The Green Forest tribune., 1910-08-19
Local Mention.
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c. F. McCracken of Kingston was among the reunion visitors last week. @ Reef, choice and fit to eat and plenty of it, at McClain's City Meat Market. # Family trade increasing on Gilt
 Edge Cream. If you have not sampled Bsit yet, try it.
 2S Riley Mattox and wife and children
 of Denver visited friends here during the reunion.
 Want to sell .32 Winchester in good X shape at bargain. C. F. Wakefield, k1 1-2 miles south of Green Forest. # Henry Rowland sold a four months bid Percheron colt Monday to Colum- E bus Clancy for $125.
 M Miss Jessie Curtis of Farewell dis 8trict visited friends in Green Forest Thursday and Friday. "a R. R. Naples of Denver visited his sgrandson J. R. Crawford and family #4While attending the reunion. # Franklin Orrell of Boynton, Okla.,
 
 Forest during the past two weeks. \ Miss Belle Collinsworth of Golden, AMo.. is making an extended visit at the 6home of her grandfather H. Stacy.
 Miss Mary Stacy returned Sunday afrom St. Louis where she had been at &tending the wholesale millinery opening E for several days.
 # Sol Robinson and wife of Burlington, SE and Misses Gertie and Oma Naples of EAlpena were guests of MT. and Mrs. J. R. Crawford several days last week. # Please "keep tab" on your subscrip-
 ton date If you pass the point of a syear in arreages we are compelled by the postal regulations to stop your &paper
 # The Tribune was in error last week in # saving that the family of E. A. Rich sfwent to Kansas City with him. His
 home is still at Green Forest and may Hremain so.
 "a We are looking for frst-class ten .@ ant for first-class property for year. 6sPossession at once. Would also sell gEproperty. Inquire of Wright, 2 miles Hswest of town.
 # J. A. Standlee has been quite i'll dur ,aNi ing the past two weeks and his condi .stion is now such as it doesn't seem sprobable that he will be able to partici- SgEpate in the county campaign to urge Shis candidacy for County Judge. @ J. c. Howard says he enjoyed a ESbetter reunion than anyone, a sister Mrs P. $. Bracket, whom he had not sseen for thirty-fye, and two children Ahaving arrived last Friday from Lyons, 84Colo., to pay him an extended visit. A L. s. Shibley sent us in pair of FL zbertas that measured Il 1-2 inches in and they measured even Nkbigger than that in quality. He pro- @duced few 12-inchers, but didn't get far away from home with any of Nhem.
 zK Miss Mamie WentzeH of Checotah, a$Dkla., and Mrs. Howell Wynne and l@babe of Little Rock have been guests S'slat the home of their uncle R. L. Jerni- )ESlgan during the past week. The latter zs|left Monday for tour through the 48West.
 a8 Joplin Business College is not run 2for the rich-It's the poor boys and a@55girls school. Pres. Weatherly came aafrom the farm. He accepts notes sWithout interest for tuition and gets 2spositions for graduates. Chances to 28.work for board.
 M Young person of this section desiring |@ practical education should write the
 Springield Business College for new
 eatalog. It tells how every young man Rnd woman can soon be earning hand Bome salary. If necessary the school 88Vlll loan the money to take course. |S8 MT. and Mrs. M. Peters of Clarks- |]EEille, Ark, who have been visiting sev- weeks with Green Forest friends,
 left Monday for Fort Smith to visit their granddaughter Mrs. John Parker |<before returning home. MT. and Mrs. # eters were cordially welcomed by their 3friends here.
 M Dee Whitaker and family of Eufaula,
 Dkla., are guests at the home of Mrs. ' Whltaker's parents, MT. and Mrs. J.
 "A. Standlee. Dee is prosperous busi- hess man of Eufaula and supports a frlo of boys that reflect credit upon
 fhe climate of that part of the new
 Ptate.
 Among the numerous candidates who
 contributed their presence to the sue
 ess of the reunion, we noticed Frank
 Holiday, who wants to succeed A. J.
 russell as Circuit Clerk; Tom Walden
 Eho says that he will be the next Sheriff; Jess Johnson, who is afflicted
 he same way.
 John Hancock has been placed in
 harge of the Star Hotel in the capaci-
 y ot trustee, pending the result of
 ult Tn equity in which Sam Alfrey Reeks to recover title from Mrs. Sarah ' lfrey to the hotel property. ltis ex-
 Pected the case will be determined at
 me next February term of chancery eourt.
 Finis Howard and family returned to
 Pfeen Forest Saturday after a two
 ears residence in Washington state
 ma Will proceed at once to make Green
 crest their future home, Mir. Howard
 aving some time ago purchased from
 F. Wilson the Benton forty Ca part see the Harrison Orrell place) out south n31 town. Finis looks as though the
 vest has not agreed with his health.
 John Graham of Anice,s Ark, came
 oufng the reunion to visit at the
 lome of his father E. R. Graham and
 greet his boyhood friends John left
 Pieen Forest about twenty years ago
 Nlth his foot and his hand. He went
 o franklin county and married a good