The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-04
Local Mention.

Local Mention. 4
 ,sr ''- 'is fix 'a' '''' '''' ''''+ < , arnssionaI election next Tuesday. Sunshine Crackers, best made, at Meek's.
 4bo language of the poet, we have H x. III i,tt1ber vr,b no wood, no clothes and no
 nothing
 ,, E. Crozier, the welI-llnown
 l}t. Dt;st has changed his location from
 Leslie to Rogers,
 M C. Russell has been appointed 4;oe of the Peace instead of c. C.
 6C SeaI fps who failed to qualify.
 ,,.a James Masters was called to
 ME, llto,,ia Mo. last of the week on
 sNs,t 'nttf of the severe illness of sister
 lat place.
 danqhter was born to MT. and
 Andrew Norris on Thursday of Est week. Mrs. MOTIFS Is "lCh her v9rents in St. Joe. EW Little Miss Fred Ramsey, entertained SPX tnst of her little friends Saturday IM& rening npi with an old-time taffy pulling End other amusements. S I C. McNemar has completed an ad- N d;fion to his residence on Scott street 1 and is having the paint brush applied n fo inc whole building.
 The usual number of pranks and mis- # caievous doings incident to Hal x lowe owe'en took place Monday night. No "a damage to property is reported.
 F. A. Wall and wife have gone to Fl CIaremore, Okla.,H where Mrs. Vail 2 will take a course of baths in the water ! there with the hope of benefiting her # health.
 F I. Wells has purchased a thor G8 onohbred yellow Jersey male and pro @ noses to lend what assistance he can to # the building up of the dairy industry in @ this country.
 8 Little Willie Nunnaily has completely recovered from the whooping cough. # This was the only case in town so there q need be no further fear as to the spreading of the disease. # Otis Wells came in from Pueblo, # Colo, Monday for visit with his par # ents and other relatives, and greet his @ numerous good old friends. Otis looks # az if Western life agrees with him. 8 Misses Tonic Wade and Ruth Naples S were over from Berryvlle Monday to 4 attend the Annual Meeting of Goops # and Ghosts" held at the home of Mrs. S Mike Coxsey Monday night. Strayed on Oct. 29, one black mare 2 mule about 10 years old, 1-2 hands I high Reward will be paid Tor infor- nation leading to recovery. 1925 Sllas Parks, Capps, Ark. Ed Wood is home from Ft Smith where he went recently to have an operation performed on his stump leps. Hn is now unable to get about at all but believes he will be benefited \ by the operation.
 Mrs. c. S. Sknkle took the matter of building walk along the Methodist church lot in hand and with Henry Rowland as overseer the work is already completed. Later on a walk will be built to the door and steps put in.
 A. J. Russell took in the sidewalk situation in Green Forest with great A deal of interest while over from Berry N vile Saturday and Sunday. He IS x much pleased to note the improvement spirit that is exhibited in his old home town.
 still have on hand 2500 of well selected varieties of coming Swear old apple trees, which l will sell at 3 cents each. Get in your order as early as possible as it is now time to heel out J. M. Baker, 1-2 mile east of Green Forest. 1l-4
 Mrs. c. B. Grim has shown us as fine specimens of fall crop of Bliss pota- toes as were eyer grabbed in May. The crop came from volunteers left in the old patch which he plowed up for turnps. The Grims have been feast ing on these new potatoes for two weeks.
 Cement walk building on South Springfield is still going ''lcllity cut. v Henry Rowland says that the entire stretch on his side of the street will be completed without doubt. Gravel IS on the ground for the length of the Star Hotel property and others are prepar- IO Duliu dS lcoC leibcl Stul 'S Si4i ployed
 Alson Alfred and daughter Miss Ola left Tuesday for Stiedman, Okla, where Miss Ola will engage in teach ing. Alison went along to look for a location, which is good evidence that he will not leave Arkansas. Many a man has saved himself lots of worry and expense by prospecting little be- fore he leaves Arkansas.
 Leslie Owens came in from Tucum- car, N. M., last week to join his Wife and little children who have been the guests of relatives here for some weeks past. Leslie looks as though the western life agreed with him, but he wears want t-to-come-back k-to- Ar kansas expression. We hope he does. He has been out among hustlers enough to make us a valuable citizen.
 Rev. Villines left for the annual conference at Fayetteville or the 2:02