The Green Forest tribune., 1911-02-03
Local Mention.
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 See Tom Phillips for baled staw Phone 26.
 A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Curt Harbert Saturday, Jan. 28.
 Bruce Phillips is at home again after several weeks spent in Oklahoma.
 Mike Coxsey visited with his son Will in St. Louis few days this week.
 w. c. Owens writes us to forward his paper to him at Row, Okla, Star Route No. 1.
 R. D. Galloway has had bout with the grip this week that has used him up considerably.
 Dr. Spurln will be in his dental office at Green Forest again February ', 8, and 9.
 James Baughman over near Markley sold a red pig Monday for S24. It was sold for the market.
 Mrs. Gunter Nunnally of Leslie was the guest of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker, the past week.
 Miss Zoe Scott left Friday for Wich- ita, Kas., for an extended visit with her sister Mrs. Harry Dugger.
 xTncle Andy Tipton is quise badly in- | 1osed, suffering from an attack of Zrip' at his home near Parker.
 Parties in need of dental work will please note that Dr. Spurlin will be in his office here again February to 9. .LosT-About Jan. 10, pair gold-rim spectacles in new spring lid case somewhere about town. Finder please return to Andy Cox. A MT. and Mrs. John Buell. went over vto Fayetteville Monday for brief visit with MT. Buell,s cousins, Misses Cora and Ann Fisher.
 There will be services at the Christ ian church Saturday night, Sunday and Sunday night, conducted by Rev. Hinds of Fayetteville.
 Ben Harbert went to Joplin Saturday afternoon to look after some business matters. He was back behind the counter Monday morning.
 Bert Snow is going on crutches this week, the consequence of a runaway accident Sunday, which occurred at the home of his father on Osage.
 Mrs Sackwell and little daughter have returned to their home in Fort Smith after a week S visit at the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank Wells.
 John Boston and his sister Miss Ora of Hallowell, Kan, are here visiting at the home of their aunt Mrs. James Masters, out northeast of town.
 Dr. Hannah, dentist late of Deming, N. M. was in Green Forest this week for the purpose of locating, He was for merly resident of Baxter county, this state.
 Mrs. M. E. Bruce and little grandson, of Roark, Mo-, visited the past two Jas. A. Bruce and families, of this place.
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced. 50 cents per 15. Satis- faction guaranteed. w. D Denton, Green Forest, Ark.
 To trade-$7o0 O0 stock of goods and small residence and lot in a, good Cal ifornia town for farm in Carroll county worth $500. Must have clear title. If interested see J. L. Russell.
 J. R. Crawford has gone to Jones' boro, where he will make his head quarters as salesman for Waters-Perce Oil Go. He hopes to get back to Green Forest as often as once month.
 Daniel Lawrence is the name of young man who was given 30 days and ten dollars in Judge Butts court few days ago on plea of guilty of stealing Mrs. II. J. Woolwine's watch The boy was tramping through the country and passing the Woolwine home he went in and appropriated the watch. He was caught by Deputy Sheriff A. J. Cox at Alpena. He gave his home as Kansas City.