The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-10
Rev. J. L. Keener of Berryville was in Green Forest on business Friday

Hiram Denton, son of Dr. Denton, left last week for Crane and other points in Missouri.
 Barred Plymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs. J. B. Reeves. Phone ST.
 John Paul and family were down from Osage Wednesday, having Dr. Spurlin do some dental work.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bryant Coxsey and children went to Eureka Springs Mon day for few weeks so joum.
 The 3-weeks old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John iiubbs, south Of town, Gied Thursday morning. 1t had been i!i alt it's life.
 Mrs. George Phillips is .ae owner of two ot the tmest Jusey c.aves in tnt country. She bought tae.n from .,.= Hull stock l&rm ne4. ; lse.;a e2t.a.:t.
 Harry Nunna.iy was Qp rom e,o. 5,e Monday making f. epaf.t,ioAa to 34ut, hls IamIly here neHC EeeN. InaJ "ii occupy the house just vacated by Bud Ward.
 M. 4. Oldaam has sold his farm near Connor to Jacob Meddough of Wyoming and will probably move to Urbanette. The deal was made by Trantham x Hammond.
 Mrs. Walter Norton, who was called here from Gilbert, Ark, last week by the sickness and death of her mother Mrs. John Porter, is seriously i'll at the Porter home.
 Services as usual at the Methodist church. Subject at II O clock, What the church means to me. o At 7:30 ''The Sixth Commandment. w. w. Albright, Pastor.
 Jerry Brammer came Tuesday in re- sponse to a telegram announcing the death of his sister Mrs. Murphy. He is selling out a car load of Texas mules at Pine Bluff and left on his return there Wednesday night.
 Miss Waltie Lamb was hostess to party of little folks Monday night be- tween the hours of six and nine clock, to celebrate her twelfth birthday. The little folks enjoyed many merry games and were served with delicious refresh mentS.
 Mrs. Leslie Owens and children, who have been visiting for several months with her parents Mr and Mrs. L. s. Shibley and other relatives, left Friday for Tucumcari, N. NJ, to join her hus band. Mr. Shibley accompanied his daughter part of the way home.
 Since our last report, the following new pupils have entered school; Eula Usrey and Byron Paul, 0sage; Nellie Raines, Alpena; Marinda Littrell, Cen ter Point; Erma Mann, Maple; Clifford Frye, Douglass. This is the second week of private school and the enroll ment is 136. Rooms one and two have been combined and put III charge of Mrs. Mamie Foreman, room three is in charge of Miss Jim Burney and rooms four and five are still held by Miss Bradfeld and Prof. 8urney.
 Mrs. Murphy, wife of 0. 0. Murphy and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Brammer, died Monday evening, at the age Of thirty y-three, after a protracted illness of several months. The funeral services were conducted at the home at } o'clock Tuesday evening by Rev. Edwards and the remains were inferred in the Grim cemetery. A hus- band and two small children survive, besides her mother and father, two brothers and a sister. A brother, Ray mond Brammer, who lives in Oregon and her sister Mrs. Robert Leather bury, residing in Idaho, were unable to be here for the funeral.
 M. A. Oldham will offer for sale at public auction athi5 farm six miles south of Green Forest on Thursday, March 16, beginning at l0a. m, the following described property; i 5-year old horse, brood SOW, with ' pigs, 1 spring wagon, l set spring wagon harness, 1 hillside blow, 1 two-horse cultivator and other farm implements, about 75 bushels of corn, 1 l-2 tons nay, house. hold and kitchen furniture and other articles too numerous to mention.