The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16
Local Mention.
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 George Ward is reported very sick.
 YGo to the Model Grocery for jar lids and rubbers.
 Ross Harbert has been quite ~ Ill of fever for several days.
 Eld. E. E. Stauffer of Harrison was here on business Tuesday. James Keithley and wife were in BerryvilIe Saturday.
 Elmer Wise is looking after his mining interests in Joplin this week.
 Dr. Spur,in, the dentist, was over from Berryville on business Wednesday.
 A. A. Backus has been visit 9s ing his family at Clifty during the past week,
 Bud Nunnally is doing some common labor this week in his hay field on Yocum.
 George Wiswell took run over to Eureka Springs Sunday evening on "business."
 c. D. Wall was in St. Louis first of the week buying goods for the firm of Grim & Wall.
 Mrs. J. c. Howard is recover ing from the effects of broken collar bone sustained some weeks ago.
 Roy Dooling, now resident of Stone county, Mo-, has been visiting relatives here since Sun- day.
 W. G. Hanbury was over from Berryville Tuesday night to do some expert work on the tele- phone switchboard.
 Miss Jennie Harbert has been seriously ill for the past two weeks with little or no improve ment at last report.
 Mrs. H. P. Burney arrived home Tuesday from Oxford, Miss, where she had been on visit to relatives for several weeks.
 Col. c. I. Forsyth is carrying his face in a sling this week on account of kick administered by his saddle mare on last Sum- sv,>. ,1ay morning.
 Carrier John Patton says that he has to sing "In Greenland's Icy Mountains " all the day long and loud in order to keep cool out on his route.
 Miss Fame Patty and Elmer Wise spent the summer in Eureka Springs Saturday and Sunday. Miss Fame was a guest of her sister, Miss Jessie.
 Clement Pyron, who is en- ployed on the Reeves block, was called to Leslie Sunday to attend the funeral of the infant daugh- ter of his brother Charlie. It died of whooping cough.
 Ely Webb has vacated the property recently sold c. D. Wall by Elmer Wise and MT. Wall is once more in his own home in Green Forest. MT. Webb moved to the Jesse Goforth cottage on N. Springfield St.
 Misses Vera Brake and Pearl Rhodes went.out to the home of w. F. Shade on Saturday eve- ming to attend a surprise party given in honor of the 18th birth day of Miss Della Tanning. They report a fine time.
 pr. J. B. Bolton, the Eureka Springs pioneer physician, died at his home in that city last Monday, He had been one of the pillars of the Baptist church there almost since it's first organ ization. As doctor and a citizen both he will be greatly missed.
 Quito number of friends of E. c. Cooper gathered at the home of J. l.. Russell Sunday evening and engaged in singing, the meeting being rather in honor of MT. Cooper, whose elegant basso voice was once so popular in musical circles here. The canning factory is oper- ating rather slowly by jerks so far. The peach crops contracted for from Bellefonte orchards are not banning out. Instead of thousands of bushels the outlook now is reduced to hundreds. Quite few products, such as plums, blackberries and apples are coming in from local growers but it takes large quantity of such to justify e.starting up of tho plant.
 Mrs. Rebecca Jernigan and