The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-08
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where George will enter upon his second year in medical col lege.
 Lee Smith has moved his steam shovel outfit to Searcy, and will be rather infrequent about home for sometime, at least.
 Word comes from Oklahoma City announcing the marriage of Miss Coda Owens of Yocum to John Parks, formerly of Green Forest.
 ' Dr. Spurlin requests an- nouncement that he will be in his dental office in Green Forest on Oct. 12, 13 and 14-Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday. No farmer can afford to or will do without a manure spreader when he fully understand it's value. Let me talk to you about it. T. M. Buell..
 Word comes from Berryville that everything is in ship shape for the far. The event bids fair to eclipse the best expectations of every one.
 There will be a big immigration into this country during the com- ing few months. Those who are selling out and leaving now will be coming back.
 Dr. Alvin Butt was here from Omaha last week to visit his father as he was taking his de- parture for Little Rock to attend medical school.
 Sterling Smith was in from the west during the past week greet ing old friends and visiting his sister Mrs. Lora Norris. He is employed with a bridge crew on the D. 6 R. G. road in Colorado.
 John Wright and Mrs. Maggie Woodwork were married at the brides home near Osage Sunday. They will make their home in Green Forest, having rented the Price Bailey place on Scott street.
 The remainder of of the speech of Lieut.. John R. Youngblood, part of which was published last week, will appe ar in our next. It is very interest ing and we hope our readers will not lose interest in it because we were unable to give it space this week.
 Lewis Warehouse came over from his farm near Eureka Springs with his daughter Mrs. c. E. Foreman and will mako his home here with her at least a part of the time. He is Q very fine old gentleman and we are sure Green Forest will be none the worse off for his pres- ence here.
 Among the weddings reported during the past week is the marriage of Charley Ward of Green Forest and Miss Mishia Cunningham of Berryville, the event taking place at the home of the bride on last Sunday. They will make their home On Charley's fathers place in Doug- las school district.
 The Bank of Green Forest run short on ready cash for day or two last week, so heavy was the demand in paying mule and horse checks. A darft on St Louis brought in rolls of cas- h by the thousands, however, to make up. It's a good sign wh en you see the banks cash till run : ming low. It means that there is money coming into the coun- try.
 Mrs. Catherine Ferguson, aged 91 years, sustained fall from a porch Tuesday evening, from which she died instantly. The accident happened at the home of her stepson Ben Fergu- son, four miles northeast of town. Mrs. Ferguson had long been in feeble health. Deceased come to this country with Ben Fergu- son from Kansas about five years ago. Interment was made at Denver Wednesday. i in our rush fast week in mov- ing we overlooked making men, ton of the return of w. L.. Sneed and his wife and mother from their western tour. They were gone month, visiting 8 large number of the western cities, including Denver, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle, taking in the Alaska Yukon exposition. They report a de- |lightful trip throughout. At Se- attle Will had a pleasant visit with Earnest Baughman, who is nicely located in the metropolis of the northwest.