The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-28
E. J. M E C . W N

Judge Butt and Joe Jones are still "riding the bushes" hunt ing up oil and gas leases for Payne and oth CTS.
 Miss Frsncis Scott left last Friday for St. Louis to visit her sisters Misses Hattie and Zpe and grandmother Mrs. Atwood.
 The Star Restaurant is the place to get a sqiara meal, all ycu want to eat, for 15 cents. Webb & Murchis pn, Pro D rietors.
 1 have new line of shoes, pants, nveralls and shirts 1 am closing out at lowest prices Call and see them. WILSON.
 Willie Shipman has returned from Kansas where he has been for the past two years and pur- chased a farm near Syacamore Spring.
 Dr.. Spurlin will be in Green Forest Feb. 1 2-3 to look after your Dental needs Fillings, crowne, bridges, cast inlays or plates
 Dr. D B. Morgan, the noted Veterinary Specialist. will ba in Green Forest nn Monday, Feb. [, prepared to look after the needs of your stock.
 Mrs. Willard Camps of New Mexico. daughter of Rube Kirk ham, is here for a visit with her parents, who are 20 journing here from Canada.
 Dr Morrow was called to Gil- bert Monday afternoon to see Walter Norton, the agent there, who is suffering from a severe throat trouble. H. R. Lenox and family came home Sunday from Seligman, where Mrs. Lenox and the little folks had been on a visit to MT. Lenox's parents.
 Albert Shahan and family ar rived Sunday from Rockyford {, Colo, where they went some months ago. They will probably remain in Arkansas. Elmer Wise and wife went to Neosho, Mo, a Tuesday evening in response to a telegram an- nouncing the death of his aunt Mrs. Rebecca Moore.
 Owners of stock will please take notice that pr. D. B Mor- gan, the Veterinary Surgeon, will be in Green Forest Monday, Feb. ', for one day only. s. A. Eversole has opened restaurant and lunch room in the Galloway building where he will be glad to see bis old customers. Meals 15 cents at all hours.
 "Little Ed" Harbert writes us from Nyesa, Oregon, where he has located. He says he and his family are well satisfied and enjoying the best of health.
 w. B. Clark, D G M., was up from Harrison to assist in degree work in the local Masonic lodge. Saturday night One applicant was raised and two more initiat- ed.
 Mrs. M. w. Landis, who was advertised to give a recital at the Baptist church in Novem her but failed to get here, writes that she will surely be here on Feb. 1T.
 Save about S5 per bushel by buying your clover, timothy, orchard grass and red top seed early from T. M. Buell. He has the Star Sealed bags, govern ment test
 Albert Wright and family of Eureka Springs were here first of the week visiting at the home of his brother John Wright, and his aunts Mesdames Baker and Beddingfield.
 Have your apple trees grown at home and get what you pay for. Write or call on me for plans and terms. J. H. De Burger, 2 1-2 miles southwest of Green Forest. If l.. E. Harbert and son Charley have traded for 13 l,ts compris ing the. major portion of the plat of ground known as the Oliver addition and Charley is prepar- ing to build residence.
 After several vears' residen ce l in Crawford county. James Shibley has returned with his family to the old stamping ground and will reside on his fathers farm, south of town.
 L. V Porter's improvements on his resider ce have made him l l. n. .