The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-17

l were guest of Len Reynolds first of the week.
 Dock Warehouse is over from Eurek a Springs visiting his sister Mrs. c. E. | Foreman.
 Jack Spurlin was over from Berry vile Wednesday to help his father practice dentistry.
 Mrs. c. L. Scott went to Harrison ! Tuesday to attend the funeral of a friend Mrs. Blondie (Nicholson) Webb
 Mrs. o. A. Bliss and children desire to express through The Tribune their appreciation of kindnesses of people of Green Forest shown them during the fun eral of their son and brother.
 The family of w. T. Nelson, who bought the Sweeney place, have arrived and taken charge of what they hope to make ca happy little home in Arkans- as. " MT. Nelson will follow in few weeks.
 J. B. Reeves has sold Len White the east half block Is in the Blasingame second addition. This property ad- joins MT. Whites residence property which he recently purchased from Floyd Linen.
 T. J. Stamps of Itaska, Tex, ar rived here Tuesday to take a pros pective look at the country. MT. Stamps is one among the number who became interested in this section though our | late special edition.
 Car load of flour to be closed out at once at prices ranging as low as $2. 50 per hundred in 500-pound lots. No better on the market. Save some money by buying right now
 BEN HARBERT
 Lost Somewhere between Green Forest and Denver or between Denver and Yocum last Wednesday, back comb with three large purple sets. Finder leave at Tribune office, receive reward and greatly oblige Mrs. P o. McEntire
 B. H. Moore, Republican committee man for the new township of Coin, re- quests us to say that he has called a meeting of the Republicans of that township to meet at Coin school house |
 Capt. Lightburn writes friends from Seattle, Wash, that his and Mrs. Lightburn's s journey to the far north west was made without a mishap The almost constant down pour of rain in that country does not please him greatly.
 Mrs. Samuel Orebaugh came in from Girard, Kan, last Friday to join her husband, who has taken quarters in A. J. Bra swell's cottage in the Chauncey addition. Chas. Orebaugh, the son, and wife have also arrived with an emi- grant car and have taken charge of the Hoback place.
 The play "In A Woman's Power" rendered by home talent, assisted by Hal Andrews and wife of the defunct Andrews Stock Co.,, on Thursday and Friday nights was quite well patroniz- ed. Andrews and his wife departed Saturday night for Mexico, Mo-, where they have an engagement for the sum- mer.
 J. w. Laughlin and wife and son of Girard, Kan, are here on prospective visit and are incidently helping MT. and Mrs. Samuel Orebaugh in getting things strengthened up in their new home. R. G. Ingram of Girard, a son. in-law of MT. Orebaugh, is also here casting around for a real estate in- veStment.
 Tom Bunch, thirty years ago resi- dent of this county, was in Green Forest last Friday and greeted a number of his oldtime friends. Mr. Bunch quit this country for Arizona and has made good in that country, having built up g fine law practice. He is now County Judge of the county in which he resides. He is also high up in Masonic circles, being one of the grand officers of the jurisdiction of Arizona.
 John Sneed is playing good luck this year in the sheep business. He has 100 lambs on his place, having lost only three during the season. He says he is sure of the count for when he marked them he counted the amputated tails John says that it is a mistaken ides that sheep communicate disease to other stock as all the stock on his place are perfectly healthy MT. Sneed is among that class of farmers of which we need many.
 The Harrison and Green Forest bal teams played warm game on the loca diamond on last Friday, the visitors scoring eight to our four It was ; lively tilt and the fact that Harrison was able to put it on Green Forest il such good shape proves that they cal play ball. The Harrison boys went or up to Berryville and played the Berry vile boys Saturday, licking our county seat kids up in the enormous propor ton of 19 to 2.
 MARRIED:-J. w. Bair and Mis-. Ethel Nunnally were the parties to |; pretty wedding that took place a the home the brides mother in Greer Forest on last Sunday evening, Eld. J 5. Rose being the officiating clergy The groom is the manager of the Greer Forest Produce Co.,, and by his gentle manly bearing during his two years residence here has become very popu lar in both society and business circles The bride is the eldest daughter of MT and Mrs. Loss Nunnally, and for more than year has occupied the position of book keeper for the Produce Com pany. It was during this association that cupid got in his work. She bear the distinction of being one of tht handsomest young ladies in all th' country and this added to her accom- phshments makes her prize vel worthy fo the hand of the superb gen tleman who has won her for his lift companion. Immediately following th' ceremony, which was witnessed b, only members of the Nunnelly family