The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-05

The sample room of the Crock cit hotel has recently been en- larged by Contractor Reeves.
 Hulsey Bros. Hand packed Tomatoes going at ' 1-2 cents a can. Chas. Wells, Phone 50.
 Mrs. E. E. Azdell of Chetopa, Kan, is here for a visit at the home of her son, L. L. Azdell.
 I have nice line of good shoes and clothing all of which 1 am selling at absolute cost. A. J. Tabor.
 Joe Reeves has been plying the paint brush on the late addi- ton to the home of J. L. Russell this week.
 1 will sell my 40-acre farm ad- joining town at a great bar gain if taken right away. Hen. derson Phillips.
 County Examiner Bunch sends The Tribune a notice for the ex- amin ation of teachers but fails to name the dates.
 Don't miss this opportunity to have your eyes examined by an expert optician. pr. Hayden will be here only for short time.
 Mrs. Elzetta Thorn has rented her home to L. V. Porter for a year and will soon go on an ex- tended visit to her fathers home in Texas to enjoy much needed rest.
 Do you know that a majority of headaches are caused from your eyes? Are you afflicted in this way? Ii so you had best have Or. Hayden examine your eyes.
 Lee Smith was home from 'beiow" Sunday. He says slide-ins and other character of dirt work keeps his steam shovel crew uncomfortably busy now days.
 Teachers of the county will take notice Prof. Burney an- nounces definitely in this issue that he will open a school for teachers in Green Forest on April 12 to continue until June 4 The deal reported last week by which J. N. Pruitt was selling his farm to George Coxsey and Mas sey Seitz fell through, caved in, or something At any rate it was never finally consumated until it was declared off. Ross Harbert is home on a lay-off from his duties with an engineering corps which has been surveying in Eastern Ar kansas. He expects the next work his company will do will be on the interGrban line between Little Rock and Hot Springs. There have been press re- ports recently to the effect that double train service is to be put on immediately between Neosho and Leslie, but The Tribune has been unable to verify it. It seems probable, however, that such service will not be long de- layed.
 To my neighbors and many friends: 1 feel more deeply in- debted than words can express for the assistance rendered, and the kindness offered during the great suffering and death of my dear husband. May God reward you all, as it is not in my power to do so! MRS. ELzETTA THORN.
 Two of the little da ughters of s. w. Adams, residing out southeast of town, have been awarded prizes for poems written for the coming April issue of the Women's Home Companion. Nellie, aged 10, secured hand- some book and Lois, aged &, was awarded doll. These little folks are surely to be congrat- = ulated upon such exhibition of literary talent.
 The Tribune learns with spec ial delight that there is move- ment on foot among the ladies of the town to organize civic i'm provement association. Nothing has come to us lately that has pleased us so much. The wom- en are just the folks to lead in a campaign for sanitary and more beautiful town. By all means let the organization be put on foot.
 ". J. Walker of Connor is cultivating a taste for fine horses. He has invested S260 in pair of year old mare colts that would take most any sort of a blue ribbon. One he bough Int from Frank Tanning and the other from Jarret Norris. Both