The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-08

Mesdmes Nellie Sneed, G. w. Coxsey, w. L. Sneed, J. B. Rhodes, Alice Edgmon and J L. Rhodes spent the day with Mrs. Carroll Stafford Friday.
 All of Go. D. are by order of Lieut. Howard notified to meet at the armory at 2:30 p. m. July g to prepare to leave for target practice at Ft Smith on the 6:24 train.
 Mrs. Sarah Alfrey returned home Sunday from a pleasant visit with relatives in Missouri Her sister Mrs. Rena Moore returned with her to make this her future home.
 A. A. Kelsey brought us in a bunch of clover from his last years sowing that measured four feet flush. He says he has four acres that is just as fine. This is good showing.
 Mrs. John Ramsey and daughter Miss Fred, MT. and Mrs. J. B. Harden and MT. and Mrs. L. V. Porter and children were among those who cele- brated at Berryville the Fourth.
 Mrs. c. L. Scott and Miss Ruth of Osage took the train at Green Forest for their former home at Galt Mo-, for a Fourth of July visit. c. L. "driv" them over to the station.
 Wyatt Hittson son and two daugh- ters Misses Margie and Jewell and Misses Matte and Mary Stacy and Lillian Reed were among those who took in the sights at Eureka Springs the Fourth.
 Members of Go. D. Second Infantry leave Saturday for target practice at Fit. Smith, where they will remain in camp for seven days. Leut. Howard syas that he will take about 25 from Green Forest.
 J. L. Russell and wife spent the saw Hoxsey fly in one of the Wright Galena, Columbus and Girard, Kan, while absent.
 The athletic sky is very cloudy. Green Forest ball team has been ignominiously defeated on various Sundry occasions and Jim Jeffries has been knocked out by negro. There surely isn t live left to much for.
 Joplin Business College is the only school that charges no interest on notes accepted for tuition. Notes may be paid after position is secured. Chances for all to work for board or board and room $2. 50-$3. % a week.
 Rural Carriers Henry Howard and John Patton and their families spent the Fourth fishing. John reports land ing 3-foot eel and Henry makes the modest claim of a tow sack full of fish. Of course, they all had a good time.
 Street Boss Harris is getting red- headed about buggies wagons, vehicles and "sich" being left in the streets. He says that there is going to be some thing done and that right away quick if his order to vacate is not obeyed promscously.
 Miss Sadie Adams of Maryville, Mo. arrived Wednesday and will accept em- ployment at The Tribune office for the present at least. She is an experienced newspaper lady, having until recently been employed in the capacity of society editor of the Maryville Daily Republican.
 The latest in the Smith Reeves -Trant- ham deal is that John Buell. came out owner of the Smith home and has al- ready gone to work putting on the finishing touches to one of the prettiest homes around. M. E. Trantham now owns MT. Buells, home on Scott street.
 The Green Forest Millinery Go. has few summer hats yet, and will sell at great reduction, for the next 15 days. We don t want one left over, want to begin again in spring with entirley new line of hats. We also keep ladies' furnishings such as collars, belts, shirt waists, etc.
 Our former citizen and good friend M. A. Dooling writes us from Beeler, Kan, that wheat crops are good in his country but that the country is suffering for rain. Mathey has been out in Western Kansas long enough now to expect but little in the rain line, especially when it is needed.
 Ed. J. w. Fairchild was the third party to the completion of a wedding the other parties at interest being Miss Ota Beck, daughter of George Beck out near Parker, and Melvin Darkwood of Weiser, Ida. The groom will leave with his prize in few days for their future home in Idaho.
 Beginning Monday, July IS, 1910, l shall teach Kindergarten class for a term of six weeks. Also children who are behind in first grade work wishing to enter the second grade at beginning of public school Terms, $1.50 per month or $2.00 for the six weeks.