The Green Forest tribune., 1910-08-05
Local Mention.
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 The weather continues hot and warm with rising temperature.
 Miss Lena Case is able to be up after rather severe illness.
 John Reeder had mule to die from some specie of collie Monday.
 Charley Wall left Tuesday night for Texas on prospective real estate deal.
 Miss Edna New of Alliance, Nebr., is a guest of her friend Mrs. Ollie Red ding.
 Veda, Fay and Hazel, little folks of Eld. Rose, are visiting Harrison rela- tives.
 Miss Cora Pinkley of Reels Creek is a guest of her sister Mrs. George Phillips.
 John Ramsey has had floor made of concrete for porch in front of his residence.
 Family trade increasing on Gilt Edge Cream. If you have not sampled it yet, try it.
 Mrs. Sarah Alfrey is at the Star Hotel again after visit with relatives in Oklahoma.
 See Dr. Spurlin in his office in Green Forest Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs day, Aug. 9-l1.y
 We noticed the sage of Coin Dick Swor in town Monday, looking as pros nerOuS as usual
 Gall for Success Flour at D. A. Hill ton & Son. S if you desire success with your light bread
 Joe Atkinson of Berryville was visit ing at the home of his daughter Mrs. Will Wells Sunday.
 Mrs. J. L. Porter is up from George town for visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. DeBerger.
 Arvilla, the little daughter of j.. H. DeBerger on the mountain south of town, is reported very sick
 Clyde West was over from the Springs Sunday and paid a visit to his fathers farm, out northeast of town.
 A. J. Tabor was in Eureka Springs first of the week mixing with the courters and drinking Basin water.
 Want to sell .32 Winchester in good shape at bargain. c. F. Wakefield, 1-2 miles south of Green Forest.
 Miss Jessie Hodge drove over from Berryville Monday and took home with her bushel of the worlds best peach es.
 J. J. Mars and wife of Harrison have been guests of their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Wilson during the past week.
 Two good pony mares for sale at bargain or trade. w. J. Callen, Raum, Ark. Phone l short, 3 long rings on Davis line.
 Charles Blair, the Eureka Springs hardware merchant, spent Sunday af ternoon in Green Forest visiting friends and eating Elbertas. Lieut.. Howard and few other mem bers of Co. D, whose names we have failed to learn, left Sunday for Leon Springs, Texas, for target practice. Lee Smith spent portion of the past week at Searcy, looking after some railroad affairs coming under the department in which he is employed. J. M. Stevens, chief clerk to Master Carpenter Littleton, visited his farm near Green Forest Sunday and brought back some immense peaches. Times Echo.
 Miss Edna Bradfeld has rented the Dormer property and has had her goods moved here from Berryville. The Dormer family is preparing to & remove to Crane, Mo. w. T. Nelson came in from Girard, Kan, Tuesday to visit his family for a \ couple of weeks. He was accompanied q by N. Mcdonald of that place ,who is 4 casting about for location. Orton Walker was called home from Springfield, Mo-, by telegram Saturday, hls services being greatly needed in the capping department of the cannery. He will be with us but short time.
 w. J. Callen was up from Raum Tuesday and reports things as flourish ing out that way. He says his son Dr. Luther has abandoned the idea of q coming to Green Forest and will re- main at Marble. Il The Democratic primary in the new # township of Coin resulted in the nomi nation of J. A. J. Meek and Will Jones Tor Justices of the Peace, Price Jones for Road Overseer and Otto Hardesty I for Constable.
 Pres. Weathery of Joplin Business College authorizes us to say his college accepts notes without interest for VI tuition. Chances for all to earn board, or good board $2.50-3.00; positions furnished graduates. N Dave Watson was in town Monday # With smile from here to here and laugh that would discount a hyena. He N sWears that he has bunch of oil news H up his sleeve that will startle the natives. Dave is anatural born josher. John Rhodes and wife were up from focum Monday. John tells us that N plans have already been laid for a new & store building for T. c. Rhodes & Son # m that village. The building will be H after the modern order and construct lon will begin in few days. # Eld. J. B. Rose returned from Denver Monday, where he assisted in revival N meeting last week. He reports good meeting with fifteen conversions. He & leIt Tuesday for Bruno, Marion county,