The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-06


 #4.ng H4h. 5ar-. .lys.4 Roll-d Oats nnest made s>. It. me packa age at Meek's.
 Cur gods are new, quality fine pIees o" and q complete line at j. E. Woods.
 Elmer Wise evidently don't like the west. He has telegraphed from Cali iofnia that he is coming home.
 Robert Cammin5 returned to his work If ia9ia, Okla, Thursday after h m5 Fizlged with hJma tolKs during tle holidays.
 4 daughter was born to Section t'c.eman c. F. Hcadman and wife Sunday to live only . few hours. Inter- menC was made at Glenwood.
 E!d Saoap, pastor of the Christian Cnurlh at Barrygille, is delivering a sslles ot lectures at the Baptist church, nWln4 commenced Wednesday evening.
 Di-!. Taylor has sold his residence ptJperlY u Ed Puckett, who wlh moe JHe house short distance south oI lCs present loca,lon and keep it tor rent.
 W. s. dittson, M. s. Coxsey, w. L. Suecd, Mrs. MelH5 Sneed, Wilborn Se.tz and Joe VIllne, ana family have aIi Jeeu stU asper thiS week attending court.
 Mack Qualls returned during last Week rom a business trip to IeXds. ft oh uJEn Jnat way that demanded hlS per s.ral attention.
 Miss Myrtle Cummins left Saturday for Inoia. Okla, to visit relatives ana friends. Htr cousin, Miss Llrden But lai, Wno has been visiting in these p1tts Ter a fortnight, accompanied her
 4. 4. Backus has bought an 8-acre tract rom john Buell out or the new road beyond Glenwood cemetery, the same Delng part of the J. E Woods tract. Mi. Backus wlll hulid on his new possession.
 Chas w. Blair, the Eureka Spring hardware merchant, and bride Were over i on the Springs Sunday. Ms. blair Was formerly Miss Birdie Gray and nas a number of friends here, haV- ing been book keeper at the canlns factory the past season.
 Monday night brought She coldes, weather ot the winter by a good many odds, Thermometers are reported to have registered as tow as below. l. was q genuine HsquaIl, ' far eclpsing anylhIng ldot winter, or last summel el.hei, tor that matter.
 Al! persons indebted to the firm ol CoNaay t Go. are notified that thei. books Wlil be balanced January 1st. tlelse call and either settle O. make suitable arrangements. If you expect favors you must employ bus mess methods with this firm
 Ajoert NJ. Fennell of Tucumcar, \. h., last week purchased the Garrison tlace out east of town nom ". d. . r,eel, the deal being made through &antham t Hammond. MT. Fennel Ms returned to his home in the west, expecting to return heie to make his home within q year or so.
 ] have been experiencing my shoe making trade nearly 15 years. 1 can n4li, sew, ard turn halfsoles as good as new shoes. Gppers are all good-good new halisoles and heels where needed. : can save you money by you not having to buy new shoes. Low prices. Jas. Il. Bata, the expert shoemaker.
 Blaine Rhodes writes US an exceeding lY cheerful letter from Weston, Colo, Leo4 tn3 that country after the true boosting style. Blaine is live Wife a1y#il4le he is. He tells us that things are coming his way in a very satisLactol y manner. He thinks Colo ddo IS the greatest state in the whole union.
 There is considerable outward evi- dence of the proportions of the new horne of J. B. Reeves. The founda- ton Is now in and fixtures are being placed for the heating furnace, also for tbe ai1 pressure water system that vii! force water from the well to vari- ous parts of the house. This will prob- aoly ye the most elaborately appointed home in the county outside of Eureka Springs.
 Bryant CoXsey has gone to Ashley county to look after the big plantation fyr which he recently traded. He has not yet positively decided to move to hs new possessions. Mrs. Coxsey's health has been anything but good of late and this added to the idea of talk ing Up residence in a community of nine-tenths' colored population is hold ing the matter in suspense. Their many friends here hope that they will decide to stay in Green Forest.
 Green Forest has quite number of industrious business men, but there are few men in town who do half the work of our friend " E. Lamb, the saddlery man, who is at his post six days in the week from 6:30 am. to 10 p.n7., and that is not all; he has 6 church-going and Sunday School record equalled by perhaps no other citizen. He has been in Green Forest more than two years and has missed Sunday School only twice in that time. He is the teacher of Che bible class in the Methodist Sun day School and puts the same vim in the preparation of the lesson and teach ing that he does in his business. Such Industry is not without its reward. MT. Lamb has one of the finest and best businesses of the kind in this part of the state and greater than that he IS held jn the very highest esteem of hlS fellow citizens We need more