The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-16

E. $. Foreman is having som, repairs made on his home thi week.
 Arch West has had his hom, reroofed adding naturally to it. appearance.
 If you want the best for you
 money m spring goods you vii
 find it at Coxsey 6 Co.'S.
 Money to loan on farms Call on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark.
 Mrs. Mary Officer and children left Tuesday for Lowell, Ariz. where they will make their future home. The best wishes of g wide circle of friends here follow them to their new home. pr. J. o. Hoskins, the Verti nary Surgeon, will be in Green Forest next Monday, April 19 to remain three days to do vertin : ary work, especially castration See him if in need of work in his line.
 Harry Nunnally and bride, formerly Miss Boxie Tate of St. Joe, arrived here Thursday even : ing from St. Joe for visit with relatives. The marriage took place at the brides home last Sunday.
 Misses Pearl Rhodes and Edna Walker and Henry Howard are all back from Eureka Springs where they went Tuesday to take the civil examination. It will be several weeks before they know the result.
 Following a custom of several years standing Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Buell. entertained on Easter, sixty four of their relatives and friends being present to partake of d sumptuous dinner and hunt Easter eggs.
 James Binkley has traded his residence property for Miss Nan cy Tabor's interest in the Tabor home stead. George Tabor and family, together with his mother and sister, will reside in the Binkley property.
 K. A. Martin came in on Fri day of last week from Home- stead, Okla, where he has been on rather extended visit at the home of his son Delbert. He says that Oklahoma was begin ming to look pretty dry.
 If you want to see a nice, neat, clean and up-to date store come to the Star Grocery, the cheapest place in town. Come and be convinced. Restaurant in con- nection; meals 15c. at all hours. Phone 98. s. A. Eversole.
 Fred Puckett was over from the Springs during the past week enjoying portion of his va cation from his position as post man. Fred is good boy, which is saying good deal for a boy of this day and generation.
 The Springfield Business Col lege finds employment at good wages for hundreds of young people who take the course. There is chance for every worthy young man and wo man. Good notes may be given for tuition.
 Ben Noblett failed to close his deal for the Tom Duncan farm and has bought the Sam Porter place, three miles northwest, from Mart Trantham. He has taken residence in town for the present occupying the Foreman cottage on Scott street.
 Jesse Buell. was on Thursday of last week married to Miss Eva Shibley of Van ,Buren, Ark, the event taking place at the brides home. The happy couple arriv- ed in Green Forest Sunday and will probably make their home here. The bride is a neice of l.. s. Shibley.
 Clyde West was over from Eureka Springs Saturday look ing after his fathers farm out northeast of town. He tells us his father has retired from the Missionary work in this state and has accepted the care of three churches in Texas, having nov ed his residence from Texar- kama.
 c. L. Scott and wife of Osage were in town Saturday on one of their occasional business visits to our town. MT. Scott is the pro- prietor of the c. L. Scott Spoke & Lumber Co, with headquar. ters at Osage, and is probably the