The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-04

oOuVhCcOI OI tJ"B, GO " IiSOH Thayer, late of Wyoming,
 Save your. hair and have it made into puffs, braids, switches etc, at home. See Mrs. Case at the Photo Studio at Green Forest
 Three Misses Becks, two Misses Norris and a Miss Gaddy, | all from Denver, have arranged to enter school here next Mon- day.
 Payne & Dodd were granted 8 gas franchise at the council meeting Tuesday. The ordnance granting some will be published soon.
 Wilson Thayer and family have arrived here from St. Joe, Wyo., and will make Green Forest their home. They have rented the new cottage just com pleted by M. E. Trantham on East Main street.
 Harry Shaffer, who recently came here from Basin, Wyo., to engage in the jewely business, will leave in few days with his wife for Brazora, Tex, where a good business opportunity has been opened to him.
 c. L. Scott has bought the stock of goods that Chas. Har- bert recently traded for from J. N. Fruit and has moved same to his building opposite the Taylor Hotel, where he is now engaged in the merchantile business.
 Graduates Teachers: Enter Joplin Business College before May 21-six months scholarship good in all departments, 5000. Notes accepted. Positions for graduates. Board $3. Ask for Special Folder "T.' Maj
 John Hancock, the real estate boomer who came here from Tulsa, Okla, recently with g view of getting on the "ground floor," has decided the best way to make sure of it is to stay, so he promises to start something shortly,
 The Green Forest public school closed last Friday, and the private term began Monday with 80 pupils. As we go to press the number is reported at 91 in charge of Prof. Burney, Mrs. Burney, Miss Corinne Burney and Claud Sisco. The 100 mark will be easily passed next Mon- day.
 Sneed 6 Brammer succeeded in buying nearly fifty fine mules in and around Rogers the past week and they were driven across the country to Green For- est this week. Mules have been one of the biggest items of Ben ton county's income the past winter and fall.-Rogers Demo. crat.
 D. A. Hilton & Son is the style of a new grocery firm in Green Forest, which succeeds J. c. Harbert in tbe grocery business. The new firm comes from Heber, Ark the senior member having had twenty five years experience in the merchantile business. The new firm will be opened for busi- ness soon in the Poynor building on the the north side.
 Answers to our offer of a years subscription to the one giving the best reason for Green Forest buying more produce than any other town in the country, yet not selling as many goods, are coming in right along. We expect to publish the letters soon. Write briefly and to the point. We can not give much space to a single answer. I. N. Hoback has been inform ed by telegram and letter of a serious accident which happened to his son O. M. at Steamboat Springs, Colo. The young man was injured in his effort to ride an "out- Jaw" horse. The ani- nal fell, the riders foot hanging in the stirrup. The unfortunate rider was dragged for some dis tance and severely kicked Only sight hope was entertained for his recovery. O. M HobaclS was here during the early part of the winter to visit at his fAth er's home. He made many warm friends during his visit that will learn of his accident with much regret.