The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-20


 Forest the credit for starting the cement sidewalk boom in Berryville.
 Dr. D. B. Morgan. the noted Veterinary Surgeon, will be in Green Forest on Tuesday, May A, for one day only.
 Atty. A. L. Kinney visited Joplin, Mo-, during the past week going ur via Omaha. Mrs. Kinney accompanied him as far as the latter place for a visit with Mir. Kinney's sister Mrs. Edith Bay.
 The telephone people have been hay ing troubles of their own the past week. The electrical storms first of the week were a little the worst yet. Phones have been shot to peices in bad shape all over the system.
 Atty. F. o. Butt came over from Eureka Springs Saturday for a brief visit. He returned Sunday accompanied by Mrs. Butt, John, Robbie Kathleen and Dorathy, who had been guests of relatives here for few days.
 Misses Mary and Sue Burney have each returned to their school work, the former to Van Buren, Ark, and the latter to TonkaWa, Okla., having remained with their mamma until she is we'll on the road to recovery.
 R. R. Youngblood, The Tribune's s He ad District correspondent, paid the office visit last Friday. All cores pondents are urged to come in to see us and make our office headquarters when they have occasion to visit Green Forest.
 John Hancock and Miss Myrtle Cum mings of Green Forest were guests at the meeting of the Randy Kids at Berryville last Saturday evening and report a very pleasant time. MT. Hancock was elected vice president at large of the club.
 If you want a bargain in some household goods, farm implements or stock, attend l. N. Hoback's sale, 12 miles north of town, next Saturday, be- ginning at 10 am. He is going to sell every thing regardless of consequences. You want to be there and get your part.
 The Tribune's subscription list has recently been revised and it seems that number of late subscribers have been left off, owing to the list having been overlooked or mislaid.' Our instances. It affords us much pleasure to correct such errors.
 The Tribune is pleased to publish in this issue poem from the gifted pen of Miss Nellie Adams, little daughter of s. w. Adams, who left here a year ago with his aimable family to make their home ''in the Californa Hills. " Miss Nellie is certain to make a mark in the literary world
 Dr. D. B. Morgan, the noted Veterinary Surgeon, will be in Green Forest on Tuesday, May "A, for one day only.
 The property of Mrs. Minnie Puckett, occupied by Prof. Burney, was struck by lightning during the electrical storm Monday morning. A fue was demolished and damage was done, all of which was covered by insurance. No one in the house was effected by the bolt.
 The fishing party composed of J. A.. Buell. and wife, Ben Harbert and wife, Ed Harris and wife, Chas. Harbert and wife, was deserted by Ben Harbert Tuesday morning, who crossed Long creek in canoe at Denver and came home. Ben says it was positively a sight the way they did catch fish. The rest of the crowd come in Tuesday afternoon.
 Paul Colvin is at home from Elmoro, Colo, where he has been railroading in the capacity of an operator for the past several months. He has advanced now to the point of being able to take care of station. On his trip home ward he stopped for visit with his sister Mrs. Ruth Phillips at Thatcher, Colo, and he reports that she is get ting along nicely.
 w. L. Sneed has demonstrated the fact beyond a shadow of doubt that automobiing is a decided success in this country The fine touring car he received last week carried him to his farm on Osage Sunday night, making the run of Is miles in just even 21 minutes. Had the vehicle not struck a stump and woke him up he believe he could have even lowered this record.
 It was lively game of ball between Berryville and Green Forest at Berry vile last Saturday afternoon, the score standing even at the eighth inning, 10 to 10. At this point controversy arose as to whether it was even, or Il to 10 in favor of Berryville, and the Green Forest boys withdrew. Berry vile claimed the victory and under the circumstances seems entitled to it.