The Green Forest tribune., 1911-06-30

trade will be highly appreciated and the best attention given all customers at my soda fountain. We want share of your trade.
 GEORGE BUELL.. East side Old P. O. Building.
 The chances seem to be pretty good for a sane Fourth about Green Forest.
 Ralph Shaffer has gone to Buffalo, Wyo. to accept a position in a drug store
 Miss Bertha Upton, of Harrison, is helping in the Tribune composing room this week.
 A. No. l good milch COW for sale. One mile south of Green Forest. c. F. Wakefield. 7-7
 Tiff Denton and wife of Carrollton were guests of Dr. and Mrs. Morrow first of the week.
 Miss Nan Norris and grand-daughter Miss Leta spent Sunday visiting at the home of Rufus Norris at BerryviIle.
 E. A. Rich has taken the contract to build large barn for w. s. Hitson on the Lum Anderson place near Enon.
 Mrs. Walter Norton, wife of the station agent at Gilbert, has been visit ing her father, John Porter and other relatives during the past week.
 Garland Stanphill and Miss Peggle Guess were married at the home of the brides father Lum Guess in the Stanphill neighborhood Sunday.
 Those desiring dental work by Dr. Spurlin will please take notice that he will be in Green Forest again July } to 7-Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Herbert Shibley, station agent at St. Joe and wife end babe, were in Green Forest over Sunday, visiting with the grandparents of the young ster.
 Miss Harriet Balm has returned to her home at Valparaiso, Ind, after a pleasant visit at the home of her uncle, G. $. Firestone and her aunt Mrs G. c. McNiel in the country.
 George Buell. opened his summer drink shop and confectionery on Friday last. beginning with nice business. The rains seem to have pried open pocket books in pretty good shape.
 By mistake Clyde Mattox put small paste board box and bundle in some body's wagon in Green Forest Satur- day. He would be glad if party finding same would return to The Tribune office
 Word comes from Eureka Springs that a fine boy has arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs Gus Warehouse, all of which will be good news to the rela- tives and friends of the parents about Green Forest.
 Simon Rogers and family have land ed back in Green Forest after an ab- sence of some two years, having tried Missouri, Washington and Texas S- mon says Arkansas looks better to him now than ever and he feels that he has come back to stay this time.
 On account of having lost my memor- andum book for April and May, l earnestly ask all who have called me or had medicine prescribed by me dur ing those two months to call on me as early as possible and let us get the amount entered properly. Dr. Donald son.
 Will Smith called on The Tribune Friday and confirmed the recent report that he will be in the race for the Dem ocratic nomination for County Clerk. MT. Smith is @ pominent farmer-t teach CT and is man well qualified for the position he seeks. That he will develop a good following there is no doubt.
 C. A. Ramsey notifies us to change his address from Lyman, Wash, to Waterford, Calf. After some five or six years in the damp climate of Wash ington, Mr. and Mrs. Ramsey find that their health demands a change. h. stead of a drouth they had a late frost that put every thing to the bad On June 20 all gardens were complete ly wiped out.
 Mrs John Wells has received a letter from her sister Mrs. G. w. Osbrooks advising her of the death of Mr. Os- brooks which occurred at their home at Junkins City, Mo. The Osbrooks had been married less than a year, his death being due to consumption. Mr. Osbrooks was Deputy Sheriff of Barry county.
 A wreck of rather serious propor- tions occurred mile or so east of the Green Forest station Monday morning when the northbound passenger went into the ditch landing the tender and coaches clear of the track, laying the coaches and express car on their sides. Only one passenger was hurt and that not seriously. The smashing delayed traffic for twelve hours.
 John Paul has declined to accept a position as a member of the Green Forest public school faculty and Mrs. George Buell. will be employed by the board to take the place rendered Mir Paul, as she has secured the requisite petition to remove her disability on account of relationship to members of the board, and has also secured pledges from members of the board which is equivalent to her election
 Miss Francis White of Forest Park University, St. Louis, was guest of her friend Mrs. Mahalia Davis here during the past week. Miss White was accompanied on the trip here by 8 Chinese pupil of that institution Miss Ling, who lectured at the Methodist church Sunday night in the interest ot missions in China. Miss Ling appeared l in the native costume and oiYe her