The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-10

The Confederate pensi on fund this year will pay 62 cents on the dollar.
 You will find Dr.. Crozier in his der. tai office in Green Forest on Sept. 2Ss 29 ana 30. See i,ia, as soon as ne arrives about yoar work.
 Miss Grace Grim is here from Springfield, Mo-, for 8 visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grim.
 VI Mrs. Ralph Routzong left "Wednesday for Cotter to join her husband, who has a job as a car inspector at that place. George Tabor has returned home from teaching school out on Kings River southwest of Berryville and is getting ready to return to medical school at Little Rock. His term of school is being finished out by Mrs. Tabor.
 G. P. Gordon has a phenome- non. It is stalk of corn with two well developed ears from the same shoot. John Patton says he has one also, but of the dif- ferent kind. It has two shoots each from different places and no ear of corn at all.
 Howard, the 7-year old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Brown re- siding on the Dahl place, one and q half miles southeast of town, died on last Saturday after a long illness from typhoid fever. Interment was made at Glen wood Monday afternoon.
 W. H. Hatfield came home from Markley Tuesday where he has been keeping books for the Markley cannery. He says that Markley will make about one- fourth output this season. They will get about five cars out of an expectation of twenty.
 Young persons in this section should plan to attend the Spring field Business College this fall. Just as well double their salaries and have permanent situations as not. The school secures situ- = ations for every graduate of Shorthand, or Bookkeeping and Shorthand or Telegraphy.
 W. D. Lemon, 1 1-2 miles south of town has, advertised a sale of his effects to take place Wednesday, Sept. 15, at which he will soil ons good brood mare, one work mule, two mule colts, four head of hogs, two this springs calves. 9 acres of corn, farm implements, household goods, etc.
 Blaine Rhodes and Ben liar bert, the latter accompanied by his wife, arrived from Colorado first of the week and all hands are busy taking inventory of the Arkansas end of their big deal. The Rhodes boys and their fami- lies will depart shortly for the west. Mir. Harbert will take charge here as soon as the in- ventory is complete.
 Miss Sue Burney arrived home Tuesday after a two months tour of the west and northwest, during which time she visited in California, took in the exposition at Seattle and made trip through a portion of Canada. She leaves this week for her work in the University Preparatory school at Tonkawa Okla., at which institution she is a teacher of mathematics.
 Gran Satterfield, residing out toward Raum, has traded his farm of 160 acres "aight unseen for a plastered quarter near Dur ham, Okla., lying close up to the Panhandle. He is wondering now whether it is not himself in stead of the other fellow has been skinned. Gran is good fellow and if he don't want that Okla homa land after he sees it, we will be glad to have him come back.
 Try Rolfe, residing on the Ton Duncan place near Cisco, kille q a creature of the feathered tribe last Saturday night that has sci him to guessing. The mys- terieus bird lighted at the spring and was just in the act of flying away when it fell at the crack of Irv's gun. It measured six foot ten from tip to tip of it's wings and was equally proportioned having a bill about 8 foot long. It was snow white save 8 blue circle on the outer edge of it's wings. If it wasn't a stork il must be something closely relat- ed to it.
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