The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-22

Mack QuaIls, wno v e taken ill dur ing last elk, is cp3r ed considerably better.
 George i}ut.er, the iylae Eye a5ock man, was p Green t@.EaaJ tar snort while Monday.
 Sile Hanby, the U i..nettc mill nan, was in toWA friday Looking attag some business rnattcta.
 Mrs PQilum' s millinery store ~il be moved Sept. l to tue building form srly occupied oy Jeif H,roert's hardware on the east side.
 R. I. Swor and F. A. Ripe, two members of the equalization board, have been here this week consulting the taxpayers.
 Mrs. Edith Ray of Clifty has been a guest of her sister Wr5. A. A. Backus during the past two weeks. She left for her nome Tuesday.
 Alb Hanby has his lumber house on the railroad now completed It is 50x100 feet and will hold an immense quantity of building material.
 B. o. George, Berryville's popular druggist, banker aud bachelor, accom- panied by his nephew Pat George, was in town on business Wednesday.
 George D. Brewer, staff correspond ent of the Appeal U Reason, is billed to discuss socialism in the park here on Friday afternoon and at night at the Ferguson hall.
 Jesse Goforth came in from the west Tuesday and will spend some time visiting relatives and friends. He is looking hale and hearty, but is as shy of the widows as ever.
 Word comes from Durham, Okla., to which place they have removed from Wichita, Kan, that Mrs. Hattie Scott-Dugger has recently presented her husband with fine son.
 Miss Annie Graham is home from Franklin county, where she has been teaching since the first of July She IS taking a vacation while her pupils are engaged in picking cotton.
 All parties owing me on accounts contracted previous to Jan. 1, 1911, are requested to call and make arrange ments for settlement before Nov. l.
 DR. c. w. DONALDSON.
 Mir and Mrs. w. A. Butt are ar ranging to go to Little Rock in a few days to consult a specialist with re- ference to the condition of Mrs. Butt, whose is suffering from some severe chronic troubles.
 Eld M. M. Butler and wife are in from Homestead Okla, for a visit with relatives. They declare they like the new state first rate, but some how they don't stay away from Arkansas very long at a time.
 J. L. Russell is now fully equipped fer writing insurance in the great Continental. Others may be recom- mended as good but no company doing business in the United States claims to be better than the Continental.
 John Newton and wife were visitors during the past week at the home of Mrs. Newton's parents Mr. and Mrs William Miller near Cisco. Mir. and Mrs. Newton have just recently re- turned to their farm near Eureka Springs after an extended ''vist'' in Oregon.
 Deputy Sheriff A. J. Cox and Oscar Grim arrested man by the name of Elliott here Sunday morning and de- tained him, until the arrival of Sheriff Walden, who had warrant. Elliott was said to be wanted on several charges, including postoffice robbery and forgery. He was taken to Ft Smith. His home is near Osage.
 The interest in the piano contest is becoming but little less than intense. There are dozen contestants who are deterimned to win As itlooks now each has equal showing with the other People who admire a good race should watch this contest. It costs nothing to help in this campaign.