The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-22

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 No farmer can afford to or will do without manure spreader when he fully understand it's value. Let me talk to you about it. T. M. Buell..
 A "g-i-r-l two" arrived at the home of Ebert Russell last Sun- day, completing a quartet of youngsters at his home, all being boys but two.
 Mrs. Charley Harbert leaves Sunday for Hot Springs as a delegate from Omaha lodge to the annual meeting of the Grand Lodge of Rebekahs.
 Aunt Kate Jageman is home again after several months spent with friends and relatives in Iowa and Illinois. She reports a good visit and comes home enjoying excellent health.
 Jesse Goforth bade his friends good by on last Friday and de- parted for Oklahoma. He will likely spend the winter at the home of his son Tom in Colton, Calf.
 W. G. Hanbury and family were over from Berryville Satur- day and Sunday, called here on account of the serious condition of Mrs. Hanbury's aunt Mrs. Frank Tanning.
 J. D. Bay has become absent without leave from his home at Omaha, having disappeared about two months ago. He left his family behind as we'll as several creditors. J. W. Ash and daughter of Carrollton were among the num- erous friends to inspect our new office last Saturday,. MT. Ash has just closed a very successful school at Hill Top.
 Charley Walls has strong symptoms of announcing for the office of Collector. Charley is a good fellow and would command a strong following should he en- ter the politi cal arena.
 Ed Rrice and wife of Hardy, Neb., were called here on &C., count of the last illness Mrs. Rriee's mother, Mrs. Columbia Bailey. George Bailey a son al . so arrived this week from Colfax, Wash.
 Mrs. Jewel Roberts, wife of pr. Carson Roberts, died at her home near Connor on Wednes- day of last week after a lingering illness of many months. De. ceased was daughter of Jimmie Wilson.
 One fare for the round- trip, S8.35, is offered from Green Forest to Helena and return on account of the Presidents visit there Oct. 27. Tickets will be on sale Oct. 25, good to return un- til Oct. 28.
 E. s. Foreman and wife left on Thursday of last week for Hart ley, Tex, where they will be guests at the nome of J. B. Cox sey and wife for several days before leaving for Los Angeles, Calif:, to spend the winter.
 Uncle Abe Winkle came all the way up from Raum Monday to bring us shoe box full of paw paws and attend to a little busi- ness. We always did like MT. Winkle and now like him still better.
 Dr, J. E. Crozier requests The Tribune to say that on account of the illness of his mother he is again compelled to cancel his Green Forest dates and that he can not be in his office here again until November 16, 17 and IS.
 The Springfield Blu siness Col lege has the largest attendance in it's history, but it still cannot supply the demand for it's gradu- ates. The best business firms use the graduates. Young men are sure of 8 good situation if they take course.
 Dr. Crozier requests The Tri- bune to say that he was prevent ed from making his dates at his office here last week on account of the serious illness of his mother. He will be here Oct. 26, 27 and 28 sure.
 William Miller and wife of Cisco left Wednesday for Home- stead, Okla., for a visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Ira Goforth. They will be gone three or four weeks.