The Green Forest tribune., 1912-01-12

Have you visited that good, clea
 grocery? Call and see me at the hom
 of good things to eat. M. E. Shune
 first door west of H. D. Meek s res
 taurant
 The Apostolics have returned f,
 Green Forest for a meting. They vii
 use the Ferguson hall. Rev. Thos
 Gaston and Miss Thenia Collier are il charge. ' =
 Orin Cole, a former resident of Greer
 Forest, lost his residence and contents by ire at Harrison one day last week. The loss was estimated at 5000 witt So00 insurance.
 Just keep sending her on,' saic Gov. Donaghey, when he tossed . wheel on The Tribune's desk Tuesday. The Governor evidently knows a goot thing when he sees it.
 NOTICE NATIONAL GUARDsMEN: Al government equipment must be turnef m on or before Jan. 15, 1912, for in. spection under penalty of the law. W Ii. HOWARD, Leuit. Go. D.
 The small boy with his skates ha, been in the height of his glo.y dhrin 2 the past week. The finest ice for 'skeeting" purposes has beel on that has happened for some years.
 The rabbits have gotten in thei1 work on the orchards in gr.at shapl during the past week. In thelanguagl or our friend Joe Erwin, mny orch ards nave been financially eaten up.
 George Emmet, son of J. M Emmet residing out north of towi arrived here Tuesday for visit to hb parents lie IS a member of the 16th Coast Artillery, stationed at Fortress Monroe
 The deal that has been on for some tune between Trantham & Hammond, agents for c. l.. Scott am Isaac Cal len, selling the latter the Pruitt farm cut near Farewell, was filally closed Monday.
 w. A. Cofer, who purchased the Ed Tyson place out on Route {. has arriv- ed with his family from Kansas and taken possession of what tey propose to make a happy, little hone in Arkar- sas. We welcome them.
 Dr. Morrow is having the upstairs of the postoffice building cut ID into nice offices. pr. Butt has takel lease on suite, and will move his office there as soon as the work is completed. Car penter Rich is on the job.
 ". P. Coxsey, the BroaIwav me,- chant, and Miss Lois Keene, of Berry Vile have formed partner hip, which was soiemnized at the countt seat few days ago. They will, of cblese, make their home in Green Forest
 John Agard, brother Of the late Chas. Agard, is here from Porters- vile, N. Y., looking after lis interests in his brothers estate. He tells us that this country strikes hin as much better country than New York.
 Farmers who philosophize on crop conditions in advance are already pre- dieting fine yield for nexl seaso,l, owing to the healthy freezes and tie exceptionally good condition of the ground with reference to mpisture
 Henry Rowland engineerel real estate deal Monday betweea N. L. Major of Granby, Mo-, an1 G. l.. Gribble, whereby the latter becomes the owner of the cottage. just south of G. c. Bobo's on South Springfield street.
 The telegram department of the Springfield Business College cannot supply the demand for it's graduates A young man wanting to learn nice business with the certainty of sitla- tion should consider this course. | It does net cost much.
 Ed Powell has returned to his home at Nyssa, Oreg., leaving Mrs. Pow |ell and the youngster to spend the balahce of the winter with her parents. Mir. Powell is a railroad contractor and he finds it impossible to be away from headquarters for any considerable length of time.
 We note that one of our forher Green Forest boys is trying to bre oak into politics over in Searcy county. Gunter Nunnally is asking for the Democratic nomination foI Circuit Clerk. We don't know how Gunter stands in Searcy, but if he was running over here in Carroll he would lput uo a stout race.
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