The Green Forest tribune., 1913-10-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Foresta for Biscuits.

A fine new awning lends much tC the comfort and attractiveness of the Fair store.
 R. B. Reece of Marshall was a visi tor in Green Forest over Sunday, call ing on friend.
 Frank (Ura) Lane, agent at Pang. burn, has been visiting relatives here during the past week.
 Mrs. J. w. Poynor was down from Osage first of the week visiting at the 2 home of her son, pr. E. E. Poynor
 Mrs. Booker Sisco of Osage has been a guest the home of her brother Dr. Erton Poynor this week.
 Foresta for Biscuits. adv.
 Nose Smith, the produce man, was here Tuesday rounding up the fairs about his main establishment.
 Mrs. Sadie B. McCleary of Harrison has been a guest at the home of hel friend Mrs. w. G. Coxsey since Tues. day.
 For Sale-20 acres land near Grin school house, good mares, blows, har- rows. etc. R. A. QUEEN. 2t.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kinds of dray work. Phone 39
 Prof. Burney has been quite i'll this week, having suffered an attack of rheumatism, following exposure at the fair.
 Foresta for Biscuits. adv.
 Floyd Braswell is carrying the mai on Route 4, pending the appointment of a successor to Carrier A. A. Backus, resigned.
 The interior of the Bank of Green Forest is receiving handsome dressing up in the way of repolishing the furniture.
 Lee Parker is now an employ of Nose Smith 6 Co.,, helping to take care of the Green Forest end of this big produce concern.
 The new signs on the windows and the new awning in front tend to give the First National Bank building still more up- to-date appearance.
 John Bair has gone to St. Louis, having visited several towns down tn e line en route. He is yet undecided IS to his future plans, but it seems certai n now that he will leave Green Fore st
 Cleaning and pressing done in the latest and most approved style at the City Barber Shop, Shipman, Standlee & Jennings, proprietors. Satisf action or no charges.
 Ira Reagan was here from Craig head county last week, viewing boy hood haunts. He was a son of Harry Reagan, who was mysteriously mur- dered here nineteen years ago.
 Party wants to trade forty acre farm, 25 acres in cultivation, 15 in good tim Der, good five-room house, 1 mile from Green Forest, for stock of groceries. Not particular as to location. Inquire of J. L. Russell.
 Walter Norton was up from Everton first of the week visiting at his father s home and looking after his farm here, incidentally taking few long breaths from his duties as station agent at the fourishing burg of Everton.
 Very low one-way colonist rates to western points on sale daily Sept 18th to Oct. 10th. For rates and infor- nation ask your agent or write E. E. Smythe, Traffic Manager, Eureka Spring, Ark. M. & N. A. R. R.
 Foresta for Biscuits adv.
 The Green Forest High School ball team will go to Bellefente to engage the team over there in a game next Saturday, to try to redeem it's reputa- tion for having lost the game to the Bellefonte team here week ago last Saturday.
 The thing has already set in earnest John Wells has moved to his farm out west of town and the earth has begun to flop over in great shape. We look for slump in the price of farm pro- ducts next year equ al to the one that will follow the fin al adoption of the tariff bill.
 Morris Mosson, the commercial man, made Green Forest last week, and we learned from him while here that his brother l.. w. Mosson, who was engaged in the mercantile business here last year, is back on his old job as clerk in the Popular Dry Goods Store at El Paso, Tex.
 Senator w. R. Phillips was in town Monday and told The Tribune he will not stand for reelection. He say the Senatorship has been conceded to Madison county the next term and that there is quite bunch of fellows over there who will seek the honor, among whom is ex-Senator Carlock and Lon Garrett.
 Lee Brasfeld and family have been here from Lamar, Ark, for visit at the home of Mrs. Brasfield's parents MT. and Mrs. J. F. Donaldson. They left for thelr home Monday night ac- companied by Henry Donaldson, who is prospecting for a location to open a bakery.
 Miss Vivian Spencer of Santa Fe, N. M. passed through Green Forest Monday en route on horseback to Byron, Fulton county, Ark, having left her home the first of September, having made the journey at the rate of more than thirty miles a day She was dressed in typical COW girl fashon, wearing brace of pistols and big lasso tied to her saddle. The Tribune takes some special de- light this week in presenting the name of John Paul of Osage as can didate before the Democratic primary for Circuit Clerk. John is a clean, competent young man, deserving of the honor in every way that man could have an honorable claim upon the position. He would make this county one of the best Clerks that has ever served us. Courteous and agree able, he is always on his job. The Democrats of Carroll county can make no mistake in choosing John Paul for its nominee for Circuit Clerk Nick Queen has finished his appren- ticeship as boiler-maker in the M. & N. A. shops and has been put on as a regular at standard wages. On the principle that ia prophetis not without honor save in his own country, appren- tices usally have to go away from home for asposition after learning the rade, but MT. Queen is an exception. (