The Green Forest tribune., 1909-02-05
Local Mention.
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 H. H. Martin and son were up from Enon Monday. Albert Duncan and wife were here from Blue Eye Monday. 8 Coffee fresh from the roaster, Honce a week at T. E. Wilson's. 9 Orton Walker went to Harri- aIson on pleasure last of the week.
 The condition of George Thorn has grown worse during the lweek.
 Is J. c. Azdell of Little York, H., is here visiting his brother l.. L.. Azdell.
 Ivy Dooling has recently nov ed to the Wilding property, east of town.
 Mrs. Kinda Reynolds of Alpe- na is visiting friends and rela- lives here this week.
 Thoroughbred Red Bourbon Turkey gobblers for sale. Andy Cox, Route 1, Green Forest.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and chil- dren returned Sunday from a visit with Gunter at Gilbert. # Miss Joe Warren returned first of the week from two weeks visit with relatives at Denver.
 Next dental dates of Dr. Spur lin in Green Forest is Feb. 9, 10 and II.
 X Miss Nora Newman of Oak Grove is visiting at the home of her grand father J. l.. Rhodes. E John Hamel turned in the past week for a visit with his family. He is working on bridges east of Searcy.
 Jewel Reynolds delightfully."- Entertained a small host of his young friends with party Tues- day night.
 Mrs. Kate Wallace, who re- sided here some years ago, died at her home in Cookville, Tenn, of pneumonia Jan. ?.
 Mrs. Ed Erwin, nee Miss Nola Phillips, has been seriously ill of fever at her home near Denver, but is reported as improving.
 C. l.. Scott and J. B. Reeves have been mixing with the can- ners at the national convention at Louisville, Ky, this week.
 II offer my barn and livery out fit for sale and will make figures that will interest. R. D. GALLOWAY.
 Leslie Blakely, who has been paying his respect to one of Green Forests fair, returned to lis home in Oklahoma Tuesday.
 l.. Lewallen of Sisco was in own on business Tuesday and eports considerable fencing down down by the recent gale.
 Mrs. George McNiel is getting g llong very we'll since undergo ng a surgical operation last week.. She is being cared for at he home of G. S. Firestone.
 Mrs. A, J. Russell and Ra- nond and Jay and Louise and
 .L. Jr. drove over from Berry
 file for visit Tuesday, return ng home Wednesday afternoon.
 Misses Nora and Nellie Grey :,
 esiding one and a half miles
 outhwest of this place, enter
 ained a number of Green Forest
 riends at their ho me Sunday fternoon.
 The fierce gale last week de- , lolished the old derrick at the nee famous Draught shaft, near le depot. Thus forcible re- finder of what might have been as past from view.
 Charlie Sneed of Osage has ,, sen visiting relatives and
 lends here for the last few
 avs. Charlie has sufficiently
 ,cuperated from his recent ill.,
 ass to be up and about. :, w. L. Wesson, some years ago I. Resident here, is still keeping
 s eye on Green Forest through s- le medium of The Tribune. He !: i'll has some land interests here 8 ld threatens once in a while to n me back.
 Il The Green Forest Canning Go.
 how ready td make tomato [? ntracts for the coming season a you wish to make some of U, lr land yield you an income |, $50 per acre next SC ason talk ,t C. l.. Scott.
 ls George Shipman returned 'n be Tuesday from MadiA. e a., where he went on a pros-