The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-20

MT. and Mrs. A. J. Tabor spent Sun day at Berryville.
 E. A. Wall has taken up temporary residence in the Dormer property.
 Mrs. James Keithley has been quite i'll the past week, but is reported better.
 Dr. Spurlin will be in his dental office at Green Forest again February 7, B, and 9.
 Mrs. J. M Atwood left Friday for Sumner, Ill.,, called there by the death of a brother.
 See pr. Spurlin here Tuesday, We'd nesday and Thursday February ' to 9 if you want dental work.
 Parties in need of dental work will please note that Dr. Spurlin will be in his office here again February to g.
 A few more Barred Plymoth Rock cockerels for sale at 75 cents if taken in few days. Mrs. J. B. Reeves. Phone S7.
 If you want the best bargain in the county on a farm see A. A. Kelsey 1 1-2 miles north west of Green Forest, Ark, route l.
 FOR SALE: One farm wagon, one single top buggy, one work horse. A. A. Kelsey, l l-2 miles north west of Green Forest, Ark.
 Willie Poynor returned Friday from Little Rock, where he is taking medl- cal lectures, on account of an attack of rheumatism. He hopes to return soon.
 c. c. Kirkham and wife were up from thelr Long Creek farm Saturday and Sunday, guests of relatives. i Country life seems to be agreeing with them nicely.
 G. H. Barrett of Grand View was a guest at the home of c. E. Foreman Monday and Tuesday, MT. Barnett came to this country few years ago and IS glad of it.
 Strayed- -3-year old brindle steer marked swallows fork in lett and split and under-bit in right ear. lnforma- tion leading to recovery will be reward ed Wyatt Brawley.
 John Sinyard has traded his residence property to J. w. Marlin for the south twenty of the Noblett forty lyng across the road east from the latter 5 residence MT. Slnyard will move to the country.
 F. M. Marlin will make public sale of hi cows, horses, feed, chickens, farm implements and household goods next Tuesday, Jan. 24, on usual terms, Location 3-4 mlle west and south of Green Forest depot. Sale begins at 10 am.
 J. B. Reeves is again a resident of the city, having built a house and moved into same last Saturday. He IS moving things lively on hs fine new residence and as soon as it. is ready to occupy he will convert hls present quarters into hen house. The following new pupils entered school Monday: Ralph and Earl Denton, late of Baxter Co.,; K. Norris and Miss Mary Williams, Douglas district; Ben II. Jones, Highland; Miss Lutie Snow, Rule; Miss Bessie Carmack, Coin; Miss Mona Littrell, Oak Grove; Misses Maggie and Nettie Houston, Rock i House.
 The Ladies' Culture Club was very pleasantly entertained at the home of Mrs R. L. Jernigan last Thursday night. The regular program was car ried out, which for this evening was short story writers, Frank R. Stock ton, Samantha Allen" Hamlin Gar land and Josephine Dodge Daskam, with Miss Bradfeld as leader. A few visitors were present and light re- treatments were served.
 John Buell. has cleaned up once more and owns no more real estate than a rabbit. He sold his James Mathis farm at Markley and his residence the roof from over his head-to E. W. Hepler of Clifford Forge, Virginia, and will be camping out by February, l. Mir. Hepler's family is expected here by that time. Thus Green For est has gained another good citizen with no prospect whatever of losing JOhn