The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-10
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 Judge Butt and John Buell. are raising the standard of Scott street Improvements by having some elegant cement sidewalks put in this week.
 Mrs. Elzettie Thorn writes us from Lohn, Texas, to send along The Tribune, Gs she wants to know what is going on about her old home.
 A post card from Aaron Gre- ham tells us Of his intention to land here from California next Sunday. He was to have left there last Tuesday.
 A boy was born to MT. and Mrs. A. T. Linen residing in the Blasingame addition Monday. The mother has been seriously ill but is reported better.
 Carpenter E. A. Rich has talk en the contract to build a new school house in District No. 16 (Brawley.) The buildin g will be 26x30 and will cost $500.
 
 Albert Buell. quit showing goods over to the cou nter at Cisco Tuesday long enough to come over to Green Forest and get one good square meal.
 A. DeBarr and wife arrived home Sunday from Illinois. The pleasure of their visit was greatly marred by Mr. DsBarr's illness He is yet quite feeble.
 c. c. O'Neal & Co.,, are now able to sell you sewing machine on the installment plan. If yon are going to buy sewing machine don't fail to see them.
 Saturday, Sept. IS, has been set as a clean-u day for the old century just west of E. R. Gra- hams place on Yocum. A gen. eral turnout of those interested is expected.
 The Postmaster at La Grande, Ore, notifies us to change the address of The Tribune of Mrs. George Ackles (formerly Mrs. Maggie Camp from La Grando to Portland.
 Andrew Norris writes us he si now in the employ of the Colo rado 6 Southern railway as operator and ticket clerk atIdaho Springs, Colo. He says i5 is cold and rainy out that way.
 Traffic was considerably de- layed during the past week on account of another fire on the railroad, a bridge east of Alpena having burned out, nscessitating transfer for three days.
 The Tribune had hoped to be in it's new quarters on the west side before now but a series of delays in the work is still detain- ing us at the old stand and the date of the finish ia not yet in sight.
 Irv Whitaker, S. A. Ever sole, Floyd Linen, Auburn Walker, Elmer Wise and Misses Fame Patty, Myrtle Galloway and Ruth Wise were among the Green Forest excursionists to Joplin Monday.
 H. o. Dahl, residing 1 1-2 miles southeast of town, has for sale corn crop, irish potato patch, one COW and two heifer calves, chickens and chicken houses, tomato crates and household and kitchen furniture.
 Figures won't lie. l can show you in black and white where it is money in your pocket to buy a manure spreader. It don't cost you cent to have the matter explained to you. Come in and see me. T. M. Buell..
 Mrs. Jamie Atwood, mother of Mrs. c. L. Scott, left Mon day for St. Louis, where she will reside. Miss Izora accompanied here and will make her home with her grandmother and attend school in the great metropolis.
 Postmaster Rhodes is one of i the the most otbiiigiI1g men now iiv- ing. He will laugh at any cid joke, whether it is funny or not. Mr. Rhodes thinks no greater iu- suit could be offered than to re- fuse to laugh at 8 funny story. J. R. Shepherd of Seminole county, Okla, is visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs D. s. E. Warren. He was called here on account of the condition of Mir. Warren, who has been ailing considerably for the past few