The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-10
Local NGn tiOG2.

Miss Georgia Baekas is reported ser iously i'll.
 Grim will have in car load of Jack Frost flour this week.
 Stock bills of all kinds printed at The Tribune office
 A. A. Backus attended court in Madi- son county the past week.
 Masse Seitz accompanied a car load of hogs to the St. Louis market Satur-
 Ben Harbert was in St. Louis and Kansas City first of the week on busi- ness.
 J. B. Blissit has a cement walk i3 progress on the north side Of th4 St.t Hotel property
 Fresh groceries doean cost any mol than stale ones. Ii you prefer sf4e fresh, phone 27.
 7 Mrs. J. R. Crawford returned Sunday from a week s visit with her husband at Jonesboro, Ark.
 Remember where to get your hair made into switches and putfs. Mrs. A. M. Case, Green Forest, Ark.
 Dwight Bliss fell from the hay mow at his mothers home Sunday sustaining a painful injury inthe way of a broken ankle.
 Gus Usrey, one of The Tribune's hundred readers in Texas, sends us his greetings sweetened with year in advance.
 Price Walker has bought fifteen acres off the south part of Loss Denton place and will erect a handsome building thereon soon.
 Merchant John Rhodes and wife and baby of Yocum visited in Green Forest Sunday and Monday with Capt. and Mrs. Lightburn.
 R. H. Hughes of Oklahoma City has been guest of hls nephews Arnold and Duncan Hughes out east of town, dur ing the past week.
 FoUND-A watch, near Alb Anderson s on Yocum, March Z. Owner can have same by calling on Oscar Callen and paying tor this ad.
 Mrs. Nan Norris moved Saturday from the Puckett property to her place made vacant by the removal of her son and family to Alton, Mo.
 Misses Clara and Mamie kenner are visiting with their grandparents MT and Mrs. Joe Howard in Green Forest and their parents in Osage.
 Three of the children of Mir. and Mrs. E. W. Hepler, who recently moved here from Virginia, are sick with the measles, but are getting along nicely. Mrs. Nancy Wiswell and family have moved from the Ward property on East Main St., to the property belong ing to C. L. Scott on South Springfield St.
 A babe was born to MT. and Mrs. Will Howard Monday only to pass away the same day. The little one was buried at the Owens cemetery Mon day afternoon.
 Misses Jessie and Laura Patty were given surprise party at ,helr home Saturday night by crowd ot the young folks. The evening was spent in music and a general me "ry-maklng.
 Frank Brown, the expert cement man, has put Tn walks in front of l.. V. Porter's and j. A. Buell. $ residences and J. Ii. Ramseys (the Wlldlng) building, during the past week.
 R. F. Kirkham reminds us of the fact that he still lives, though he and his family are yet located m the rigid climate Canada. They want The 1ri- bune to keep coming their way.
 Mrs. Maggie Wright and children left Sunday for Washington county, Ark, for visit with her sister, instead of Friday as reported last week. Later she will visit in Washington state.
 c. L. Scott left Sunday for q trip through Oklahoma to look alter some real estate. lie went via W1tchita, Kan, where he will visit a lew days with his daughter, Mrs. Harry Dugger
 A real estate deal was closed last week by winch Bud Ward became the owner of the property on east Man street, belonging to Emma Ferguson. He moved his family to town Monday.
 About $35 was cleared at the box supper given by the Methodist ladies a t the church on last Friday night. A hfge crowd was in attendance and the boxes sold well. A musical program was given in connection with the sup per. The proceeds will be apphed to the indebtedness on the new seats.