The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-20
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Local Mention.
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 There will be big reduction in prices on all odds and ends at CoXsey x Co s during January.
 Miss Florence Queen, who has been at home for several months, left for Eureka Springs Monday.
 An Old Trusty 100-egg Incubator for sale. New last season. Want to buy a larger one. Mrs. c. H. Colvin.
 For Sale-The largest and best farm in Carroll county, miles north of a good town. Apply at this office.
 1 want to buy a few large. dressed hogs, dried fruit and potatoes, but must be good quality, J. E. Woods, North Side of Square.
 Claude Phillips, brother of Bruce Phillips, has been visiting in Green Forest the past week. His home is in Illinois.
 Prof. Allen Hewitt, formerly a pupil and neighbor of B. P. Vawter, of Scottville, H., is in the city on busi ness for few days.
 J. L. Russell has bought from c. D. Wall the two blocks in the Phillips & Russell addition lying between the school property and Loss Seitz's place and S improve the property for a homG
 The burning of some trash at the rear of Ben Harbert's residence on Scott street about eight o'clock Satur day night was responsible for a fire alarm, which created considerable eX- cltement.
 Eld S. c. Shoup, pastor of the Christian church at Berryville, closed a s&eessful series of meetings at the Bafsist church Tuesday night. He is scholarly young evangelist and is an able advocate of the Christian doctrine.
 Eld. J. B. Rose, in his capacity as Missionary for the Carroll County Asso citation of Missionary Baptists, closed very successful revival at Carrollton Sunday, having had twenty eight con versions and twenty-five additions to the church.
 The telegram which Mrs. James Pryor received last week concerning the condition of her daughter Mrs. w. D. Martin was misunderstood in that her illness was due to pneumonia in- stead of an accident. The daughters death is reported elsewhere in this paper.
 There has been more disturbance in the way of misbehavior generally and shooting by the pistol toters about Green Forest lately than has been in evidence for a very long time. The boys who have proven so handy with their guns are spotted-some of them in fact known and if they don t watch closely they will be taken in even be- fore the grand jury meets.
 A letter from Will Finch to friend here tells of the bad luck of Mr. and Mrs. D A. Hilton, who left here some weeks ago for Warren, Ark. They did not find things to suit them in their new location and decided to move from there to Roanoke, Va. They had taken their baggage to the depot the day before starting and the depot burned that night leaving them without even change of clothing.
 Quite campaign of improvements has been going on in the southern suburbs of Green Forest lately. Frank Ward has built new house out that way, Will Davis has been building some, Tom Phillips has been overhaul ing his place generally and spreading the paint, Jim Jordon has added con- siderably to the comfort of his home and James Stacy, who recently bought the Dahl twenty has been rebuilding the residence.
 Claude Stamps drove over to Green Forest Saturday returning Sunday with Miss Bessie Walker and they were quiet ly married by Squire Rufus Kenner Sun day evening at four o'clock. The bride is the charming daughter of Price Walker of Green Forest and the groom is prosperous young business man, 9 member of the firm of Stamps & Son. The happy pair enter upon their we'd ding journey under the most favorable auspices. We extend our heartiest congratulations.