The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-22

Mace Snow has been in i'll health for some days past. Aub Walker is fill ing his place with the Produce Con- pany.
 G. A. Megown and daughter Mrs. C.. l.. Carpenter of Monroe City, Mo-, ar rived Wednesday for visit with MT. Megown's son E. J. Megown and family.
 The Green Forest kid nine were sore lly disappointed because the Alpena kids failed to show up according to promise for game on the local dia- mond last Saturday. The G. F. youngsters say that the Alpena boys are not game"
 Mrs. Milton Mckinney, formerly Miss Ethel Dethrick, and son of Eureka Springs were guests of Mrs. Firestone first of the week. Mrs. Me Kinney was at one time central girl" here and is pleasantly remembered by a number of Green Forest folks.
 The familiar voice of Miss Myrtle Sawyer has been heard at Central this week. Miss Myrtle was very popular operator here four years ago and the patrons are glad to have her with us again even though it is for only short time
 James Bruce and wife arrived here from Roark, Mo-, last week and have taken residence on s. N. Edgmon s farm (the June place), there being no available houses in town. Mr. Bruce is a half-brother of w. E. Lamb, the saddlery man, and will work in the harness shop.
 M. E. Trantham has bought Mrs. Inez Bailey's residence on West Main street and will immediately make some extensive improvements on same. The place is to be occupied by ]. ". Bair and wife Mrs. Bailey has rented the Wright property, just west of the property sold.
 The Green Forest Millinery Co. has a few summer hats yet, and will sell at a great reduction, for the next 15 days, We don't want one left over, want to begin again in spring with entirley new line of hats. We also keep ladies furnishings such as collars, belts, shirt waists, etc.
 G. A, Jackson, residing on the Rule route, was in town Tuesday and drop ped in to tell us that the wolf got big scare from his door when he sold a side of meat from the smokehouse Monday that netted him $156O. MT. Jackson is one of our farmers that will not likely starve to death soon.
 Capt. Lightburn and wife arrived Tuesday from tour of some weeks in the great Northwest. The captain frankly admits that he saw no country in all his travels that looked better to him, everything considered, than the country right around Green Forest. He, however, was not looking for a To- cation.
 John Sneed of Markley went to Seligman Tuesday night to meet his nephew and niece Charlie and Carrie Berry, who were en route here on a visit from Mckinney, Tex These little folks are the children of Will Berry, whose deceased wife was sister of Mrs. Sneed. Will Berry resided in the Markley locality several years ago.
 Miss Ida Warren came in Thursday of last week from Earl, Ark, where she has been engaged as trimmer in the millinery department of one of the largest stores in Eastern Arkansas. After visiting relatives for few days Miss Ida will go to St. Louis to get ready for her fall work. She will probably return to Earl.
 Jesse Price and wife left Wednesday for Madison, Wis, where they will visit for a few weeks, following which they will take up residence on MT. Prices big ranch at Lakota, N. D. From there they will go to Pasadena, Calif., to spend the winter. Their Green Forest home will be closed until about May l, next year, when they expect to return here.
 The Masonic installation last Satur- day evening was a decided success. Attorney A. L. Kinney made an ad- dress discussing Masonry as seen by an