The Green Forest tribune., 1910-01-21
E. J. M E GO W N

W ip'V' lc d 'lttIO ONCT udIt across the calendar.
 Carlos Harhprt cana down from Munet f'r a brief stay Thursday. H. sa, s he l. going into business in Monett.
 The Star Restaurant is the place to get sqnars meal, all you want to eat, for 15 cents. Webb & Murchis T, Proprietors
 Subject at the Ra tist church nex' s day morning. "Do baptism and the Lords supper re senerate?" Ever, boiv is in- vited
 Dr.. Spurlin will he in Green Forest Feb 12-3 to look after your Dental needs. Fillings, crowns, bridges, cast inlays or plates.
 J, N. Fruit has moved his stock of goods from the Frrgu- son building to the E $. Harris building, opposite the Home Bakery.
 J. H. Cummins of Berryville was m town last Tuesday and rented the S. R Pric, huus- He comes to get his daughter Mi s Myrtle into our school.
 Dock Douglas was in town Monday talking to the voters about going to tho Legislature Dock say he people are giving him much encouragement.
 S. X. Everanle lac oper ed :, res;urant apd lunch room in the Gallowas uiie'ing where h. will he glad to see his old cu-t ,mers. Meals 15 cents at all hnurs,
 Jess Price and wife killed | f:,tted turkey anG givt feast 10 : number of their friends or Fri day If last we. k in honor of their first maria .,f anniversary.
 Maeter Cla, n Russell eater- tained quite a number of his little friends with "Jack Horn CT" party Saturday evening in honor of his ninth birthday.
 Superintendent Backus of the Meth.d.st Sunday School is so anxious to increase tha roll of his school that he has added an other boy to his family circle.
 Save abont S5 per bushel by buying your clover, tim thy, orchard grass and red top seed early from T. M. Buell. He has the Star Sealed bags, govern ment test.
 The play, "Tnny the CopvIct," to he given under the auapic's of tie Green Forest C"rne' b.rd, will be rendered at the school house Thursday and Friday nights, Jan. 27-29.
 Bill Cox-ey, John Bair, Ross Hsrbert and Orton Walker form ed a quartet of Green Forest visitors to Eureka Springs Satur- day night Bill Coxsey says he certainly had a nice time.
 Vester Reeves was over from Eureka Springs during Sunday visiting home-folks He holds a position as stenographer in the office of Ed Overstreet, store keeper for the M & N A.
 In response to au inquiry The Tribune will offer cash club ping propo-i,ion for short tine and will take new subserip- tions at the rate of 75 cents g. year in clubs of 10 1T more.
 The public is hereby warned not to extend Lota Jennings credit with the expectation of holding me responsible. This Jan. IS, 1910.
 LEvANDER JENNINGS.
 E. A. Tipton, who recently traded for Lee Parker's resi- dence, has traded same to R. P. Stuart for the Kilbourne place about six mics out on Route l.. Mr. Stuart will shortly move to town.
 Andrew Norris and wife and daughter have returned here from Colorado, where they w"nt some months ago for the benefit of Andrew's health. The Rocky Mountain breezes seem to have agreed with him.
 Word comes from Hartley, Tex, that sn"ther gst.r, this time fine girl, has arrived at the home of Mir and Mrs Bryant Caxsey. This makes them large family of three children, two sons and one daughter.
 Mrs, Maggie Shrum, wife of Ed Shrnm, residing just south of the railroad from town, died of pneumonia Thursday morning.