The Green Forest tribune., 1912-11-22

at the nome or MrS. PdflSn parents MT. and Mrs. Rudd.
 A. J. Ellerd, who is south marketing apples, writes us from Tula. Tex, that he expects to wind out soon and will be home in week or two.
 It is stated that Andy Cox and A. M. Webb will each likely be an aspirant for the Green Forest post office under the new administration.
 Mrs John Sneed, near Coin, who has been ailing for several weeks, has been taken to Eureka Springs with the hope of benefitting her health.
 PIANO TUNING-If your piano needs tuning, phone or drop a card to Gideon c. Hilty, care of John P. Crumpler, Harrison, Ark
 Dr. Boomer, the new proprietor of the Star hotel, has been looking after some business matters at his former home at Jasper this week.
 Eld. J, B. Rose came in from Hot Springs Monday night He reports a great meeting of the Baptist State convention at Hot Springs.
 Harry Cordray and wife, who have | been visiting Mrs. Cordray's parents Mr. and Mrs. N. Mcdonald, out south of town, left Sunday night.
 Mrs. James Keithley is seriously i'll at the home of her father J. c. How ard. Her condition is such that her family is very much alarmed.
 Bryant CoXsey has moved his second hand store to the Ferguson building. The move was necessitated on account of not having sufficient room.
 F. c. Pappendick was here from St. Louis Sunday, guest of J. w. Bair MT. Pappendick is the principal owner of the Green Forest Produce Go.
 Miss Jessie Grim is at the central telephone board this week in the ab- sence of Mrs. Willie Ragsdale, who is visiting her sister at Berryvile.
 J. N. Pruitt now occupies the pro perty he recently traded for from J. M. Kiethley. Will Walker occupies the property vacated by MT. Pruitt.
 J. E. Simpson has opened tailor shop in the Simpson & Campbell Res taurant. He does all kinds of cleaning, pressing and repairing. adv.
 T. D. Hall will be in Green Forest Nov. 28, with Bibles. Last opportunity this year. A Bible or Testament a cost T. D. HALL.
 Houston Orrell has had fine cement cellar built lately, also an additional room to his residence. Both improve ments are of the substantial character.
 The Tribune is requested to announce that there will be Thanksgiving pro- gram with dinner on the ground at Black Oak Thanksgiving day, Nov. 28.
 Eld J. B. Rose has moved to the Scott property just vacated by c. D. Wall, who takes up his abode with his family once more in his Scott street property.
 Oklahoma lands and stock to trad C for lands and stock about Green Forest. This is your chance. w. E. Reed. See me in town on Mondays and Fri days. Advt.
 Lee Smith was home from Helena Sunday. He was accompanied on his return Sunday afternoon as far as Leslie by Mrs. Smith and Gladys Russell.
 Dave Watson and son Claud and wife left Sunday night for Bakersfield, Calf. "Chief" Watson says he has gone for keeps. y His family expect to join him soon.
 That shivaree at the newly weds- MT. and Mrs. Onley Rudd-last Friday night was one in the loudest sense of the word, judging from the noise that was made.
 Mrs. H. P. Burney came home from Mississippi Tuesday night Miss Jim came with her but left Wednesday night to resume her studies at the State University.
 Mrs. J. B. Reeves went to Little Rock Sunday night to represent the local o. R. s. chapter in the delibera- tion at the Grand Chapter, which was held Monday and Tuesday.
 The item we had in The Tribune d week or so ago that Bowlder Russell had rented the J. B. Rose farm was an error He has rented the Colvin farm and moved thereto last week.
 J. F. Smith, who has been resident of Green Forest for the past several mon hs, living in the cottage of Will Howard, has advertised sale of his household goods for Nov. 30, having decided to move to California.
 
 The sale of Buell. & Co., at Cisco is proving a great big success. They are turning loose some of the greatest bargains ever offered in the country out there and the people are grabbing them up like hot cakes. adv
 Riley Orrel has added to our turnip display specimen that almost tipped the scale at four pounds. He had another that bested it about two pounds. This is a great year for fine turnips but an exceedingly bad year for quantity.
 The Southwestern Telephone Co., has raised the rates five cents on all local long distance messages, presumably to make up for lost business occasioned by the poor service the company has been giving the people for the past several months.
 Cleveland Ramsey is at home again after several weeks absence gathering broom corn at Ivanhoe, Okla. Cleve says Mat Brown and other Arkan- sawyers out in Beaver county are in clover this year. They have fine crops in that country.