The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-09

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 M. & N. A. trains now run through to Joplin over the K. c. s. track from Neosho. Throug b service was instituted first of the month.
 J. Carpenter of WaIla Wslla, Wash, is visitin.s relatives a bout Green Forest, after twenty years absence. He i7 nephew of Jerry Patty.
 A. Cox hands us a sample of sweet potatoes he "keeps the year round." It supports 8 small bunch of slips, but looks quite eatable.
 LosT-July 3 on road to town from picnic grounds, not far from the gate, q lady's linen coat. Finder will please leave at Tribune Office.
 Mrs. Joe Whitaker and little daughter of Monett, Mo-, are guests at the home of Mrs. Whittakers' parents, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Buell..
 We haven't heard any of the ladies who attended the picnic complaining because that storm came on Sunday instead of Saturday afternoon.
 The canning factory has start- ed to grinding on the peach crop this week. Some difficulty is being experienced in adjusting the new machinery.
 D. c. Dormer was home from Monett, Mo-, for a visit during the past week. He has charge of the tinwork in one of Monett's large hardware concerns.
 You will find Dr. Crozier in his dental office in Green Forest on July 27, 2S, 20, 30. See him as soon as he arrives about your work
 Paul Colvin, who has been helper for his father in his position as station agent here, will leave soon for Colorado to accept position on the Santa Fe.
 w. O. Craft of Little Rock, special fire insurance agent, was here on business Wednesday He says the ratio of losses in Arkansas is very heavy this year.
 Mrs. w. B. Duncan has gone to her former home at Columbus, Kan, on account of some busi- ness matters pertaining to the settlement of her late husbands estate.
 Carlos Harbert arrived home from Springfield Saturday, where he has been for several months past taking course in the Springfield Commercial college.
 Jim Morgan returned Tuesday from Anna, Tex, where he was called on account of the serious illness of his sister, Mrs. E. F Parker, whom he left only slightly improved.
 Miss Elsie Walker, daughter of T. O. Walker, was over from the Walker stock farm, south west of Berryville, to celebrate with her Green Forest relatives and friends.
 Miss Maggie Martin is visiting friends in Green Forest this week She will leave Saturday fol Allen, Okla., where she has made her home the past two years with an aunt.
 J. H. Batta was here from Cotter to celebrate with his wife and little son Oscar, who are staying at the home of Mrs Batta's parents, Mr. and Mrs Jack Reeves.
 Mrs. Winnie Sharp and daughter of Adair, Okla, is visiting relatives in and around Green Forest. Mrs. Sharp is g niece of Mrs. J. F. Walker and John Ramsey.
 Herbert Shibley has returned from Bellefonte, where he has been supplying the position of agent for some time, and has resumed his duties as assistant to Agent Colvin.
 Frank Braswel is firm beliver in insurance, having received a check for S85 to pay for mare killed by lightning three weeks ago. He was insured in the Farmers Mutual.
 During the storm Sunday afternoon lightning struck corr stalk in James Keithley's garden and completely riddled 1t. This is the smallest object we ever k new thunder to fire at.
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