The Green Forest tribune., 1909-07-30

Harry, the 7-year old son of E. J. Megown, is reported quite sick of fever.
 Mrs. J, l.. Russell is reported among the somewhat excessive list of sick ones.
 Mrs. Geo. Buell. and son are visiting relatives at Denver and Burlington this week.
 Chas. Sneed, now a resident of Carrollton township, was in Green Forest Wednesday. Y Jersey COW for sale, gives 3 1.2 gallons milk day. Joe Reever, 1-2 mile west of depot,
 Little May Noblett, the G. year. .old daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Ben Noblett, is recovering from an attack of fever.
 J. B. Rhodes and G. s. Firestone among others made fishing an excuse to get off to Osage creek Tuesday.
 s. N. Edgmon is still quite Ill, having suffered an attack of fever. His work in the bank is being taken care of by w. L. Sneed.
 The first water melons of the season were brought in the past week. They are about the two- for -nickle size when the season is good.
 Ross Harbert, who has been very low of fever for the past two weeks, is now thought to be out of danger. He has had a very, very close call.
 For the benefit of those who have not listed their property, Assessor T. J. Walden will be in Green Forest Tuesday, Aug. 1O.
 Massey Seitz was in St. Louis first of the week marketing sheep, which he and w. s. Hitt- son have been engaged in buy ing up the past few weeks. They made a handsome margin on the lot,-the wrong way.
 J. R. Crawford, the Great Western Oil man, was here on business Tuesday and Wednes- day. He makes no effort to conceal the fact that he is mak- ing his calculations sooner or later to become one of our citizens.
 Miss Novella Whitaker and MT. Garland Swor surprised their friends by getting married last Sunday afternoon, Esq. Wm. McCoy performing the ceremony near his home.-Alpena Search light.
 J. A. Buell. is banking for Will Jenkins at Alpena, while the popular cashier of the Bank of Alpena takes a visit to Washing ton state to join his family, who journeyed to the far northwest some weeks ago. Will expects to See Atle and her big show while he is out on this trip.
 E. S. Foreman was informed Sunday that his son, Clarence. at Eureka Springs had received a telegram offering him a posi- ton in concentrating works of the Dolores Mines Co.,, in Chihu . hua, Mederia, Mexico, and that he would leave immediately for that point, going via Dalhart, Texas, for a visit at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. B. Coxsey Mrs. Foreman and the youngs- ters will soon take up residence in Green Forest in the property Clarence bought from E. H. Me- Dowell last week.
 A very business-like letter dated at Stockton, Calif., written upon a letterhead of the St. L. & s. F. R. R. Co.,, accompanies two years' subscription to The Tribune for A. V. Bailey, who continues the paper to his old ad- dress at Trimble, Tenn. The writer is Arthur Bailey, the son of the late James M. Bailey, for many years identified with the business interests of Green Forest. Arthur was just "kid" when he left here a dozen years ago. While he does not say so in his letter we have no doubt but that he has made good. He merely takes occasion to remark that reading The Tribune has be- come quite pleasant habit and that they always welcome its coming. He sends best wishes to his old-time friends here.
 FOR SALE: $500 cash down will buy my 33-acre farm in the east edge of town; present crop reserved; moi a better bargain about Green Forest First comes, first served.
 A. J. Russell, Berryviiie, Ark.