The Green Forest tribune., 1909-02-19

sick.
 Tabor wants to sell you gro- ceries.
 J. c. Chapin of Lucerne, Mo-, was in Green Forest this week looking after some land interests here.
 Party who lost petition for a rural route out of Green Forest can get same by calling at The Tribune office.
 Good second hand typewriter | for sale or trade. For particu- lars write or see J. R. Crawford :, | Green Forest, Ark.
 Those who eat groceries are l especially invited to call on A. J. ] Tabor at the old stand and buy of his fresh, clean stock. Prof. Hugh Morrow and wife and Sam Morrow of Fayetteville @ were here Wednesday to attend the Morrow Bedding wedding.
 Ben Noblett has returned from Oklahoma, having purchased a farm near Claremore. He will leave for his new home soon.
 J. c. Harbert received a car load of staple and fancy grocer ies Thursday and will be opened for business in good shape by Monday.
 There will be an entertainment at the school building Friday evening, March 6, under the auspices of the School Improve ment Association. A good pro- gram is being prepared.
 Desiring The Tribune to pa ss judgment upon the quality of coffee he is handling, Grocer s. A. Eversole sent us up pack age of his famous Johnson Allen brand, which we pronounce ex- cellent. It retails for only 20 cents pound.
 Among The Tribune's valued absent friends it has none it ap- preciate more than W. s. Pur- celly of Loving, Tex, who for many years made one of Carroll county's best citizens. MT. Pur- celly says he is enjoying health and a reasonable degree of pros- perlty. He says Young, his home county, is a fine county, but does not look better to him than does the country surround ing Green Forest. In enclosing an in advance payment on sub- scription he sends best regards to all his old time friends here.
 Jeff Harbert and Ely Webb returned from sparkling expe- dition down about Melville Mon- day, at least that is what Jeff said was the object of the trip. He also added that it came pret- ty nearly being a be. He asked the lady to marry him and she ask to be excused and he said he excused her before he thought, else there would have been something doing beyond a doubt. He felt perfectly vexed over his thoughtlessness when he arriv- ed home Monday night to find a grand reception awaiting the supposed bridal party. Jeff says if his friends will forgive him this time he will never disap- point them again.
 Mrs. John Ramsey entertained her Sunday School class of little tots with Valentine party Sat- urday evening. Each of the twelve boys in the class was per- mitted to choose his companion from the girls and quarter of a hundred happy hearts that were as light as the good old Saint could have wished enjoyed the evenings festivities to the limit. Light refreshments were served. Those present were Masters: :: John Poynor, Ertie Hughey, Kirby Phillips, Wayne Lamb, Willie Linzey, Elmer Reeves, Clarence Rhodes, Harold Dun- can, Jewel Reynolds, Clarence Watson, Dallas Grim, Idis Poy- nor and Dewitt Dormer. Misses Clyde Rhodes, Walta Lamb, Alice Colvin, Maud Hatfiel d, Lena Phillips, May Ruble, Hell len Colvin, Leona Lamb, Grace Webb, Ruth Leathers, Francis Scott and Fred Ramsey.