The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-30

SlllilSles, WHicn ne can sell you at a moderate price.
 Alb Webb is getting rather saucy. He is able to be out ir the open enough to get a fresh breath occasionally.
 Ely Webb has made a some what successful effort to be sick the past week or so, but is re- ported improving.
 Mrs. Herbert Shibley went tc Bellefonte Saturday for a visit with the "old gentleman," who is agent at that place.
 W. A. Russell and wife return ed Wednesday from a visit at the home of their daughter Mrs. E. Thorp at Eureka Springs.
 Dr. D. E. Morgan, tic noted veterinary surgeon, is to be in Green Forest, Tuesday May f, for one day only. Bring in yo ,Ir stock. Consultation free.
 Mrs. Elzetta Thorn left Satur- day evening for an extended visit at the home of her father and other relatives in Texas.
 The local camp of M. w. As is taking on boom. Seven new applications were received at the meeting on last Friday night.
 Take your laundry work tc Puckett & Phillips barber shop. They send a basket to the Pierce City Steam Laundry every other week.
 Wyatt Hittson has bought the 26-acre tract lying just south of the railroad yards from Dan Wilson. The consideration was $500.
 Tom Buell. has just received a car load of machinery embracing various kinds of farm imple ments. Call and look over his stock.
 John Buell. took another spell carving on his shade trees Mon : day. John seems to think the more trimming can be given a tree the better.
 Rev. Whitehead, pastor of the c. P. church at Harrison, preached in Green Forest Sum- day and Sunday night at the Methodist church.
 Charley Hale writes us to change the address of his paper from Little Rock to Maple, he having completed his first year in the Little Rock medical school.
 Fertilizer not only gives great increase in yield of first crop but permanently strengthens the soil. It is not an experiment. Talk to Jim Reeves about what it will do.
 Mrs. Lee Smith went to Leslie Sunday for brief visit with Lee whose duty as cheif of the steam shovel gang still holds him in the "wilds" below Leslie.
 Dr. D. E. Morgan, the noted veterinary surgeon, is to be in Green Forest, Tuesday May 4, for one day only. Bring in your stock. Consultation free.
 Charley Claborn left Monday evening for Muskogee, Okla, where he went to accept job as foreman of an extra gang on track work on the M. K. & T.
 Mrs. Ed. Harbert Jr. who has been quite i'll for some weeks at her home on Osage, some eight miles southwest of Green Forest, is reported as somewhat improv- ed.
 Charley Wells and wife are again residents of Green Forest, having moved to the Graham property in the Oliver addition, recently vacated by Will How ard.
 Jerry Brammer has caught the improvement spirit and has employed Jim Reeves to build him a handsome new home out on his farm, 1-2 miles northeast of town
 Joshua Stevens and his bride have gone to Everton where they will make their home for the present, tn It being the present headquarters of the bridge crew of which Mir. Stevens is foreman.
 Bud Nunnally has rented out his farm and has again become a resident of Green Forest, oc- cupying the house formerly known as the Jesse Goforth property on N. Springfield street.
 Charley Harbert and family have been up from Omaha the past week, visiting relatives Charley says he is not exactly decided what he will do since selling out at Omaha, but admits tho temptation is pretty strong to move hack tn Erean Enreat