The Green Forest tribune., 1912-10-25


 Thomas DeBar9 was here from Illinois last week for a visit with his father A. DeBarr.
 Don | throw your old shoes away ba. take them to R. D. Galloway and have them made new 1l-15-adv.
 MesdAmes Ed Puckett and Bert Snow were Berryvile visitors Monday. The latter was accompanied by Mrs. Bee Seitz.
 Jack Frost flour is the only kind on the market for light bread and it is just as good for biscuits. Ask Len K .y- | holds or phone 50.
 Ladies, you can save money and get just what you want by attending the great sale of ladies suits at the Pop ular Friday and Saturday. James Stevens was here first of the week for visit with his family. He holds position as bridge foreman with headquarters at Eureka Springs.
 The Tribune needs correspondents at the following points: Farewell Coin. Rule and Enon. Any one interest," ed will please write or call at the office for particulars.
 Henry Howard and wife left for Pine Bluff Sunday to attend the Odd Fellow and Rebakah doings. Lee Par kef is carrying the mail on route dur ing Henry's absence.
 One-year-old apple trees for sale. Standard varieties at Sets each for fall delivery. Call on, write or phone J. Il. DeBurger, two miles southwest de- pot, Green Forest, 11-15.
 We are now ready to show complete line of the new fall hats for ladies, misses and children. Ladies Pattern hats, Ready to wear hats and com plete line of Millinery Novelties. Come examine and get prices. Stacy Sisters.
 Tickling in the throat, hoarseness. loss of voice indicate the need of Bal lard's Horehound Syrup. It eases the lungs, quiets the coughs and restores health in the bronchials tubes. Price 25c, soc and $1. co per bottle. Sold by Shaffer Drug Co.,, successor to R. L. Jernigan.
 Capt. Hopper has engaged a house mover to come up from Harrison right away and move couple of buildings for him. He will first move the build ing just west of Jernigan's S residence hundred feet or so north, then in it's present place he will locate the resi- dence property that stands on the north side of the square.
 M. B. Russell, who is engaged in travelling in special work in Nebraska, writes that Wilson seems to lead in that state with Roosevelt second. He says that in the event of the election of a Democratic president he will try the Orient again for few years. The Republican prophets seem to have gotten the gentleman "skeered.
 Capt. Harbert came home Tuesday after weeks visit with his brother, o. D. Harbert, who is ill at Romulous, Okla, En route the captain boiled the trains and found Taft the third man both times. One time he got Roose- welt in the lead and the other time Wilson. Capt. Harbert is the cham pion Bull Mooser of this part of the state.
 A. Vernon Bailey, the kid we knew a dozen years ago as Arthur Bailey, writes us doubly appreciated letter from Riverbank, Calif., because it con- | tained an "enclosure" and "bouquet. " Arthur tells us that he has lately capt. ured one of California s fair daughters, and that he is now leading serenely happy life. He sends his regards to old friends and SehoomateS. Mrs. Allie Firestone writes friends here of the safe arrival of herself and her son Tim at Oil Center, Calf. She expresses herself as we'll pleased with the surroundings, but her mind wanders ! back to Green Forest good deal of the time. She has fond recollections of her many friends here and the many kindnesses shown her, especially on the evening of her departure when so many gathered at the depot to bid them good bye.
 Jesse Nance, two miles north of town, is just completing a new resi- dence, havink removed landmark in the log struck kure put there in the sev- enues. This\ place was somewhat noted In the Hind of The Tribune edi- tor, it having been our home during the catntp And peAch tree tea period of our eSlstsliee. and Neven on up through our stone bfuise and goo goo eyes epochs. Our early inclination was to be anatur- ;allst and the bugs and Hazards we buried whereabouts would probably number less than a million. We feel a degree ot personal loss in the removal ot this house, which was one of the olasst m this portion of the state.