The Green Forest tribune., 1909-11-12
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J. R Crawford and family spent first of the week with Denver relatives and friends.
 A girl arrived at Mace Saow'a last Saturday night. The par ents reside in the cottage just west of the stnrage barn of the Green Forest Produce Go.
 Tom Vowell sends a smiling letter from McGregor, Tex, con ,aining a punk and regards to his old friends He says he is very nieely located down in Texas.
 c. A, Fuller was over from Eureka Springs Friday of last week on legal business and in- cidentally handing out cards an . nouncing his candidacy for Prosecuting Attorney.
 Will Walker was down from Connor Tuesday and informs us that he is about to leave Arkan . sas, having sold his farm to Will liam Miller of the neighborhood. He thinks he may go to Old Mex ico.
 Clay Jenkins has moved to town and is occupying Charley Harbert's cottage opposite the Crockett Hotel, where he will reside until he has completed his arrangements to move to Wyom- ing.
 The series of meetings begun Sunday week ago by Eld. Borden at the Christian church closed Wednesday night. They were attended with good interest, several additions being made to the church.
 Elmer Wise and Miss Fame Patty drove out to the Reeves Spring Sunday morning and by previous arrangement met Rev. Ruble and you may guess the rest. They will reside in Elmer's 8 home on Scott street.
 Clay Jenkins found a pocket book containing S115 last We'd nesday. He was going through some of the papers in his possess sion once the property of his grand father w. B. Carter. The money is Confederate issued in '61.
 Mrs. Loss Nunnally and little grandson Willie returned home Wednesday from a visit at Searcy and St. Joe. At the first men, toned place they spent week with WilIie's papa, who has a job as car inspector in the N. A. yards.
 Will Sneed and Jerry Bram- mer have bought A. B. Wilson's livery barn and will use it to shelter mules in, they having de- cided to engage permanently in the mule and horse business. Alfred has not announced his fu- ture plans.
 Tobe Smith was here from Berryville to shake hands with voters and hear the candidates for congress speak Tuesday. His announcement for the Democratic nomination for Cir cult Clerk will appear in The Tribune next week.
 Sneed & Brammer brought in another car load of mules gather ed from points on the railroad in Boone county last week. This firm has handled several car loads of the long, cared tribe this fall and seem very we'll satisfied with the profit made.
 At the recent annual meeting of the stockholders of the Green Forest Canning Co.,, the same officers were re- elected as fol- lows: J. F. Walker, president; ; J. A. Buell., vice president; M. s. Coxsey, treasurer; c. L. Scott, secretary and manager.
 Dr. G. V. Poynor of South west City, Mo, was greeting old friends in Green Forest Monday. He came over from Berryville where he had been called on ac- count of the serious illness o1 his grandchild, the little daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Tom Morris.
 J. B. Reeves took another trading spell last week and swapped Wyatt Hittson his home place for the latter's home, (the Burney place) in the Carter ad dition. The exchange passed values to the extent of about $40OO. Both moved to their new hn,noo ot Onoo