The Green Forest tribune., 1909-06-04
Where will you celebrate?

l Where will you celebrate?
 Mrs. H. M. Reeves of Coil visited her friend Mrs. A. B ! Wilson this week.
 Andy Cox says that crop pros lpscts are very bright all along | the course of Route 1.
 Porter can figure bill of fur niture down to your reach every time. He sells the goods.
 Jay Lewis, the little son of Kin Howard, has been quite i'll this week but is reported better.
 Johnnie Moore of Colorad c visited at the home of his un cle A. B. Wilson, first of tho week
 For fear some one failed tc notice it, The Tribune will state for the benefit of the public gen erally that it rained again Wed nesday afternoon.
 John Parks has gone to Kan sas City, where he will probably secure employment as a carpen ter. Lem decided the prospects are so good here that he would not leave just at the present time.
 John Dish room out on Route II declares that he has by even count one million tomato plants, l produced from the highest priced seeds. He says he can supply several growers and have enough left for himself.
 Miss Lula Masters left Satur- day for Columbus, Kan, after a visit of several weeks with her parents out on Route 1. She will attend the county normal at Columbus, after which she will again engage in teaching.
 Mrs. E. J. Ellis of Wayne City, H., and Mrs. w. E. Rohde of Tulsa, Okla, are here visiting at the home of c. F. and s. B. Staten out northwest of town. The former is the mother of the latter a sister of the Statens.
 w. H. Howard went to the Springs Monday evening to take another civil examination. Miss Pearl Rhodes decided at the last minute that she didn't want to leave Green Forest, so she did not go to take the examination
 Miss Alta Norris left Saturday for Wellington, Kan, where she may reside in the future. Mss Alta is an exceptionally clever young lady and The Tribune has no doubt but that she will find remunative employment in We'll ingten.
 pr. Crozier requests us to say that he found 8 much better den- tai business here last week than he had contempt ated, and that he will come here regular once 8 month hereafter, increasing the length of his stay each time as the business may require.
 J. c. McNemar. and son Joe, who were injured in the run away on Wednesday of last week in which Master Ellis Dool- ing was killed, arc recovering even more rapidly than could fhave been expected. Their wounds while ugly in character proved not to be of serious nature.
 Gus Warehouse is in from Old Mexico, where he has spent another long spell at mining. He returns home this time some : what emaciated, bearing a close resemblance to one of death s playmates. It seems hardly probable that he will be able to stay away from Green Forest much this summer.
 At the regular meeting of the Masonic lodge Saturday night the annual election of officers took place. A. J. Tabor was elected Master, J. B. Reeves, Senior Warden, J. B. Rhodes Junior Warden, w. A. Butt sec- retary and c. B. Grim treasurer. The installation will take place on St. Johns daytime 24.
 J. E. Erwin and wife have gone to their former home at Columbus, Kan, where they will look after business matters and visit. During their absence MT. Erwin will consult an eye spec ialist at Pittsburg, Kan, con- cerning his eyes. On the trip north MT. and Mrs. Erwin were accompanied by their daughter Mrs. Cragor, who with her little son, had been here from Pitts burg visiting her parents.
 Willie Lynch, who was em. ployed with J. B. Stevens bridge crew, was quite seriously hurt in an accident with a hand car last Snndau naar Pindau Ha WA q