The Green Forest tribune., 1912-02-16
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

For quick sale of your farm see c. B. Wasson
 Mike Coxsey was in St. Louis first oi the week marketing stock.
 Len Nunnally Jr. left Tuesday to re. sume his position in the Santa Fe yards at Dodge City, Kan.
 Ray Rhodes writes us to change his paper from Holister, Ida, to Gentry Ark, and tell the boys here hello.
 Mir. and Mrs. Chas Blair were over from Eureka Springs Sunday afternoon for visit at the home of J. 5. Reeves.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Scott were down from Osage Monday and took in "The Crimes of a Great City" Monday night.
 J. A. Brasield, a jeweler of Hum boldt, Tenn, has been guest of his brother Lee Brasfield, during the past week.
 Mrs. G. w. Bair left for her home at Rich Hill, Mo-, Monday evening after weeks visit at the home of her son J. w.
 Ben Harbert was in Joplin first of the week figuring on big deal by which he expects to give another mer- cantile establishment soon.
 There ought to be some consolation in the fact that the mud couldn't be much worse than it has been about Green Forest during the past few weeks.
 The Mizpah club met Saturday Feb. 3rd with Misses Alice and Helen Colvin, and the 10th with Miss Era Stephen son to continue work for the orphanage.
 am going to publish a farm list soon for wide distribution. If you want in it will cost you nothing. 1 adver- tise all lands listed with me free.
 c. B. WASSON.
 The musical convention at the Bap- tist church will be continued another week. A lost opportunity can never be regained. Everybody interested in music is invited to join the class.
 Bill Fightmaster has been in from Oklahoma City the past week looking after his Green Forest interest. Bill comes to our town so often that he some times meets himself coming back as he returns home.
 L. w. Mason is coming here from Fl Paso, Tex, to go into some kind of business. He has rented the Scott building, formerly occupied by the picture show, and expects to arrive here with his family in a few days.
 The organization of a Roosevelt Republican club with Capt. L. E. Har- bert at the head was launched here last Saturday afternoon. So far as known it is the first organization of the kind in the state. It has membership al ready of dozen or more members.
 A choir was organized at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon with Andy Cox as chorister. Quite number of owners of good voices have joined and with the leadership of Mir. Cox, who is an everlasting doer of things, there is no doubt of the success of the new organization.
 Lundy Cox has bought half interest in Frank Wells grocery and the firm will be known as Wells & Cox. This is a strong firm composed of two "hustlingest' young men in the country and it would be safe to guess that they are going to succeed. MT. Cox has moved to town already having rented the cottage of Houston Orrell on South Springfield street. Tbo,o ,,,bo how, o++ondo1 +bo cbor,e at the school chapel this week do not wonder that the school folks consented to have show in order to get. a walk out in front of the building. There have been just a few things in the world that were more severely needed. While the job is being executed that Ink down on the east side of the avenue should be put in, completing the walk all the way to town.
 The work of Prof. c. B. Wolfe, instructor in music, is proving very patrons in fact that a second class has been organized and Prof. Wolfe anc his assistants have been induced t( stay another week. This musical re vival is something the town was much in need of and we beleive the impression that Prof. Wolfe has made upon the community will be with us for a long time to come.
 Mrs. Mary S. Warren, aged 69 years relict of the late David s. E. Warren died at her home in Green Forest Tues day morning after an illness of some duration of pneumonia. Funeral ser vices were held at the home at ont o'clock p. m., Eld. L. D. Halle conduct ing the services. Interment was made in Glenwood by the side of her hus band, who had preceded her in deatl by year and six days. The three grand children who had made theil home with Mrs Warren will return tt Elmore, Okla, with the son Gran Warren, who came to his mothers bet side about three weeks ago.