The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-02

Alpena visited her daughter Mrs. w. L. Sneed during the week.
 Fertilizer not only gives great increase in yield of first crop but permanently strengthens the soil. It is not an experiment. Talk to Jim Reeves about what it will do.
 John Reeder has sold his stock in the Urbanette mill to Will Dugger, the deal having been closed up last Saturday. MT. Dugger has now acquired big block of the mill stock and will move to Urbanette, where he will open d blacksmith and wagon shop.
 L. l.. Azdell returned Satur- day from Southwest City, Mo-, where he went to assist in the removal of the effects of Dr. Poynor. He says Southwest City is a town something nearly the size of Green Forest sur- rounded by a good farming country.
 Eld. R. A. Martin performed a marriage ceremony at his home Sunday which united the lives of Arthur McNiel and Miss Alice Britt. The groom is a son of Logan McNiel and the bride a daughter of w. l.. Britt. Both are highly respected young people.
 Eld. l. H. Burgess, Christian minister of Marshall, Ark, is en- gagged in revival m eeting here at the Baptist church. He is ac- companied by B. M. Gibson 8 singer of much ability The meetings are very interesting. Services have been announced for over Sunday.
 The Springfield Business Col lege wants some young men and women from this county to pre- pare for situations as bookkeep- CTS, stenographers and telegraph operators. It costs very little to prepare and situation is guar anteed on very reasonable con- ditions.
 Second Lieutenant w. H. Howard, who has charge of the local detachment of Go. D. First Arkansas A. N. G., commands that all members of said detach- ment be on hands on the even- ing of April 6, 6 o'clock, prepar- ed to go to Eureka Springs for inspection, which takes place the 7th.
 c. Ben Wright, Optician of Springfield, Mo-, is at the Pleas ant Hotel for few days. First class, highest grade Eye Glasses properly fitted at surprisingly moderate prices. Call and get free bottle of Golden Eye Tonic, cures weak eyes, sore eyes, in- 1 famed eyes, watery eyes and granulated eyes.
 In spite of hard times there is such a great demand for young men telegraphers that the Springfield Business College places every one that finishes the course. The school wants 100 more young men to enter this spring. Situation positively guaranteed.
 Green Forest will furnish three applicants for civil positions in the postal service in the exami- nation to be held at Eureka Springs April 13. They are Henry Howard, Miss Edna Wal ker and Miss Pearl Rhodes. Henry wants to be city carrier while the young ladies desire positions as clerks in office.
 Green Forest people and es- pecially the band boys feel hon. ored by the attendance of Berry vile people at the concert here last Thursday night, the famous K. K. K. club of that city turn ing out almost en masse for the occasion. The jolly party was chaperoned by MT. and Mrs. Frank Rawlins, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Edens and Mir. and Mrs. Charley Perkins.
 After a lingering illness of chronic ailments H. B. Owens, aged about 60 years, died at his home in Green Forest. on last Sunday night. Mr. Owens mov- ed to Green Forest from Marble, Madison county, about five years ago, and has nearly ever since been engaged in business near the depot. He was strai ght- forward man and a good citizen. Interment was made near Mar ble.
 Prof. Burney was down from Osage Saturday perfecting arr engagements for his removal here. He has rented Mrs. Puckett's residence recently vacated by