The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-03
The Republican county convention is on today (Friday) at Berlyville.

The Republican county convention is on today Friday) at Berryville.
 J. B. Reeves is smiling over the receipt of fine new delivery wagon which is branded: "J. B. Reeves Lumber Co.,, Contractors and Build ers."
 DENTISTRY:-Per desiring dental work please see me at my office in Green Forest June IA, 15, 16-Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
 R. P. SPURLIN.
 We want your cream. Better prices and test guaranteed correct. Ship direct in gallons or more.
 NEoSHo CREAMERY, 20jun Neosho, Mo.
 Two more souls were made happy by Rev. c. T. Edwards at the home of Ira Coatney on the Berryville road Wednesday afternoon. The contract ing parties were John Coatney and Miss Myrtle Catherine Waldrop.
 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.
 Rev. J. H. Ruble, former popular pastor of the Methodist Church South here, was greeting his many good friends in Green Forest Wednesday. He had been to visit his daughter at Bellefonte and stopped with us day for old-time sake.
 Bill Coxsey and Newb Edgmon have converted the directors room in the Bank of Green Forest into gymnasium and now the punching bag is the victim of heavyweight knocks at all hours. It is believed that Bill will make a second Jim Jeffries.
 Will Dugger was down from Metal ton Tuesday. He tells us that the good people of Notation now have a fourishing Sunday School the regular attendance being fifty or more. Mr. Dugger is the uperintendant. Martin Smith assistant superintendent and Miss Blanch Dugger secretary.
 There was no general observance of Decoration day in Green Forest, but the departed. ones were remembered by individuals in many instances The de- corations of graves is one of the most beautiful customs of the age and it is regretable that the annual Decoration day is not more generally observed.
 The Springfield Business College is publishing for free distribution the finest catalogue it has ever issued. Among the illustrations is one of the new S17000 dormitorv for young ladies. No other business college in this part of the country has made so many i'm provements. Write for catalogue.
 J. R. Crawford has sold his oil tank :, warehouse and business to the Waters Pierce people and hereafter this station will be used to supply only the local trade MT Crawford has found his commission business growing to such proportions as to demand his full time. He is building up a nice business all along the M. & N. A. railroad
 All persons. who are indebted to Linen & Cox Milling Go. are urgently requested to meet me at Jeff Harbert' s store on next Saturday, May 4. This is very important. If you can't pay now will accept note. Otherwise these accounts will be left with the Justice of the Peace for collection.
 A. J. Cox.
 Capt. M. V. Lightburn, of Green Forest, came down yesterday on the twelve o'clock train to see his old friend Capt. J. T. Hopper before mak- ing an extended visit to his children in the state of Washington. MT. Light burn formerly lived here and has many friends and acquaintances among the older citizens. He returned to his home on the evening train. Harrison Republican.
 Every dog we have seen this week looks mighty sad and it's to be presum- ed they are on the lookout for the Mayor. who so uncermoiously cut out their freedom. Rogers could easily get along without the vast number of dogs that roam the streets at large, and we wish to congratulate our new Mayor upon his first step to early extermin- ation of the nuisances. Rogers Repub- lican Journal.
 w. T. Nelson of Girard, Kan, was here first of the week seeking a To- cation. He is an old friend of Samuel Orebough, who bought the Hoback place. Mir. Nelson has been associat- ed with the publication of the famous Appeal to Reason for the past eight years. Before leaving he closed dea for George Sweney's ten-acre farm which adjoins the corporation on the north. Mir. Nelson will move here soon.
 The Green Forest Browns and Blue Eye crossed bats Saturday and an in teresting game was played, the score standing to 21 in favor of the Browns The visiting team had the Browns out classed in weight, but couldn't interest them in playing ball. The battery fol the Browns was Tate and Coxsey ane for Blue Eye was Duncan and Long The next game will be played at Oak Grove June II.
 School directors of the Eastern dis trict are urgently requested to take notice of the meeting of directors call ed by the County Examiner in connec tion with the Institute to be held ir Green Forest, Saturday, June II. Ii is of the greatest importance that ; good attendance of directors be had a this meeting for there are questions o1 much importance touching our edu cational interests to be considered.
 The township Republican convention Saturday was well attended, ther' being considerable interest elicited ol account of the selection of members O