The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-20

Fine Kiln dried, red globe onions at Meek's.
 Have you seen those Keiffer pears at Meek's?
 A. j. Cox and wife returned from their Texas visit Monday.
 Samuel Ore5augh is building a fine barn on his Andy Cox place.
 c. l Forsyth was in St Louis on business first of the week.
 Mrs. Walter Norton is up from Everton this week visiting relatives.
 W. w. Wilson left for St. Louis Saturday with a ear load of stock.
 The first frost of the season came in 9 light fall on Tuesday night.
 Mace Snow moved his family to his | former home near Rule Tuesday.
 Eld. E. R. Graham, who was report ed seriously il last week, is much bet ter.
 Bryant Coxsey was in Kansas City first of the week buying a car of furni- | ture.
 Roy Trantham has returned home after some three years in Washington state.
 J. E. Reynolds was up from Maple Monday looking as happy and pros- porous as usual.
 Miss Louie Freeman of Berryville was guest of Green Forest friends first of the week.
 Miss Polly Perrin of Chicago is here l for an extended visit with her friend Mrs. A. L. Kinney.
 Pat Kirkpatrick is back at Green Forest again after several months in Iowa and Nebraska.
 A pair of thoroughbred Polond China pigs for sale. c. F. Wakefield, half mile south of town. 11-27
 J.F. Newson from Texas county, Okla, is here taking a prospective view of the country.
 Rev. II. D. Hutchinson of Bentonyille was here over Sunday visiting his friend A, A. Backus,
 Jasper Anderson has gone to Clare more, Okla, to try the virtue of the
 Mrs. Dell Watkins returned to her home at Beaver yesterday after visit at the home of her father E. R. Gra- ham,
 "Chief" Watson gives warning to all hog owners that pound fees will be as sessed on all swine found at large on the streets.
 Mrs. Delaplain has bought the J. l.. Rhodes property and she and her sister Mrs. E. A. Wall will make the place their home.
 John 0wnbey was up from Yocum, Monday making arrangement for ship= Yocum factory.
 Dr. Elsie Schmitz is here from Mil ton, Wis, for visit at the Piekens and Skinkle home. Dr. Schmitz is a neice of MT. Pickens.
 A. J. Wheeler, who sold his farm five miles northwest of town, has bought the Jordon place just south of town from R. D. Galloway.
 G. L. Gribble, who returned recently from Washington state, is once more at home in this country, having rented T. s. Phillips farm adjoining town.
 Bowlder Russell has moved to the Jack Braswell farm house and the place he yacated-the Bill Russell property-is now occupied by Major Dennis.
 Oscar Seals, a photographer, has moved from Alpena to Green Forest. He occupies the house vacated by Ed. Martin out east of town. He will work | in a tent.
 Eld. Joe s. King, the Baptist Mis- sionary, arrived here from WileoXson with his family Monday He has rent ed the Jerry Brammer place from Samuel Orebaugh.
 Mrs. Eliza McFadden and her son Henry and Mrs. Jane Claypool left for their home in Texas Tuesday after an extended visit here with the Galloways and other relatives.
 Mrs. Amanda Blevins was up from Denver Saturday to bring her cousin Miss Pertie Garrett to the train, who was en route to her home at Tyler, Tex, after months visit.
 Ed. k. A. Martin got through to Mckinney, Texas, last week, so Mrs. Martin writes, but he was in critical condition. He become so poorly that a stop had to be made at Sapulpa, Okla
 Everette Johnson of Wesley, Ark. :, brother of Stanton Johnson, the band leader, has accepted a position with H. D. Meak, and will become a citizen. He is band man also and will join the local organization.
 Early Reeves left Wednesday night on his return to Dawson, N. M., where he will again enter the hospital for treatment of his injured leg. He was accompanied as far as Mister, Okla. by his brother J. B.
 J. E. Pullum has bought the S. R. Price property in the Blasingame ad- dition and has moved his family there this week, vacating Chas: Wal's s property on Scott street, which is soon to be occupied by it's owner.
 L. w. Fowler, late of Vinita, Okla, is making arrangements to open a moving picture show in the Scott build= ing vacated by the Pullum millinery, He expects to make his business per manent here, showing three nights in the week and Saturday afternoons. It is probable that he will show Friday night,