The Green Forest tribune., 1911-05-12

good breechy COW. w. T. Carter.
 Joe Mckee of Raum was in Green Forest Tuesday and reported prosper ous condition of affairs in his section.
 George Hurt of Eureka Springs is here this week spreading mud on the walls of the new home of J. L. Russell.
 Claud Watson is home from Haskell, Okla, where he had been at the home of his brother Charlie for some weeks.
 For Sale-One threshing machine, one mare and colt, one COW, one buggy. Call on or phone Ellis Beck at Denver.
 Miss Laura Donaldson arrived home Monday after an extended visit with her sister Mrs. Battin at Lytchfield, Neb.
 Wanted Stock Pasture: 1 IA miles south of town. Good grass, water and shade. SIPS per month. N. McDon- aid. 5-12
 Mrs. Minnie Puckett is over from Eureka Springs visiting with relatives and greeting numerous good friends here this week.
 Rev. J. E. Rose writes The Tribune that he cannot fill his appointment at the Baptist church next Sunday on ac- count of sickness.
 Word comes from Colorado Springs that MT. and Mrs. Ross Harbert (nee Miss Corinne Burney) are the proud parents of fine girl
 I can't give you new eyes, but I can a pair of carefully fitted glasses. Shaffer, the Optician.
 Green Forest needs law and order league. Such an organization backed by the Backus administration would es- tablish order once more in Geeen For est.
 Usual services at Methodist church next Sunday. Subject at II a. m., ''The Bread of Life" At 500 p. m., Nehemiah Builds the Wall" All in vited. w. W. Albright, Pastor.
 The Tribune committed slight error last week in reporting that Adrian Firestone and Bert Grim built c. s. Firestone's side walk. The job was in fact executed by Tim Firestone and the above named gentlemen only served as bod carriers.
 The Tribune is requested to say that all members of John G. Fletcher camp will be entertained with two meals day and sleeping quarters at the reunion free this favor being extended by the widow of the late Col. John G. Fletcher, whose home is at Little Rock.
 A frightened team of J. F. Walker run into the front of Meek's ice cream parlor Wednesday afternoon and made regular smash-up. MT. Meek is un- lucky. This is about the fourth time some accident has happened to the front of his place of business.
 A special train for the U. c. V. re- union will be run on the M. & N. A. from Joplin May 14 and is due to pass Green Forest at B. 2S p. m. and reach Little Rock at 10;15 a. nl. the next morn- ing. Therate from all points in Carroll county is s 5.45. The rate will be good May IA to IF with return limit May 23.
 Oral Lenox, four-year-old son of H. k. LenoX, was victim of what might have been very serious accident Sun day. By some means the youngster got hold of torpedo used to flag trains and proceeded at once to crack it by laying it on rock and hitting it with another. An ugly gash in the face and several powder burns was the result.
 Mrs. Stella Buell. Kemmis and three tot o,,o bavo fror, CiJoox, MDot ,; ing numerous relatives and friends. ed here by host of friends of her youth, w who % are indeed glad to have her with us again if it be for only a short time. Her husband is prominent business man of Sidney.
 If you buy fertilizers you want the best for your money. The Kaw brand is unexcelled in any particular. It is genuine / manure and permanently builds up the land. There is a brand designed for each of the various kinds of crops and the results are guaranteed to be satisfactory. You will find the Kaw fertilizers at the Buell. lumber yard.
 The Eureka Springs Times-Echo of Monday reports the death of Rev. Aaron Hyde in that city on last Sunday, death coming as result of long ill., ness. Rev. Hyde will be remembered by all of the old-time citizens of this section, having been Methodist pas tor in this section forty years ago. He was a twin brother of Rev. Moses Hyde, who was for some years pastor at the Grim church in the latter seven- ties.
 Friends and relatives of J. w. Norris gave him surprise birthday dinner Sunday. May 2, it being his 53rd birth day anniversary. 150 guests were present. After the table was prepared and the guests seated, MT. Henson, the photographer, took snap shot picture of the crowd In few brief remarks MT. Norris welcomed one and all to his home. Dinner was then announced and if anyone went away hungry we presume it was because they were ashamed to eat all they wanted. The afternoon was spent in singing, etc. The audience was dismissed by an able and interesting talk by Andy Cox. ! One Who Was There.