The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-04

Remember Dr. SF urlin's next dates for Green Forest are Nov. s, 9, and 10.
 Herbert Shibley las again entered railroad service as relief agent at St. i Joe.
 Monroe Burket left Tuesday after noon for Southern Texas, for visit of few weeks.
 Paul Colvin is home for visit of a l few days from St. Louis. where he is ] having his eyes treated.
 A. J. Tabor's duties as a member of the election board necesstated his presence at BerryVille Tuesday,
 Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the good kind) for wheat and hay has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 FOR SALE-Three thoroughbred b re d l Duroc Jersey males, about ten weeks old. CHAS. OREBAUGH, Phone Line los.
 See Dr. Spurlin in his office in Green Forest, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 8-10.
 For quick sale will take s. % each or S6.00 per pair for Bourbon Red Fur keys. l have sold my farm and must sell before l move. Andy Cox. 11-4
 Parties who want to pay their sub scrlption to The Tribune in wood are asked to see us soon and make arrange ments. We heed a few loads right away.
 A. G. Killebrew has bought the interest of P. o. McEntire in the mercantile firm of Killebrew & McEn- tire, and will continue the business at the same stand. Leslie News Stan dard.
 Capt L. D. Lincoln was up from Oak Grove Monday having brought two of his brothers, James Lincoln of Topeka, Kans., and Thomas Lincoln of Brooks, Ia., who had been visiting him for week, up 10 take the train for their respective homes. The captain says that his brothers were much i'm pressed with this country and both con- graduated him on leaving Kansas and ! coming to Arkansas.
 C. H. Colvin, who has served the railroad so long and faithfully here, has been promoted to the agency at Searcy and he departed on the 12:45 train Wednesday for that point G. w Martin, former agent at Berryville, has been given the place here. MT. Colvin may decide to stay in Searcy and he may not. He assures us that the promotion, which means hand some increase of salary, is the only thing that could induce him to leave Green Forest. His family will remain here for the winter at least.
 Editor Russell. of the Green Forest Tribune, has been writing about the fine mast around his town, and he doubtless thinks we are from Missouri, since he sends a sample to the Times Echo by Mrs. Broad who spent yester- day in Green Forest. But it ism t hard for us to believe any good thing about Carroll county, since we have long ago decided it was good for man or beast'' But we can beat your acorns, Brother Russell, over here in the Western district R. H. Petty brought one to this office that measures 3 and 3-4 inches one way and inches another Eureka Springs Times-Echo
 The big hardware firm of c. C.. O'Neal & Co. has sold out stock, build ing and business to Joe Villines and sons and the inventory will be complet- ed and ownership changed hands during che coming week. This firm which was composed of c. c. O'Neal, J. A. Buell. and George Buell. had built up one of the finest, hardware, furniture and ve- hicle businesses in this country and it changes hands at the high tide of its prosperity. The decision to sell was reached very reluctantly, but J. A; Buell's association with the Bank of Green Forest has claimed all of his at tention, necessitating some sort of a change and finally sale was agreed upon. The Witnesses are first-class people and experienced business men and we have no doubt of their success.