The Green Forest tribune., 1910-08-19
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Miss Clyde Sisco of Berryville is a guest of Green Forest friends.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt was over from the Springs during the reunion.
 Miss Tommie Wade and Louie Free man of Berryville were in Green Forest Sunday.
 Jerry Brammer has sold his residence property in the north part of town to Monroe Burkett.
 Mrs. Tom Ellison, who has been vis- iting her daughter at Blue Eye, Mo-, returned home Monday.
 Clay Naples went up to Berryville Sunday where he will be member of the grand jury during court.
 Miss Mary Barnett of Leslie has been a guest of Miss Mary Burney. She returned to her home Tuesday.
 Selected seeding peaches delivered 50 cents a bushel.
 J. B. HARDEN, Phone 34
 Misses Modena and Bertha Finn of Harrison have been guests of Miss Edna Walker during the past week.
 A boy of the usual proportions, fine and dandy, arrived at the home of Dr. G. E. Tabor and wife Sunday morning
 Len Nunnally jr. is home again after several months absence at Marshall. He is working with Lenox's bridge crew.
 There is an opening now for an am bilious boy or young man to learn the newspaper business at The Tribune office.
 T. E. Phillips was here from Melville to greet old friends during the reunion. He delivered very happy address for old soldiers.
 Will Coxsey left Sunday night for St. Louis, where he will accept posi- tion in the wholesale house of Fergu- son-McKinney Dry Goods Co.,
 Jim Reeves has traded the Jack Tabor residence to which he recently acquired title to Jerry Brammer for
 
 Among the arrivals during the reunion was the youngest son of J. M. Baker, east of town. He IS small little fellow being only day old Satur- day.
 George Hatfield is here from Walker, Mo-, for visit with friends. He says that fishing is good in that section, also that his father is well satisfied up there.
 What do you think of tomato that measures IF 1-3 inches in circumfer- ence? That is just the size of one raised by Uncle Jim Pryor. It takes the cake.
 Lieut.. Henry Howard is again in command of the mail wagon on Route 3, having returned from the encamp- ment at Leon Springs, Tex, where he enjoyedsa good time.
 J. H. Parker and wife, former resi- dents, are here from Vernon, Tex, for a visit with their son Lee. Texas seems to be an agreeable home for them as they look well and prosperous.
 The new pews for the Methodist Church south have arrived and they are about as fine as you will find in any church in the country. The ladies are certainly to be congratul upon their efforts to creditably seat their church.
 The happiest home in Green Forest by considerable odds is that of c. B. Grim and wife. They have been enter taining under their parental roof since Wednesday the only child Mrs. Ruth Maybell and her husband, who are here from Earl, Colo, for visit. It is needless to say that Ruth's many friends are glad to welcome her back for visit to her old home and to greet the elegant young gentleman who has chosen her for life partner.
 Miss Edna Walker entertained her friends at her home on Scott Street Thursday evening, August H. The game of five hundred was played the first part of the evening. Afterwards, cards for a clever contest, "the art gallery" were given out, In this con- test Omar Hilton won the prize, a beautifully bound book. At the close of the contest, the guests were invited into the dining room which was deco rated with nasturtiums and clematis. There delightful refreshments were served. The invited guests were Miss es Hattie and Isora Scott, Fannie Nun nally, Mary Burney, Hlilda Roeder of St. Louis, Messrs Will CoXsey, Omar Hilton and Newb Edgmon.