The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-09
Local Men tiOn.

1|3n Sims was up from Enon Monday.
 emember that Monday is election
 erchant c. c. O'Neal was '1aid z|3l1 few days the past week. k./ r bbor Day, Monday, was generally < ok5erved by our rural route boys.
 he canning factory wants more j.4b Several women are needed.
 Il wanted to do general house u6{ k. Apply to Mrs. C. L. Scott
 |or road tax and against liquor li- se should carry by good majorities. yndv Duncan began five months. GIb of school at Grim school house za hday.
 N. T. Nelson was in from Girard,
 zn., for visit over Sunday with his
 hily.
 E5Money to loan on well improved Fms. Mrs. R. 5. Ray, Eureka
 Brings.
 "A ttorney F. o. Butt of Eureka
 Brings was in town for brief spell
 nday
 b. A. Hilton has been at Springfield,
 b., and other points north during the
 3st week.
 E Miss Zoe Scott left Saturday evening
 St. Louis, where she will again at
 hd school.
 |<<The invincible Pat McEntire was in
 wn Tuesday, selling the usual amount
 groceries.
 R. F. Durham and family of Hamil-
 kn. Ind., are here for visit with Mr.
 Rlrham's cousin G. s. Firestone. & Bowlder Russell and family have ar @1Eed here from Franklin county and
 ill make their home at Green Forest. E Adrian Firestone, The Tribune's S new
 pprentice, is nursing a pair of mashed
 hgers he got while learning how to bn our job press.
 FoUND-A gentleman's watch in
 reen Forest. Finder can have same calling at The Tribune, describing it Ind paying for this ad T During the electrical storm last Sat friday bolt of lightning struck Will Bneed' s feed barn and instantly killed a bule valued at $225.
 Mrs. w. w. Orebaugh and three thildren are here from Wichita, Kan,
 I, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Orebaugh. FOR SALE-79 acres, 2 sets improve hents, ? springs never failing water. A good place for dairy 1 1-2 mile north west of Green Forest. A. Kelsey The new building of Dr. r. R. Mor- Tow on the west side gives evidence of being beauty. It is being designed : 5n its construction for an office for his business.
 Squire McNemar is having porch built and the paint brush applied to the
 kters property on East Main street,
 ch he recently got in the deal for farm.
 George Tanning of Butler, Okla, is Visiting relatives here and seeking health. He is brother of Frank and Griffee Tanning and Mesdames B. c. McNiel and N II. Whitaker.
 FOR SALE-One 2 3-4 Springfield wagon, good as new; Two 3-yr old cole black well matched tilleys, work good to anything single and double. c. P. lrby, 2 miles east of Green Forest
 There is still something doing about the Green Forest Cannery. All visi- tors here now are compelled to sit up and take notice that Green Forest is one of the busiest places on the map.
 J. A. Phillips, the apple buyer, re- ports that the quality and quantity of apples coming in are both good. A new buyer has come in this week. The apple crop of this section is quite an item this year.
 Frank Tanning has sold his fine half German Coach horse colt to Joe Me Monigle of Blue Eye, Mo-, for $500. This is one of the finest colts ever foaled in this country. It is now l5 months old and weighs HOO pounds.
 Jeff Harbert was resting up at home Sunday from his campaign work. Jeff says that he comedies his election as Tax Collector by the safest kind of a majority. He is said to be the leading stump speaker in the whole bunch of candidates.
 Cashier w. A. Jenkins of the Bank ot Alpena was in town on business Monday. He joined an auto party here composed of Mike Coxsey, Newb Edgmon and J. R. Crawford for Grass Leaf farm. where Mr. Jenkins ;s pas- turing herd of fine steers.
 Capt. M. V. L.ghttr~1 : st.1:t.& 2 campaign of improyeiaaa eI,ut liz residence. The house is to he r:rtia,iy a new room Atioed, conc}ere walks put in, etc. Capt. Lightburn IS one of the worst fellows in town about having things Gohe right.
 A good bye singing WIS eiven c car Cox at the home of his uncle Andy Cox last Sunday night, the eveLr being largely attended by the numerous good friends of this popular young man. Oscar left Monday for Columbus, Kan, where he will again enter high school. / The thresher of Isaac Calen, Monroe Upton, l.. l.. Ayers and Lyss Snyder turned in last week for the season, having been in operation forty-tVe days. It threshed over 22000 bushels of wheat and oats. This is certainly an excellent showing but doubtless no better than the record made by the various other machines operating in this section of the country. Riley Shipman and wife and babe are heresfrom Mangum, Okla. for a visit