The Green Forest tribune., 1909-04-23

Ira Dormer has gone 10 New Mexico where he will join 8 ! brother, having left for the west some two weeks ago. A. M. Webb was removed to the home of his sister Mrs. c. B. Grim Sunday, where he is still recuperating slowly.
 Burton Grim writes for The Tribune to be sent along to him at Los Angeles, Calf, where he has recently located,
 Dr. J. o. Hosl,ins, the verti- nary surgeon, II w of Harrison, was here on professional busi- ness first of the week.
 Rufus Norris and family, late Of Frederick, Okla, but again of Berryvilly, visited Green For est relatives Sunday.
 Mrs. Dr. Erton Poynor and Miss Ruth Scott of Osage were guests at the home of Prof. Burney Tuesday night.
 Word comes from Osage that Pink Stone of Green Forest and Mrs.--Sisco of that place were quietly married on last Sunday.
 A stroke of lightning destroy ed about 150 yards of telephone wire for Dooling & Grim near Ed Shrum's on the mountain Mon- day night.
 A party Of jolly friends storm- ed Newburn Edgman Saturday and celebrated his--birthday and the jolliest sort of jolly, good time is reported.
 Miss lzora Scott has gone to the Panhandle country to visit with the family of o. w. Kenne- dy, who emigrated from here to Texas some months ago.
 Fred Mccoy, formerly of near Rule came in Tuesday, after an absence of several months in Texas and Oklahoma, to enter the teachers school here.
 W. G. Hanbury and family of B srryville were guests at the home of Mrs. Hanbury's parents Mr. and Mrs. Ben McNiel on Yo. cum Saturday and Sunday.
 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.
 Trantham & Kirkham has sold the plat of ground on the north side of Main street belonging to the Wilkins estate to c. D. Wall who in turn sold the south half of it to w. A. Ferguson.
 The new city administration put a force of marshals to work carralling hogs Monday morn- ing. Those who favor letting the hogs enjoy the liberties of the town express much misgivings about the success of the effort.
 The Springfield Business Col lege has many calls for it's grad uates. The school is so we'll known for it's thoroughness that business men have confidence in it's students, and employ them. It is undoubtedly a good school.
 The Springfield Business Col lege finds employment at good wages for hundreds of young people who take the course. There is 8 chance for every worthy young man and woman. Good notes may be given for tuition.
 Bryant Coxsey's many old friends here will learn with pleasure that he has been ap- pointed Surveyor of Hartley county, Texas. The position was made accessible to him ow- ing to the death of the regularly elected official.
 Something over forty tickets were sold from Green Forest on the account of the Bryan lecture at Eureka Springs Monday even ing. Had the weather not been SO unfavorable there would have been many more gone over to hear the address of the great commoner.
 There were eleven members of the Berryville Rsbekah lodge | in attendance upon the funeral of Mrs. Mary Linzy here or last Friday, the ceremonies being conducted under the rites of that order. Mrs. Linzy had been a member of the Rebekahs for a number of years, her member ship being at Eureka Springs.
 A typographical error and a misunderstanding over the tele- phone caused us to get the name