The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-30
Substantial Improvements Planned.

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 The town council held a powerful busy session last Tuesday night. A of improvements was set go- ing that would reflect credit upon an Oklahoma two-year old.
 ] A cement crossing is to be put in on Main street on the northeast corner and cement walk constructed from the southeast corner to the public school, which when connected with the stone walk on Ninth street will furnish pedestrians a complete run to the depot.
 Marshal Harris submitted his report on street work showing a judicious ex- penditure of over S200 on the streets and an unusually amount of service from free labor, only some "A days lacking of having it all in for this year.
 c. B. Grim was drafted on the spot for Alderman to succeed J. B. Reeves, removed from the incorporation.
 A three mill tax was levied for gen. eral revenue.
 James Allen and wife of Gray county, Kan, are guests at the home of his sister Mrs. Frank BrasWell.
 One of the five months old twin sons of MT. and Mrs Sam Jackson died Sunday. Interment was made at Glenwood.
 Miss Jennie Harbert is quite i'll of fever and her folks are feeling much alarmed, owing to her enfeebled condi- tion caused by her sickness year ago.
 A. M. Webb is going into the pro- duce business at the old Ferguson stand. He expects to treat everybody right and at least make even on what he handles.
 James Masters brought us quar- tette of Ben Davises Tuesday that might easily be mistaken for the Twenty Ounce variety. The largest one measured a foot in circumference.
 Our particular friend John Hurd now cashier of the Bank of Exeter (Mis sourD dropped in Tuesday for a brief visit. He came down to take in the fair.
 Dr. Lumburg arrived Tuesday from Oklahoma with an emigrant car con- veying his household goods etc., and is now a full fedged Arkansawyer. He will soon be ready for the practice of his profession as veterinarian.
 By slip of the type in our election table last week we were made to say that license had carried in the county by 555 when as a matter of fact license was defeated by the three lives. We offer the necessary apology.
 Arthur Jennings and family, who moved to Grove, Okla, last winter, have been in on a visit. Arthur says that save a few chlls his family is en- toying good health and he likes that country well enough to stay.
 For Sale or Trade-S0 acres of land partly improved, four miles west of Green Forest, Ark. Also 176 acres in Lipscomb county, Texas, 147 in culti- vation, good stream flows through. Only 2 1-2 miles from Higgins, good market. Will trade for Carroll county land. These places will go at bargains for cash or payments. Call on or ad- dress, w. M. Headman, Green Forest, Ark. Ill
 W. J. Ahrens of Heber has succeed ed Herb Shibley as assistant to Agent Colvn, something having gotten cross ways between our friend Herbert and the superintendent. The patrons of the railroad office here regret the matter exceedingly, for MT. Shibley has made very popular employee and had it been left to the town he would have remained in his position. We hope the matter will yet be adjusted favorable to him.
 No better time to get your painting done. Don't get the idea that if ;e too bot Hot weather inSureS