The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-02
Dr.. Harmar Will Be Here

marian of Z0 years practical experience and has credentials with him showing that he IS an expert in his profession. Dr. farmer treats all diseases of live stock very successfully but he makes a Speclalty of chronic diseases such as Poll Evil, Fistula and all running sores and chronic lameneSS and castrating ridgling dentistry and operation rup lures and removing tumors Ipreform \ all the surgical operations known to veterinary science successfully.
 Work is progressing nicely on the Morrow block on the westside
 Isaac Brammer and wife returned Monday from visit in Barry county Mo.
 Mrs R. L. Jernigan and her daughter Miss Marion arrived from Texas Mon day.
 J. A. Phillips will pay the top for all marketable apples delivered at Green Forest. J. B. Reeves moved Wednesday to the farm recently purchased from Jerry Brammer. -J
 c. W. Stockton of Girard Kan., $ among the numerous homeseekers hera during the past week.
 We will give years subscription to The Tribune for the largest stalk of corn brought to this office.
 Miss Hilda Roeder has returned to heT home in St. Louis after visit with het friends the Misses Scott
 D. A. Hilton has returned from two weeks visit down the road. lie was at Heber among other places.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt and children have been over from Eureka Strings this week visiting relatives and friends.
 James Leatherbury reports 153 bush els of wheat from a sowing of bush els, an average 25 12 bushels to the acre.
 w. M. Jones, the Berryvile monu- ment man, was here Tuesday to place a tombstone to the grave of Mrs Rosie Martin Wade in Glenwood cemetery.
 Jerry Brammer has moved to the | Lee Smith place east of town and the Smiths are camping in their new home which lacks considerably yet being completed.
 Mack Reynolds and family leave for Redfeld s. D. this week to join his mother and brother. We were very much opposed to this rash move of our friend Mack.
 Mrs. A. D. Merritt of Farbury, Nebr., arrived here Tuesday and is stopping at Dr. Morrow's. She will probably remain here for the winter on account of her health.
 The team Prof. Burney was driving home from Kingston became frighten- ed at the train Sunday evening, demol- ished the buggy and ''bunged" them selves up considerable. The professor escaped unharmed.
 Ed DeLozier was showing ayear old horse colt in town Saturday that ranks one of the finest in seven states. It was right at 15 hands high and our guess would make it weigh at 900. It is bay Percheron and could have been bought Saturday for $50.
 George Stroud of Moody, Tex, is guest of his parents and other relatives about Green Forest George says Texas is so dry he thought he would take run up here, look at our fine crops and eat water melons. He will be here but few days.
 S. L. Ward and wife of Girard, Kan, were here Monday and Tuesday and closed deal for the E. H. Inman place out northeast of town. They left for their home Tuesday expecting to re- turn by Jan. 1. The deal was made through the J. B. Reeves agency.
 A. J. Russell made a mis-step some way while enjoying picnic dinner on hill side at Rule Monday and fell sus- taining a severe hurt on the back and was badly knocked out but was still able to stay with the canvass at last report.
 The Springfield Business College has loaned over $25000 to worthy young lpersons wishing to attend school and secured positions for them after they graduated so they could pay it back. Anyone with ability and pluck can get an education Send for catalog
 You want to read how woman would farm by Mrs. Alice Kirkham, who now resides in Elberta, Canada. You can t accuse Mrs. K. of knowing as little about farming as some men do about house work We will see how she puts these ideas into execution when she moves to Green Forest in the not far distant future. II
 For Sale or Trade-90 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 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
 A special train conveying Hon. w. J. Bryan and number of prominent Democrats of the state is scheduled to pass through Green Forest about 2 p. m., Sept. 8, going south. The distin- guished Commoner comes here Tn the interest of the adoption of Amendment No. 10. He will leave Eureka Springs about 80 D. m. and reach Harrison at 3:3O, at both of which places he is billed to speak. The right kind of effort might get him to make a rear-end talk of ten minutes or so at this place. -Four sons of John Boatright, residing on Osage seven miles southwest ot Green Forest, were all taken ill one { day last week each suffering from |