The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-14

i. Mrs. Jasper Meador and children ar rived here yesterday from Moab, Utah, and will visit relatives in Eureka Springs and over the country for a while. Eureka Springs Times-Echo.
 c. c. Kirkham has sold his real es- tate interests to his partners and dis posed of his insurance business to Kin ney 6 Hill. He will in short time move to his farm n2ar Denver.
 Ed. U. G. Fox of Berryville occu- pied the Baptist pulpit Sunday and Sunday night in the absence of Pastor J. B. Rose, who is engaged in g pro tracted meeting in Boone county.
 have on hands quite lot of Urba nette four at Grim s warehouse. Every sack guaranteed. While it last it will go at from 80 cents to $1.30 per sack.
 w. A. FERGUSON.
 A deal was made last week by which J. k. Crawford becomes the owner of the Sweeney ten acre tract north of town and in exchange Mr. Orebaugh re- ceives the Crawford residence prop erty.
 Carrier Andy Cox is complaining terribly about the condition of the roads on his route He declares they are in the.worst shape they have been in two years and the road working season about over.
 Grandma Kirkham is even Y years old today Friday) and she is one of the youngest women of her age in the community. She is nearly five years younger than her husband who register ed 82 last April.
 Mrs. W. P. Coxsey, who has been seriously ill of fever for several weeks, has suffered a relapse and there is very little hope for her recovery. Her in- fant son is also near the point of death from spinal trouble.
 Chas. Hanbury came in from Chan ming, Texas, last week to join his wife in visiting numerous relatives. Charley is looking prosperous and happy. He has made exceptionally good as q con- tractor and builder in the Panhandle country.
 A basket of fine apples has been add ed to our fruit show by Will Matthews. He owns one of those mountain places that paints apples up just right. Will says that the farmer who has not play ed ahead of the game this year is in- deed a poor stick.
 l J. A. Phillips, the apple buyer, closed down Saturday. having finished loading his sixth car. MT. Phillips says there are still lots of apples in the country i but for some reason he has been unable to buy them. The cannery will doubt 1 less take care of the bulk of what is left.
 For Sale or Trade-80 acres of lanc i partly improved, four miles west of Green Forest, Ark. Also 176 acres ir Lipscomb county, Texas, 14F in culti- vation, good stream flows through i Only l-2 miles from Higgins, 8 gooC l market Will trade for Carroll county land. These places will go at bargains i for cash or payments. Call on or ad- dress, w. M. Headman, Green Forest Ark. Ill i Uncle Billie Forsyth and G. P. Gordar have returned from a visit of some days in the Buffalo country, where they saw many interesting sights and enjoy ed a great time. They say that timber grabbers are Hgobbling" up the fine forests in that section and soon there will be none left. Mineral evidences are still to be seen, lead, zinc and dry bone lying on top of the ground. They visited the powder cave famous during the Rebellion. It was a very interest ing feature of the trip. Here they saw tons of bat guano which as g fertilizer is unexcelled by any substance yet discovered They brought home about leo pounds of it. They also visited Cobb cave and the Natural bridge, which Uncle Billie says has b cen there since the year1.