The Green Forest tribune., 1909-09-24
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M. J, True6lnod left Monday for his former home in Western Kansas to look after the plant ing of 8 wheat crop. He will be gone several weeks.
 J. K. Howard of Dry Fork took the train here Monday for Old Mexico on a prospecting trip. He was accompanied by Allen Safer of Harrison.
 w. M. Headnan and family left Monday for the Panhandle country, where Mir. Headman has some land interests. They will probably be gone a month. A steam merry-go-round has furnished the center of attrac- ton in Green Forest the past week. It is located at the rear of Wilson's store buildings.
 c. B. Grim is at home again after a months visit with his daughter Mrs. Taggart at Delhi, Colo. Mrs. Grim did not have her visit out and will not return for while longer.
 Mrs. Jane Gaddy of Denver and Mrs. Otto Hardesty oi Markley, mother and sister oi Mrs. J R. Crawford, have been guests at the home of the latter during the past week.
 Lee Stacy of Cans, Okla, has been visiting relatives and greeting old time friends here this week. Lee is now pros porous liveryman. He thinks Oklahoma about the garden spot of the earth.
 Figures won't lie. I can show you in black and white where it is money in your pocket to buy manure spreader. It don't cost you cent to have the matter explained to you. Come in anc see me. T. M. Buell..
 M. M. Butler and wife went to Blue Eye, Mo-, Saturday after a few days visit with relatives about Green Forest. They ex. pect to return to their home al White Oak, Okla, in the course of a week or two.
 Judge w. A. Butt and Capt L. E. Harbert brazed the steady drizzle Tuesday morning de- parting at an early hour fol Omaha, the Judge to visit hi' son pr. Alvin and Captian tt look after some business matter
 Ely Webb has decided to re- move to Gooding, Ida, and ac' cept a position in store O. Robert Blasingame. Bob writes him that he has just closed a big deal in Kansas City in which he bought several car loads O merchandise to ship to his new location.
 | Green Forest has one institu ton that is constant source o1 pride and that is our bakery Everybody likes the Home bak' cry products. No city furnish es more wholesome or palat- able food, and what's more about the proprietor is just as nice as he can be. We like Megown and his Home Bakery l Prof. Burney visited Leslie and delivered an educationa address there on last Sunday the trip being made at the re- quest of Prof. Bunch, the new principal of the Leslie public school. Prof. Burney reports 6 delightful visit to the hustling burg of Leslie, but refuses te admit that he saw anything down that way that looked as good as Green Forest.
 The output of the Green For est cannery will exceed expecta tions of a month ago consider ably. Tomatoes can stand dr. weather remarkably. Many patches are yet producing, in the face of two months of perpetua hot, dry weather. The apple crop will afford quite a bit o1 work and it is possible that ten or twelve cars will be packed during the season, reac hing clos to one- fourth of crop.
 Green Forest is honored thi week by visit from Rev Lau renee w. Scott of West Virginia. a noted elder and author of tht Christian faith. Old citizen here will remember Rev. Scot as the gentleman who twenty : three years ago engaged in debate here with Rev. Robinson n the "Soul Sleeper, the question discussed being the immortalit. of the soul. Bo in debaters wer men of great ability and the dis cussions were largely attended