The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-23
Local Mention.
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Go to the Model Grocery for Fl T lids and rubbers.
 M Mrs. L. E. Harbert is able to be Mp after a rather severe illness. N ,versole's restaurant, at the old
 a,1 is the place to get q square meal.
 E George Wiswell is still off duty at The Tribune office on account of sickness.
 Thomas Crow writes us to ssend The Tribune along to him at 'sConway, Okla.
 Phone @ or call at Eversole's igrocery for eatables of all kinds, Tresh, clean and cheap. s Miss Flossie Dormer begins f6er third term of public school Nat Zion Hill next Monday. & Arthur Eversole wants work in the line of carpentering and ' lpainting. He is an expert. Money to loan on farms. Gall on or write F. M. Gar win, Harrison. Ark.
 Welch's grape juice, fine Ahealth food, specially recom- Nmended for sick persons. At the Model Grocery.
 P. M. Shipley of Markley was in town Wednesday. He: left the aame day for Gather, where he is engaged in protractod meet- ing.
 # We buy your wheat and pay
 the money. We sell you Ur- 'Fbanette flour, made at home, Snone better. Every sack guar aanteed. W. A. FERGUSON. M c. E. Foreman and family were over from "Hardcrabble," 8their country home near Eureka #6prings, from Saturday until kTuesday.
 N Rev. Hatfield and wife return. Fed from Huntington, Ark, Sat- Kurday, where he had closed a Successful revival meeting, hav- sing thirty-seven conversions. S Under the direction of the Reorganization of the Farmers Union some prominent speaker Representing that society will speal in Green Forest Monday dayy July 26.
 Dee Cope, who is now eng aged in the mercantile business at Myrtle, was in Green Forest first sof the week. He is not very we'll satisfied with his location and had been out looking for a new one.
 Lee Smith began operation of the steam shovel in the vicinity of Marshall last Monday. The crew had been laid off for over two months, during which time Lee has inspected and repa fred pumps along the entire line.
 Sam Porter came in from his new home in the Oklahoma border last week and clos ed a deal with Jim Reeves selling the tract he bought year or so ago off the Wilding place. Sam says he is very nicely located out there.
 In renewing his subscription Will Prather, a we'll known old. timer, writes from Alvarado, Tex, that he is located in a DOT. tion of Texas that is visited by the drought this year. He had just as much growing on Jan. uary as he had the day he wrote the letter.
 
 Now is good time to enter the
 Springfield Business College. That excellent school guarantees a good situation to every gradu- ate of shorthand or telegraphy or shorthand and bookkeeping. You may pay for your course from your salary after you graduate.
 During the Jubilee sale, cele- brating the twentieth year of the founding of the school, the Springfield Business College is selling scholarships in; any course for S35. Sale closes Aug. list. z Situations are positively guar anteed or tuition is refunded
 Send for catalogue.
 It is about time some prepa- rations were being made on the part of the town people for the coming cou nty encampment of of the ex -Confederates of Carroll county, which is to be held at Green Forest. September 2, 3, and 4. There is no reason that we can think of why this should &¬ be made the greatest reunion Eof the organization yet held. Green Forest can do it.
 Col. Forsythe "balled us out"