The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-16

YShoes and oxfords at reduced prices. T. E. Wilson.
 Mrs. Jeff Harbert was reported very sick Wedn esday.
 ' For thoroughbred short horn calves call on W. l.. Sneed.
 Y Linen & Cox will pay the mar ket price for good oats. Phone No. GA.
 The Cannery wants to buy plums, blackberries, pea ches and apples.
 Mrs. A. B. Wilson has gone to Talala, Okla, for visit with relatives.
 Paul Colvin departed Sunday evening for Colorodo, to accept station work on the Santa Fe.
 J. R. Brown, an attorney of Van Buren, Ak, was here Mon- day on a combined business and pleasure vi sit.
 A. M. Webb was passenger to Olvey Monday, where he has decided to embark in the pro- duce business.
 E. c. Cooper and family went to Grass Leaf farm near Enon Monday, where they visited and fished portion of the week.
 J. A. Anderson of Bruno, Ark, left for his home Tuesday after a few days visit at the home of his daughter Mrs. w. H. Lawrence.
 Money to loan on farms. Call on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark.
 Miss Ida Beck left Sunday for Row, Okla, for a visit and to look after some matters pertain ing to her estate, she being one of the benehciaries of the Chero- kee allotment.
 Dr. Donaldson lost a fine mare on Friday of last week from the effects of kick by horse be- longing to Prof. Scott. The animals were running in the doctors pasture.
 Auburn Cox is substituting for Henry Howard on Route 5, while the latter is doing double duty at something else, that of taking his annual vacation and shooting targets at Ft. Smith.
 Among the members of the "Home Guards who are in Ft. Smith this week practicing tar- get are Lieut.. W. H. Howard and Privates Dave Coatney, Bob Graham, Joe McNemar, Pug Parks and Claud Watson.
 The Misses Burney entertained on last Friday evening in honor of their friend Miss Madge Fos- ter who has been guest at the Burney home during the past week. The evening was de- lightfully spent by all partici- pants in games of various kinds. Refreshments were served.
 Now is 8 good time to enter the Springfield Business College. That excellent school guarantees 8 good situa ation to every gradu- ate of shorthand or telegraphy or shorthand and bookkeeping. You may pay for your course from your salary after you | graduate.
 Advertising pays we'll accord ing to Auburn Cox. Some time ago somebody posted fence sign out on Route ''If you want to marry see Auburn Cox" He received answers as high as eight day. If he had used the newspaper he could have been married and divorced before now.
 Death has separated the twin boys that recentaly came to the home of MT. and Mrs. George Phillips, little Fred having pass ed away on last Monday. Neith- CT of the little ones has been very strong and death come not un- pected. Interment was made in Glenwood Tuesday forenoon. | w. A. Ferguson is finishin g the upper story of his stone building on the north side for lodge room and will soon be in a posi- l ton to house the various orders in comfortable quarters-an en- terprise that is badly needed here. The room will be 25x50 with ventilation from every di- rection.
 Capt. Ed Harbert was telling the members of the loafers club a sensational story Monday. He said that he had just learned by wire that old Crazy Snake bad another uprising and the sol- diers who left here the day be-