The report received here last week that Isaac Butler was dead as d result of the shooting in Muskogee, Okla., last week was erroneous. He was seriously wounded and death may result, but he was still alive at last re- port.
 B. B. Eslinger, commercial agent for the Farmers Union of this district, moved his family to Harrison Thursday, and will make his future home. He will open an office here as sooo as de- tails are arranged.--Harrison Times.
 Meals 15 cents at all hours at the Star Grocery and Restaurant Miss Ida Norris arrived home Saturday from Oklahoma where she had been for several months visiting with her sister, Mrs. Ad Sizemore. Mrs. Sizemore died about six weeks ago. Miss Ida will live with her sister. Misses Martha and Alta, who have re- gently moved into town, occupy ing rooms at the home of Rev. Binkley near the Christian church. These girls are daugh- ters of Marion Norris, deceased.
 Mrs. Mary Morris died at her home near Yocum Saturday night and was buried Monday in the Yocum cemetery beside her husband, James Morris, who died several years ago. Rev. J. H. Ruble, pastor of the M. E. S. church at this place conducted the funeral. Mrs. Morris belong ed to that class of pioneer women of Carroll county who are grow ing fewer every year, and in her death good women and kind mother has gone to her reward She leaves g number of children but they are all grown. She has many relatives and friends