The Green Forest tribune., 1911-01-13

c. L. Scott is attending Circuit court at Harrison this week.
 Dwight Bliss and family are here from Neosho for a visit with his mother Mrs. o. A. Bliss.
 1 have on hand about a car of Ur- banette flour that I must get my money out of. 1 am closing it cut at cost. w. A. Ferguson.
 There is a serious misfit when the weather clerk deals us out great dose of summer in the middle of the winter time. It has simply been hot and warm this week.
 Lost, strayed or stolen, one black SOW pig, Poland China stock, white faced, unmarked, weight about 45 pounds. Liberal reward
 S. N. EDGMoN.
 Mrs. James Pryor left on the early train Tuesday for Homestead, Okla. in response to a telegram announcing that her daughter Mrs. w. D. Martin had been seriously injured in an acci- dent
 Harry Shaffer is building a 7-room bungalO on the south side of East Main. The building will be strictly modern, being wired for electric lights and equip ped for water works. A. H. Rich is the contractor on the job.
 Those who are observing the signs of the times wonder what kind of an omen it is to see Postmaster Rhodes tn off cle. Some think it is positive evidence that time will sure enough end in 1914.
 Jewel Braswell has returned to ms home here after some two years spent in the great city of St. Louis. He has accepted a position as helper for Agent Colvin and if this town don't go too slow for him he may be with us per manently.
 Wanted To rent good farm suita- ble for corn and oats, also some new land to clear to put in tomatoes, land lord to furnish everything but muscle and will power as 1 have liberal share on hand. Apply to or address, s. B. Busch, Green Forest, Ark.
 Crockett sisters have lumber on the ground for the building of fine, large sample room separate from their hotel building. These ladies are among the most popular hotel people in the country. Their increasing trade demands increased facilities. l John l. Warrington, Jr., has taken charge of the recently purchased gro cery stock of Sweatt Brothers, and in- vites the patronage of our people with the promise of strictly first class gro ceries, courteous treatment, and prompt service. Harrison Times.
 The east wall of the Ferguson stone building is being torn down this week, evidence having been discovered that it was about to fall. It will be replac- ed by wooden partition which will separate it from the new building that is going up by the side of the old one.
 From the best possible evidence, which is secured by inference from a conversation over the phone with the child's own father, the finest boy in America has lately arrived at the home of Merchant John Rhodes at Yocum i The mother and son are to be congrat- ulated
 Dave Watson, the late oil king. has become citizen of the city, having moved from Mountain View farm to l the Linzy property on Thorn street We needed few more aristocrats to i hold down the society equilibrium of the town and Mr. Watson's move is regarded as timely.
 M. M. Butler writes us from White Oak, Okla, to tell his friends he is getting along nicely, having almost re- covered from the effects of his broken leg, sustained several months ago. He says he likes Oklahoma quite well, but we believe he is just talking that way to keep up his courage.
 A boy-a fine one of course-was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Owens on last Friday. Leslie is at the former home in New Mexico, while Mrs. Owens is sojourning at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. L. s. Shib- ley. She and the children will leave for New Mexico in few weeks.
 Miss Zoe Scott entertained several of her friends Friday night in honor of Jewel Braswell, who has recently re-