The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-29

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 Jesse Goforth left Monday night for a weeks visit with relatives at Berry vile.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilson is up from Harri- son, the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. Elijah Wise.
 Miss Wassie Smitn of Jasper is here for an extended visit with her sister Mrs. Harve Vilines.
 J. II. Jones of Harrison yisited at the home of his br3ther-in-l A. B. Wilson portion O. last week.
 Free work to oa-patrons, except on Saturdays, by Willard @lmmer at the Puckett & Phillips barber shop.
 Will Jenkins, the Alpeaa Banker, was in town Tuesday, greeting friends and looking after some business mat ters.
 George BueI accompanied his wife and Master Clay over to Denver Sun day for visit with Mrs BueI's par ents.
 John Emmet is closing out his effects to move to Caldwtch, Kan, where he has been and made arrangements for employment.
 w. A. Ferguson has been exhibiting a photo that presents the handsome features of his California grandson-a son of Ed Ferguson.
 Will Coxseys store near the depot was entered last Saturday night and s,L ak, aggregating more than a hundred were taken.
 Our happy, big hearted, ever-oblig- ing, good humored accommodating friend, Elijah Wise, now has his auto in fine working running order. If you want whirl just catch on.
 The public school will be dismissed Thursday to enable all the school child ren to attend the North Arkansas Fair Friday. The day has been designated as school children's s day at the Fair.
 J. H. Buell. has under consideration the question of putting in an electric light plant in Green Forest. If he meets with liberal encouragement 1t is altogether probable that it will be a go.
 After fall work is over, when it's cold and snowy improve the time take a Joplin Business College Course. Your longtime note pays tuition-eX- ceptional boarding offer-positions guaranteed
 George D. Brewer, the socialist ora tor, and his wife, who is also a social ist speaker, were here according to schedule last week. They were greet ed by large crowds and found good sale for their literature.
 MT and Mrs. Henry LenoX and child ren, Mr. and Mrs. James LenoX and children and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Snow and son Raymond picnicked and took dinner on Osage Sunday on the Tender son Ramsey old place. They report a nice time.
 G. L. Lee, who recently moved here from Mammoth Spring to open blacksmith shop, has traded his shop building, tools and business to J. N. Pruitt for tract of land in the Stan phil settlement. Mr. Lee will move to his new possession soon.
 Dr. Morrow has installed an array of glass counters in his store room that would do credit to city of the first class From the general arrangement 1t looks as though he is going to have one of the nobbiest drug and art stores in this part of the state.
 The local Baptist church is endeavor- ing to make arrangements to employ Ed. J. B. Rose as pastor for the com ing associational year for half time. Eld Rose is an able young minister and it is to be hoped that the plans to employ him here will materialize.
 H. H. Foxworthy arrived here with an immigrant car from Western Kan sas Tuesday and will proceed to make his home here once more. He is talk ing up his abode on his farm, part of the Price place, out some five miles northwest of town.
 WANTED-GoodH II ouse k ee ping Magazine requires the service of a representative in Green Forest to look after subscription renewals and to eX- tend circulation by special methods which have proved unusually success full Salary and commission. Previous experience desirable, but not essential. Whole time or spare time. Address, with reference, J. F. Fairbanks, Good Housekeeping Magazine, 381 Fourth Ave-, New York City,
 The peace, happiness and general well being of the people of Green Forest demand that immediate and effective steps be taken to apprehend the party or parties who persist in shooting the night air full of holes within our cor porate limits. A reward of the proper dimension would do the work. Citizens, get busy and let's make an exhibit of those automatic guns and give the of lenders what is coming to them. To show you we mean business, The Fri bune will head the list with ten dol lar bill.
 Beyond any question of doubt the : Yankee Robinson circus has the best equipment of any circus travelling All the canvass of the show is waterproof and will withstand the most severe rains. All the canvas of the show is made new every year and while it would appear to more advantage without the waterproof, the management desires to look after the convenience of the pa tron, and you are as safe in the tents of this show as though you were in your opera house witnessing show. This show is given rain or shine even if the afternoon show has to be given with lights from the circus electric plant. At Berryville, Ark, Oct. 6. (Advt.)
 Executors Sale.