The Green Forest tribune., 1909-05-14

According 10 Jim Reeves story, Jerry Brammer now has the finest home in the country, surrounded by the incest place in the world to live. The con- tract for remoGeling this pl{ ,ce was completed last week.
 Improvements about Green Forest this spring have been many and of very substantial character. If Jim Reeves don't get tied up in some canning fac tory he will have the whole coun- try rebuilt in a year or so.
 Hon, B. M. Estes has secured from the U. s. Fish Commission a hundred thousand game fish for North Boone county which will be planted, fifty thousand in Bear Creek and fifty thousand in Long Creek.-Harrison Times. WARNING: Business men and others are warned against violat- ing the ordinance forbidding the throwing of paper and trash on the streets. All violations will be investigated. Let us have a clean town. c. l.. SCOTT, Mayor.
 Miss Ella Cox left Saturday evening for Quincy, H., for an extended visit with relatives. This accounts for the forloin, wo-begone, forgotten, sad look that won't come off the face of a certain young man about town.
 A. M. Webb will make public sale of his household effects con- sisting of stoves, chairs, dishes, beds, carpets, bedding, bureaus, farm implements and numerous other articles on Saturday, May 22, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m.
 Hugh Breeding of Denver and Miss Maud Cunningham of Raum were married at the home of the bride on last Sunday. The hap py couple was in Green Forest Wednesday supplying them selves with a housekeeping out fit.
 Revs. Hatfield and Ruble will begin protracted meeting at the M. E. church South on next Sunday night. If everything goes good the meetings may continue several days. A large tabernacle may also be brought into use.
 Returning prosperity is shown by the demand for trained office men and women. The Spring. field Business College is unable to supply the calls for it's grad uates. There was never a bet ter time for young people to pre- pare for business.
 Mrs. Tom Capps arrived last week from Dog Pound, Canada, and will proceed to remain in Ar kansas. The remainder of the Arkansas folks in whose com- pany she went to the far north will return as quickly as they can get around to it.
 The Tribune is requested to say that Friday, May 28, is set apart for cleanup day at the two Green Forest cemeteries. Let every one interested respond heartily to this call and put the last homes of our relatives and friends in respectable order.
 The festive town swine has been wonderfully conspicuous for his absence on the streets during the past two weeks or more, and we have heard no kicking. The law is success if it keeps the pesky rascals off the street for one week in the year.
 A party of the younger set consisting of Misses May Ruble and Clyde Rhodes and Masters Jewell Reynolds and Clarence Rhodes went down to Mrs. Kinda Reynolds near Alpena and en- joyed a most delightful visit, re- turning Sunday afternoon.
 J. w. Ballard of Crane, Mo-, a steam we'll driller, was here first of the week on a prospect ing trip. He left Wednesday for Harrison and other points. He said he may return some time in the future and investigate the mineral land around Green For est.
 The public generally is urged to keep in mind the all day ser. vices to be held at Zion Hill cem- etery on Sunday, May 30. The program will consist of exercises by the Zion Hill Sunday School in which visiting Schools are in- vited to participate. There will also be speaking and decoration of graves.