The Green Forest tribune., 1912-10-04
For sale-1 23-4 wagon, also 1 heavy spring wagon. Will go at a bargain. Green Forest Produce Co. Phone 27.

For sale-1 23-4wagon, also heavy spring wagon. Will go at a bargain. i Green Forest Produce Go. Phone 27. Misses Eva and Ola Stevenson of limbo, Stone county, who attended school here laat year, returned last Monday and entered school Tuesday. They report that their brother, Logan, and two or three others, will probably enter our school soon.
 When the chest feels on fire and the throat burns, you have indigestion, and you need Heroine to get rid of the dis | agreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stom- | ache and purifieS the bowels. Price soc. Sold by R. L. Jernigan. Judge J. N. Tillman, late president of the Arkansas University, will deliv- CT his lecture on College Life in Green Forest on Saturday night, Oct. 12. The admission will be free and every body, including the country folks es- pecially are invited.
 It has been reported that the canning factory has closed or will close this week. This is an error. We will be running all this week and next if the frost stays off so tomatos will ripen. Pay no attention to any report except it comes from J. B. When Simon says wig wag, wig wag, and until Simon says wig wag you want to still wag. G. F. Canning Go.
 Geo. E. Wiswell, for five years with The Green Forest Tribune, was visit or in the city today. He is returning from a northern trip, made to see a plant he had in prospect to buy. But when he got away from Arkansas Wiswell found that it was too good state to leave. Eureka Springs Times Echo.
 Mrs. Sarah Rose returned to her hothe near Harrison Monday after visit at the home of her son, Eld. J. B. Rose She was accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. M. F. Riggs, of Tinney, Okla. who had also heen guest of the brother, this having been the lat ter's first visit back to the old home country in fourteen years.
 Oliver Murphy of Cisco and Mrs. Elizetta Thorn of Green Forest were married at Harrison on last Saturday afternoon, having stolen march on their friends. who didn't get wise until Monday. The newly weds will make their home upon the groom's fine farm near Cisco, Both contracting parties are well and favorably known. The Tribune joins in congratulations
 L. F. Hammond and family took their departure last week for their former home at Stamford, Neb. They haven't, however, abandoned Arkan sas entirely. They retain their ''hap- py little home" here and stranger things have often happened than for them to come back. MT. Hammond had business interests in Nebraska that practically forces him to go there for while at least.
 Leslie Owens arrived last week with an immigrant car from the arid plains of New Mexico to become once more a citizen of Green Forest. He will soon be located with his family on the farm he purchased from the Bailey heirs, out northwest of town, year or SO ago. Leslie tried the west to a finish and returns fullyiconvincedth that, every thing considered, Arkansas is extreme ly hard to, beat. =
 Pr. Elsie Schmitz left last week for Riverside, Calf, where she will re- main for the winter if not longer, after having spent year at the home of her aunt Mrs. Mary Pickens and her cousin Mrs. Skinkle. The people of Green Forest are very sorry indeed to have this good woman depart from among us She had become identified with the society of Green Forest in so many ways that we hardly know how to get along without her. There are ex- tremely few women more thoroughly devoted to the cause of happiness and well being of others than is Dr. Schmitz. We hope her stay in the west may not be long extended and that she will make good her intentions to return here and make Green Forest her home.