The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-07
Al-PENA PICkUPS.

Mrs. Everette Faulkner spent last week with hey parents Steve Jones and wife.
 Bert Kirkham and family came up from Denver Tuesday to visit Steve Naples and wife.
 John Landerback is here this week having some work done on the teie- graph line by re-setting the posts.
 The protracted meeting begins to- night. Let's all go and help by our presence and good attention if in no other way.
 Quite a crowd of Alpena people at- tended the fair at Berryville and all re- port fine time, big crowds and eX cellent exhibits.
 Miss Mayne Smith and Claris Jenkins came down home from the fair for a short visit with home folks, returning to Green Forest Sunday.
 Dr. McCurry went to Harrison Tues day to attend the meeting of the Boone County Medical society. He was accom- panied by Ayers Boyd who went to see something about his duties as road overseer.
 Friends here received the announce ment off the marriage of Miss Ruby Flannery, who formerly lived here, now resident of Po1tersville, Cal. The wedding occurred at Portersville where both bride and groom live. We have not the groom's name.
 Allan Fox visited his mother Friday night before going to take his new position as agent in Missouri. Allan has been promoted with $20 raise of salary. lie has for some time been agent at Grand View and has many friends here who are glad to see him begin climbing up.
 PARKER PARAGRAPHS.
 Look out for frost.
 The big rain has put the roads in a bad condition.
 E. A. Tipton is planning to build a new house on the Kilbourn place for which he traded some time ago.
 Mrs. Nancy Roberts was taken sud denly ill of heart trouble at Riley Bar ton s Sunday but was reported better Monday.
 G. F. Curtis left for Miami, Okla, Sunday where he has some business to attend to, then he will go to Krebbs, Oklahoma.
 There were quite large crowds at tended the meetings at Mabrey Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Bros Gray and Shepherd conducted the meetings.
 Mrs. Joe Reynolds of Arlington and little daughter Della landed in Green Forest on last Tuesday night Her husband will remain in Arlington for a few weeks to finish up house which he has been building this summer.
 Mrs. Hannah Walker left Saturday for Celina, Tex, to see her daughter Mrs. Ethel Busch, who is quite sick. Mrs. Maude Callen accompanied her mother. Mir. and Mrs Busch are tee parents of pair of twins, boy and a girl.
 News comes from Oklahoma that Will and Bill Landon have joined the KilbournS out there and that one of the Landon children has the fever. Mrs. Kilbourn has recovered from 2 spell of fever and expects to be able to return to Arkansas soon.
 While J. F. Walker and wife were eating dinner Sunday noise attracted ~lINI4 cbeciiIloll' U lOll lOOhlllS dIUuiI, Mrs. Walker discovered what she took to be a snake crawling from behind the safe, but before they could get any thing to kill it with it was found that there were two of them instead of one. One of them was pin head and the other @ spotted house snake. The pin head was wound around the other one and had it almost killed. In less than an hour Mrs. Walker was going to the spring and run onto a ground rattle snake Good luck favored her and she killed all three snakes. If Sunday was not snakey day she said she didn want to see one.
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