The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-19

Mrs. Shaw of Jasper, Ark .,~ is visiting with her daughter-in : law, Mrs. Anna Stevens Shaw.
 Rev. Ruble is entertaining his nephew J. D. Ruble of Bellefonte and his on-in law James Hast ings of Tupelo.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Hinch- man of Berryville visited at the home of Mrs. Loss Nunnally Sunday.
 Mrs. Golman Norris and her two little ones Vera and Cosby of near Parker, accompanied by Miss Jennie Jones, spent the day with Miss Alta Norris Wednes- day.
 A letter from our old time citi- zen and physician, Dr. Ellis Harbert of Stockton, Calif., merely tells us that he wants The Tribune, the expression being emphasized with a strip of long-green.
 At the usual hour for service next Sunday evening at the NJ :. E. church there will be a home mission sermon preached, fol- lowing which there will be pub lie installation of the Home Mis- sion society officers.
 H. J. Woolwine writes us that he is temporarily located at Cass- vile, Mo. His fine horse, so badly injured some weeks ago, is getting we'll and it is thought he will not be permanently in- jured in any way, except few ugly scars.
 John Buell. is the owner of the most extravagant pipe in the settlement. His associates in the bank have presented him with six wheel Meerchaum. John is so proud of the gift that he is hesitating about nastying it up with tobacco.
 A consignment of three new instruments has recently be bought by the local band, tub a., alto and cornet, at an aggregate cost of little over S2O0. It is to meet some of this expense that the boys are giving a concert next Thursday night.
 R. H. Etherton and wife of Colorado Springs, Colo, arrived here last week and will probably make this country their home, having traded property in Colo.- rado Springs for the place known as the Merritt Stroud farm two miles out on the Osage road.
 Dr. J. A. Worthington is now on transport duty as army phy- sician between San Francisco and the Philippines, having start ed on his first trip from San Francisco Jan. IA. It is prob able that he will later be assigned to work in the Philippines for a year.
 Some of the residents of Arch street are doing the handsome thing in the way of planting shade trees. Henry Howard and James Keithley went to the mountain and got wagon load of sugar naples and are lining the streets in the vicinity of their homes.
 Rev. J G. Mabrey of 1 eslie will preach at the Baptist church in Green Forest Sunday at Il o'clock and Sunday night. Rev. Mabrey is a good speaker and ought to command a good au- dience. He is a grand son of the late Eld. O. A. Mabre y of Green Forest.
 Mrs. Rena Wright and two little daughters of Berryville were in Green Forest Friday of last week. They have since gone to Colorado to join Mrs. Ruth Taggart, where Mrs. Wright will take up the study of telegra- phy. In the meantime she and her little ones will be great com- pany for Mrs. Taggart, who has been alone in the railroad office nearly all the time, since taking up station work.
 Mrs. Lona Hughey, wife of George Hughey, died very sud- denly on last Sunday morning. She was taken i'll of cramp collie the evening before and suffered greately all night, which was fol- lowed by an attack of heart. failure resulting in her death. Mir. Hughey was at Omaha and was not even aware of bis wife's illness until notified of her death. Interment was made at Parker Monday afternoon.
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