The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-23

| l. M. Buell s.
 Mrs A. J. Tabor was in Berryville Friday and Saturday.
 Jack Reeves and wife are visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
 J. F. Seitz is new clerk at the T. M. Buell. produce store.
 J. R. Crawford was in Little Rock on business first of the week.
 D. A. Hilton and family are prepar- ing to move to Warren, Ark.
 Drummer J. c. Harbert Sundayed with his family in Green Forest.
 Dr. Spurlin will be in his Green Forest office again Oct II, 12 and 13.
 Clarence Rhodes is getting quite saucy after a rather severe illness.
 Merchant George Buell. has been off duty during the past week on account of illness.
 R. L. Jernigan and MT. Hatfield of Walker, Mo-, were fishing in Long Creek Tuesday.
 Dr. R. G. Floyd and R. B. Kelley of Eureka Springs were guests at the Star Hotel Sunday.
 Barber Ed Puckett has worn an ex- ceedingly sour face for several days past. He has felol.
 Don't be to hard on the railroad company about the new time table, It l bn hntIar tba,o thi-,ly if i-
 A. J. Tabor was in Berryville Tues day helping to wind up the work of the board of Election Commissioners.
 Mrs. Elsie Smidt of Milton, Wis, arrived here last week and will spend the winter at the home of her uncle A. A. Pickens.
 Mrs R. L. Jernigan and daughter Marian Mrs. John Bair and Mrs. J. L. Russell attended Mrs. Wade's opening at Berryville Saturday.
 Caleb Galloway and family have re- turned to Green Forest from Wash ington after a residence of a little less than year in the great Northwest.
 The new train schedule or something else has put several of our correspond ents out this week Even those out on the rural routes have been checked up short.
 J. E. Reynolds of Maple was in town Monday, making arrangements with one of our local apple buyers to go out to his big orchard and pack this seasons crop.
 Carpenter Rich has taken the con tract to remodel the home of Charley Wall. The building will be made two stories, modern porch will be built and various other Improvements made. M. M. Butler and wife left Saturday on their return to White Oak, Okla, going by way of Blue Eye, Mo-, and Urbanette, at each of which places they will make short visits with rela- tives.
 John Buell. has already materially changed the appearance of things a. bout his new home. It keeps his l Some times we don't care if he did move away from Scott street.
 D. c. Dormer writes that he has opened up tin shop with fair pros poets at Crane, Mo. He tells us Miss Nellie and Alice have gone to Cali fornia to join their sister Miss Flossie and will spend the winter on the coast.
 Mrs. Floda Ransom Watson and little son of Carthage, Mo-, arrived here Tuesday en route to Denver for visit with her brother Sid Ransom. Mrs. | Wotcn., raci1opt nf ~ during 1901 and is pleasantly remember ed by quite a number of people,
 The Great Weidemann Bros, Wild West, Indian Shows has come and gone, leaving an unpleasant memory and a depleted pocketbook for some of the boys who interested themselves in the time-honored "shell" game, that comprised one of the attractive side shows. 1t is the same old story.
 Dr. A. E. Lumburg left Monday evening for Oklahoma City to prepare for the removal of his household goods to Green Forest. He expects to be gone a week or ten days. We under stand he has rented J. A. Pruitt's S property (the Miller place. which is to be vacated by E. J. McClain.
 R. L. Ramsey and family took the afternoon train Tuesday for Moody, Tex, to make their future home. There is nothing much more certain than that these good people will some day later if not sooner return to Ark ansas. One thing certain if they don t Texas will be the gainer. The Tribune joins their legion of friends in wishing them the best of good luck.
 Green Forest post office is soon to fall into the Third class which makes it a Presidential office, the patronage of the office having met the require ments of the department. The change of class will carry with it the appoint ment of a Postmaster, and it is prob able that lively scramble will be made for the plum. A. J. Tabor and Jeff Harbert are so far the only applicants.
 I will be in Green Forest from about Sept. 18th until Oct. 9th for the purpose of collecting my old ac- counts and l shall expect every one that owes me an account to make full