The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-11
Local Mention.

woery low. a Ely Hubbs is up from St, Joe hIisiting home fnlks. Dg Wan, to buy good horse tor ostu purposes LEN REYNOLDS.
 gJ. w Moore of Berryville was ttln Green Forest Monday on busi- ak ess.
 if John Ramsey sttended court a Eureka Springs the firat Ihrs @ inlays.
 has khan vas m Eur. ka Brings Mohf!ay attending cir .~1uit court. A J Russell was over from 3erryviile fer a brief spell Satur- Oiay afternoon. LOST "A strip of hand made embroidery. Please report to Mrs. A. DeBarr. d Arthur Bliss was over from
 Eureka Springs first of the week
 ,isiting his mother.
 #Joe Headman If Iowa is here
 ,n an extended visit with his
 lncle C. F. Headman.
 MJess Tabor was over from
 3erryville Tuesday on account 3f his mothers ilInt ss.
 
 Aub and Orion Walker, Bill Eoxsey and Leslie Cardiff were Eureka visitors Sunday.
 s. A. Eversolr and family left For Cricket, Ark, Monday where :le will conduct a restaurant Subject of the Baptist church ext Sunday morning is sancti-
 ication. Text, l Thes. 5 :23. Will Smith, one of Berryville lopular teachers, was greeting Friends in Green Forest Satur- Jay.
 T# L. o. Scoville of Joplin, travel ang freight agent of the K, c 5. toad, was here on business Tues lay.
 vH Len Nunnally was up from Marshall over Sunday to see his title son Willie and visit home- folks.
 A new roof has been put on he store building of c. c. 0'Neal & Co.,, during the past week.
 IA. M Webb was up from Olvey first of the week. He is dosing out there to go to Cali lornia.
 f The Dramasic Club is prepar- lng to show "Tony the Convict" at Osage next Thursday night, the 17th.
 Troy Watkins of the firm of c. l.. Giines & Go. of Harrison, was in town on business We'd. eesday.
 Attorney A. l.. Kinney has rented he Mike Coxsey resi-. dence recently vacated by Ben Harbert.
 Z Miss Ollie McNi-l of BerryviIle visited her uncle Frank Tanning and her friend Miss Viola Snip man Sunday.
 The finest thing in the land is aome of that screened popcorn at II. M. BueIl's. It pops to beat the band. Try it.
 Miss Lena Johnson of Kings ton has been guest of her sis- ter Miss Gertle, the teacher, During the past week.
 Mrs. John Ramsey was called to Berry vile Wednesday or &C., count of the illness of her daugh- ter Mrs. Joe Fancher.
 John Wright moved from the Mrs. M. J. Webb property Mon- day to the James Wilding cottage back of the Home Bakery X Mrs. Frank Lane, living near the Grim school house, had been dangerously i'll for the past few days, but is reported better.
 Tie makers, please take notice we will pay 33 cents for all irst. class 6x8 railroad ties.
 LYNCH & COX. s In mentioning J. H. Davidson for Collector last week we said be lived in Cross township when we should have said Franklin. Z Standard varieties apples, two years old, for sale 4 cents each. Call on J. M. Baker, 1-2 mile past of town. 1mar
 Arthur Lynn and family of Carrollton, lately of Alaska, were guests at the home of Len Reynolds Saturday and Sunday. The Star Restaurant is the place to get square meal, all you want to eat, for 15 cents. Webb & Murchison, Proprietors. 4 A car load of each Star A Star Redwood Shingles and lumber have been re- seived by J. H. Buell. Lumber