The Green Forest tribune., 1912-01-26


 Bryant Coxsey is in Kansas City buying another car of furniture.
 Lem Porter, station agent at Pindall, and wife are visiting relatives here.
 Miss Cora Pinkley was over from Reels creek Sunday to attend the Westmoreland-Gatten nuptials.
 Had anybody noticed that a walk is SC, erely needed from the bank to the northwest corner of the square?
 For Sale:--I offer at private sale one mule, one COW, some pea hay and fod- der Mrs. Cast. 1 1-2 miles south of town.
 Miss Anna Olels, late of South Haven Kansas, IS an apprentice Tn The Tribune office. She is proving a very apt student.
 Blaine Rhodes writes that he has sold his big stock ranch at Hicks, Colo, that he got from Ben Harbert He will embark in buisness in town out there.
 Rolla Ingram of Berryville has been in Green Forest the past week serving in the capacity of deputy sheriff, serv- ing papers for the coming term of circuit court.
 Ed Rogers show that was announced for Green Forest the last three nights of this week will not be here on ac- count of sickness, the troupe being tied up at Harrison.
 John Agard left Wednesday evening for his home at Pottersville, N. Y, after a extended visit here looking into the affairs of the estate of his brother, the late Charles Agard.
 Andy Cox, carrier on Route i, says that there is 5000 worth damage done to orchards by rabbits in sight on his route. At this rate the aggregate loss to the country will be very great.
 Friends here have learned of the death of M. L. Burris, former resident here, which occurred at Silo> Springs a few days ago. MT. Burris lived on little place bought of J. H. Ramsey, out southeast of town. He was victim of pneumonia.
 Acting Constable D. c. Watson was called Denver Monday to arrest Ira Sussky, who is accused of over-punish- ing a pupil in his school. The case is to be called in Squire Butts court to- day (Thursday).
 Earnst Cast, the machinist who came from St. Louis last fall and bought the Shipley forty, has tired of country life already and has returned to his former job. His family expects to follow him soon.
 Heartburn, indigestion or distress of the stomach is instantly relieved by HERBINE. TT forees the badly dl- gested food out of jthe body and re- stores tone in the Stomach and bowels. Price soc. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 The Springfield Business College is continually asked for more young men graduates than it can supply. Many of our boys could be placed in splendid situations if they would only prepare. Parents should urge the boys to prepare for a good position.
 A dry, hacking cough is hard on the lungs, often causing them to bleed BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP is healing balm that quickly repairs damage in the lungs and air passages. Price 25 cents, BOG and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 William Emmett returned last week from a visit at the home of his daugh- ter Mrs. Brown at Chattanooga, Okla. William has had touch of Oklahoma fever several times in the past but we believe this trip has cured him. He says his folks out there wouldn't mind being back in Arkansas themselves.
 TO EXCHANGE: have good prairie farm land in Western Oklahoma to trade for Ark ansas land I have choice town property in Elk City, Okla, to trade. What have you? Come in and list with me for quick results and a fair deal. w. E. Read. Office with Dr. Woodbridge, Green Forest.
 The thoughtful farmer is right now laying aside every exceptionally good ear of corn for seed. Even then he should have it tested to see if it will properly germinate. The agricultural departments of several states are now wrestling with the seed corn problem. It is said thatlast years crop has much bad corn for planting purposes.
 Lewis Westmoreland of Hastings, Nebr.. and Miss Lenora Gatten were united in marriage at the home of the brides parents in Green Forest Sunday, Eld. John Wells pronouncing the of ficiating ceremony. The happy couple is spending the week with relatives here and out near Eureka Springs be- fore leaving for their future home in Nebraska. The groom is cousin of Mrs. George Phillips and it was on the occasion of a visit here last summer that he met his future wife.