The Green Forest tribune., 1912-09-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

"OiN 'S DSii'So pS'oAA>A eAOtiS3 Oi' sAiN park improvement.
 Call on w. A. Walker for all kinds of dray work. Phone 96.
 George Wiswell has gone to Miller, Mo-, on prospective business deal.
 Lee Parker was looking after some monument business at Rule Tuesday.
 Barber w. L. Fritz is still unable to be at his post on account of sickness.
 Mesdames Ed Puckett and J. L. Rus sell were Berryville visitors Monday.
 See Trantham & Buell. at once about listing your land or property.
 Uncle George Reynolds has been up tives.
 Rooms furnished or unfurnished with or without board. Apply at Chicago Restaurant.
 Speclal train service to Fair on Fri day, going up in the morning and re- turning at night.
 Scholarship in the Central Business College of Sedalia, Mo-, for sale at The Tribune office.
 Hon. R. s. Granger of Eureka Springs was among the spectators at the lot sale Tuesday.
 Ed. J. c. Howard still remains quite feeble, although he is some better than ba 11ynnly txryo
 L. E. Harbert and D. H. Watson took in the Bull Moose excursion to Joplin Monday, and saw T. R.
 100 gallons of pure cider vinegar, 2 years old, 25 cents per gallon delivered in town. Phone line IF. c. Orebaugh.
 10-19
 M. c. Olels has traded Alfred Wilson Western Oklahoma plastered ranch for the latter's fine quarter out north of Cisco.
 Please note that Dr. Spurlin's next dates for Green Forest have been changed for Oct. l, 2, and 3 to Oct 15, 16 and IF.
 John Cowden, an old, old timer of this community, was greeting friends here during the lot sale. His home is in Oregon.
 Rev. W.!W. Albright, former pastor of the Methodist church here, is here from Newtonia, Mo-, to visit and at- tend the meeting.
 Miss Georgia Backus left Monday evening for Vernon, Texas, where she will spend several months at the home of her uncle G. w. Backus.
 Chas. Duncan moved Tuesday to the Peters cottage on East Main street and the Orrell cottage he vacated is now occupied by James Lenox.
 A. J. Tabor's new home has been made ready for occupancy this week. It is one of the handsomest and most substantial residences in town.
 During the electrical storm Friday, the little cottage at the rear of John Ramsey's store was struck by tighten ing and considerably damaged.
 s. M. Ellis and wife of Wayne City, Ill.,, have returned home after week visit with Mrs. Ellis sons, c. F. and s. B. Staten, out near New Home.
 For sale: Twenty head of nice pigs and shoats from 50 cents up. Also one Jersey miIch COW and two-year old Jersey-Holstein heifer. s. B. Busch.
 Henderson Phillips, Alison Alfred, J. l.. Russell and Hiram Buie have each recieved summonses as jurors at the coming term of U. s. court at liar rison.
 Mrs. Maude Fuson of Piggott, Grand Worthy Ma,ron of the order of the Eastern Star of Arkansas, was here and visited the local chapter officially last Saturday.
 For Sale: My Duroc Jersey male Registered, can furnish papers) age Is months, weight 300, will take market price. Chas. Orebaugh. Phone Line IF. 10-19
 Bruce Phillips left Sunday for Mus kogee, Okla, to resume his position as bridge inspector on the Midland Valley railroad, after weeks visit with his family.
 Ben Harbert is again resident of Green Forest, having brought his fam fly over from Grand View last week. They will occupy Mrs. Thorn's proper ty on Scott street,