The Green Forest tribune., 1911-08-25

of the Green Forest school is to be held at the Methodist church Friday night, Aug. 9.
 Every patron is urged by the board to attend as much concerning the future of our school interests hinges upon questions that must be decided at once.
 Ask your grocer for Pennsylvania smokeless oil.
 Ralph Denton was up from Bellfonte during the reunion.
 Sept. ,, 6, and are Dr. Spurlin s next Green Forest dates.
 The Tribune is indebted to ]. M. Younger for a treat on peaches Wednesday,.
 Mrs. ". A. Nynnally Of Bcl1yville was s guest tt the home of Mrs. Loss Nunnally during the reunion.
 Mrs. Earnest Lewis, wife of Con- ductor Lewis, was q reunion guest at the home of her uncle D. C. Watson.
 Tom Wilson Jr. was up from his Batavia farm Wednesday, He says |
 Dr. Oscar Poynor has returned to his home at Southwest City, Mo-, after an extensive visit with relatives here and at Osage.
 Talk with T. M. Buell. about ferteli- gers. To get the proper results it is necessary to use the right kind at the right time.
 You never fed your face anything that would make it smile quicker or more pleasantly than chose fruits to be found at Buell's parlor.
 Those interested will please take notice that Dr. Spurlin will be in his Green Forest office Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday, Sept. 6-8.
 o. S. Bratton son of the Postmaster at Little Rock, was in Green Forest Thursday, looking after some real estate interest in this section.
 It would be well to use some special attention about your drinking water. Typhoid germs may have been swept into your well by the heavy rains.
 As we go to press Friday morning we learn that E. A. Wall is seriously i'll of complication of troubles and that much uneasiness is felt concerning his con- dition.
 Parties interested in raising thorough bred hogs should see those fine Duroc- Jersey gifts, also one fine young male, of Chas. 0rebaugh. Phone line l32, 1 1-2 miles northwest of Green Forest.
 That ice cream at Buell's parlor is guaranteed to be equal to the finest article ever was. It simply melts in your mouth. Try dish and be more than convinced Picnic and party SUD- plies always on tap.
 Road Overseer Thorn requests resi- dents along the public roads to be care ful not to throw brush or other sub stances in the ditches along the roads as such causes overflow and consequent washing out of the roads.
 Owing to a wash out on the railroad between Leslie and Kensett, the paper for this weeks edition of The Tribune was delayed, throwing us late this week. We issued half sheet, but happidly did not have to use it.
 Tom Enix, who recently emigrated from Green Forest to Oregon and from Oregon back to Green Forest again, has bought a farm from Fonso Young blood out west of Yocum mill and now Fonso will go into the emigrating bus mess. He will probably try Washing ton.
 c. L. Scott came in Saturday from Western Oklahoma looking game after three months of ranch life. Mrs. Scott is looking after the affairs on his half dozen quarters out there whilehe rounds up the details of his property interests here for few weeks.
 Ernest Cast and family, who re- gently bought the Shipley forty from Mrs. J. M Baker, arrived last Satur- day from St. Louis and will take possession of the farm as soon as it can be vacated by c. r. Wakefield. MT. Cast is planning some extensive improvements on the place. G. L. Lee of Mammoth Springs, Ark. ;, arrived here last week and decided to put in a woodwork and blacksmith shop in Green Forest and Monday closed 8 deal with c. l.. Scott for lot on Second ] street at the rear of the Scott buildings on which he proposes to erect a build ing for his business.
 E. c. Cooper has been in Green For est this week combining visit with his family with business, having been , making report on the conditions of of the town with reference to fire in- surance, and going through the neces- Sarv details for the establishment of an agency for the Continental Insur- ance Co.,, which he placed with J. l.. Russell This being the old home town of MT. Cooper he feels that he will re- ceive 8 nice line of business here, espe- cially since no one can offer better in ducement than does the Continental with it's surplus of fifteen million dol lars. No other American company has figures that even rival these, nor has any foreign company such surplus with it's United States branch. The net surplus is the acid test to apply to determine the strength of any insur- ance company.
 s. A. Dehl of Eureka Springs au- thorizes The Tribune to say that he is a candidate for the Democratic nomina- ton for Representative. MT. Delhi has been resident of the county for a i number of years, and has thoroughly demonstrated himself wide-a-wake do-something citizen As an editor he has given Eureka Springs by far the |, best daily newspaper the town has ever had He is a man of broad information and fluent public speaker, as was de- monstrated by the able address he de- livered at the reunion here last Friday . I