The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-16
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The canning factory wants more beln. Several women are needed. Mrs. Will Sneed visited Sunday with | her parents at Alpena.
 Mrs. George Phillips has been quite ;ll during the past week. ' Mrs. Sarah Alfrey left on business trip to Neosho Monday evening.
 Aub and Orton Walker went over to the Springs Monday evening.
 Atty. and Mrs. A. L. Kinney visited s7Y in Eureka Springs Saturday and Sun, & day
 Mrs. Jeff Harbert was dangerously &# i'll Monday night, but is reported ~ better.
 g1 Money to loan on we'll improved % farms. Mrs. R. B. Ray, Eureka 8 Springs.
 # Miss Halleen Setz of Harrison visit "a ed few days last week with her aunt Mrs. Mike Coxsey. 0 Mrs. Otto Hardesty of Coin was the guest of her sister Mrs. J. k. CraWford I Saturday and Sunday.
 
 Mrs. Burdie Monger of Huntsville visited at the home of Mrs. Will Howard the past week. Rufus Norris was over from Berry vile Sunday to see his brother Andrew, who still fingers very low. Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the good kind) for wheat and hay has been received by J. B. Reeves. w. c. James has brought in from his mountain slope orchard a half dozen specimens of prize winning apples. Uncle John Wilcox has been very much indisposed for the past several days. His condition is quite critical. Drummer J. c. Harbert was home Monday to vote and visit his family. He reports nice business on the road. Dr. Harmer the expert veterinary surgeon of Ft. Smith, Ark, will be in Green Forest again Saturday, Aug. 20.
 Luther Owens of Dry Fork and Miss Amo Wilkes of Huntsville visited the latter part of last week with friends here.
 F. M. Osbum, cashier of the Allen State Bank of Erie, Kan, and wife are here for visit with his uncle J. N. Pruitt.
 John Mechanism, claim agent of the M. & N. A., was in town Monday look ing after few of the misfortunes of his road.
 J. T. Seitz has moved his family here from Dry Fork and occupies the Wright property on West Springfield street.
 Stockholders in the Percheron Horse Association are requested to meet in Green Forest on the first Saturday in October at 1 p. m.
 Mrs. John Monger and Mrs. Martha Monger of Marble, were guests at the homes of Mrs. c. A. Wall and Monroe Burkett last week Jesse Crowder of Herrick, Ill.,, an old time friend of our townsman A. DeBarr has been here during the past week figuring on location.
 James Butt of Bethaney, H., is here for visit with his brother Judge W.
 
 from Illinois last week.
 Newb Edgmon was pretty badly smashed up by a horse falling down with him Monday He has since been unable to be on duty at the bank.
 Miss Noma Clark left Saturday for her home at Springfield, Mo-, after a visit at the home of her aunt Mrs. ,orfh of
 FOR SALE-79 acres, 2 sets improve ments, 2 springs never failing water A good. place for dairy l Emile north west of Green Forest. A. Kelsey
 Misses Tommie Wade and Grace Coxsey were here from Berryville We'd nesday to attend the play 'The Bank Cashier" and remained over for days visit with friends.
 E. A. Rich, the carpenter, has re- turned from Kansas City and has taken the contract to do the remodel ing work on Capt. Lightburn's home mentioned last week.
 Our thanks are due Mrs. w. H. Bunch for pair of the largest apples yet displayed in our horticultural de- partment. Mon Dunlap also brought In one that is of giant dimensions. -
 FOR SALE-One 2 3-4 Springfield wagon, good as new; Two 3-yr old cole black well matched Alleys, work good to anything single and double. C. r. lrby, miles east of Green Forest.
 Miss Joe Naples came over from Der ryvile Friday to visit her sister Miss Req, who teaches in the public school. Miss Req accompanied her sister home for visit over Sunday with her par ents.
 Chas Moulder, one of our former good citizens who has cast his lot near Mckinney, Texas, sends us the where with for before and after with The Tribune and signs himself your faith ful subscriber" "
 w. A. Ferguson has the foundation in for new stone building on the east side of the Lamb Saddlery establish ment, to occupy the space of the pres ent frame structure. The new build ing will be 2Sx80 feet. ~
 M M. Butler and wife are in from White Oak, Okla, for visit with rel atives. "Uncle Mat" has become cripple since his visit to his old home here last year, having sustained broken leg last winter.
 Norman Mcdonald of Girard, Kan,