The Green Forest tribune., 1909-11-05
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o. M. helthley ana Eld. J. C Howard attended the Baptis Fifth Sunday meeting at Grant View Sunday.
 l.. V. Porter has sold the farn he traded for from T. M. Woot last winter to William Headman The place is located about five miles out west of town.
 J. H. Long of Oak Grove wat in town Monday and tried to fine some oil development news Like most every body else Mr Long thinks Git is here.''
 Dan Wilson has located at Ls Veta, Colo, and wants to know what is going on down this way sending in a whole years sub- scription to The Tribune.
 J. J. Shaffer and wife of Basin Wyo., are stopping in Greer Forest with a view of locating They are very favorably i'm. pressed with our people and the admiration is mutual. We hope they will stay with us.
 Judge E. G. Mitchell and Con gressman J. c. Floyd, Demo. cratic candidates for Congress- man, will address the people o1 Green Forest on Tuesday, Nov 9, 1 p. m. Let us give them a good hearing.
 The Tribune has advertised three sales this week for good citizens who are bent on trying some other country. Dug Dun- lap will go to Oklahoma, Allen Cantrell to Texas and c. C. Lawrence to California.
 E. A.. Rich has contract tc make some extensive additions and alternations upon the cot. tage which c. E. Foreman re- gently purchased from Ebert Mcdowell in the Blasingame ad : dition.
 Frank Brown has charge oI the work of building c. B. Grim $ cement walk. Mir. Brown came here from Chicago several months ago, purchasing the Dahl farm. He had previously been engaged in cement work. Roy Trantham writes his fath- CT that he is pleased with his surroundings at Lyman, Wash, and says he will surely make that country his home. He is employed at $50 per month with promise of an early increase in pay.
 w. H. Dugger was in town Monday and informed us in the recent deal of his stock in the Urbanette mill he has secured 8 fine farm from S. R. Hanby in the Dry Fork section and vii soon move there to make his home.
 Eld. Rogers, a minister of the Christian faith, preached at tho Methodist church Sunday. H. is son of Mrs. Mary Rogers Price, and brother of Mrs Lottie Cox. His mission here was to pay his mother and sister a visit.
 Miss Nellie Collier, pupil o1 Zion Hill school, sends us in { poem on "The Emblem of Oul Nation," which is a merritorous production for a girl of 12 years | If the Tribune handled this class of matter we would be glad tt give it space.
 Young men and women com pleting the courses of thu Springfield Business College art sure of good situations. Ther' is no better way for some of ou young people to spend the win ter than by attending that grea school. Write President Taylol for catalogue.
 After pleasant visit witl relatives and friends here Franl Wise and wife departed Monda. evening flor Calexico, Calf. where they expect to reside 1T the future. Their hosts o friends wish them a pleasan journey and much happiness il i their newly chosen home.
 J. H. Lawrence, one of ou good timers, writes us t' change his paper from Tulare t Orange, Calf. He has rente' out his farm for annual casl rental of S7 per acre, netting hin an income from that source o over $500 per year. Jame Harvey is one of our boys wh has made good in the west.
 Mrs. George Tabor has recent lily undergone a delicate surgica operation at Little Rock, fol lowing which came very discour aging reports of her condition Later reports, however, say sh is some better. It will be re membered that Mir. Tabor an