The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-28

7, has returned to her hoAe at nelle.
 Jessie Curtis visited at Alpens y Dock Snow and her son Abbie aughter Helen are here iron Ida, for a visit with relatives. Snow and her husband were al years ago residents of this try. Mir. Snow is an uncle ol Snow of Green Forest.
 ohm Buell. reports that pair of kids 5e been found out on his farm. Contractor Steidely is pushing work ong on the row of new buildings or north side The side and rear wall; ill be of stone, the fronts of pressed rick and the floors of cement Each i'll be 25 feet wide extending back B aet.
 s. c. White Legorn Eggs or S. C. rown Leghorn Eggs, pure bred, 5( 'nts per setting of 15. c. Orebaugt lone Line IF.
 George Grever is expected in from braska in a few days, having closed his affairs there by public sale }. 20.
 alph Kirkpatrick was down from ge Tuesday.
 sper Litterell, the Oak Grove mer- 1t, was looking after some business ters in town Monday.
 J. Ellerd, who some months ago sracted for the Masters farm, out ,heast of town, has closed out his 4irs here and returned to his former me in Texas.
 Len Reynolds has received a car load f Minnesota Seed Potatoes. Phone 50 J. H. Ingram is at home again after two months stay, marketing apples n Texas. He says he met with only easonably good results.
 U B. Russell and his sister Louise are over from Berryville for a little visit
 Capt John Smith, the one armed painter, has Init the hike" It is as impossible for John to stay in one place long as it is for some people to stay away from Arkansas. John left with family overland, headed westward last Saturday. John has been on the go for half century and he looks good for another half He has probably covered more surface with paint in less time than any other man now living. At any rate, he has put on lots of it. We look for him back here in the course of human events. Judge Worthington writes us to change his Tribune from Fort Smith to Harrison, his family having moved back home. The Judge will accommodate Uncle Sam by discharging the duties of the office of District Attorney until the Democrats kindly relieve him of the burden. The Judges term will be up during the coming summer. Manager s. c. Michell, accompanied by lis wife and Mrs. P. o. Alfred of the Fair store force left Saturday for St. Louis, where Mr. Michell is spending the week buying.
 This week we serve bunch of Hast notices. y If you don't take heed, off goes your Tribune.
 Money to loan, at all times on good farms at reasonable rates See Miller, Duston 6 Go. Berryville, Ark Adv. Len Reynolds has received car load of Minnesota Seed Potatoes. Phone 50. Scholarship in the Central Business College of Sedala, Mo-, for sale at The Tribune office.
 "We" visited Harrison Tuesday afternoon and owing to the fact that the trains run on time some times and do not wait on people, our visit was continued over an additional day Since the shops are assured for our neighbor burg, Harrison is spreading out all over creation to some extent. It is estimated that there are seventy-five dwellings under construct ion and not a vacant house in town. Real estate prices have been going up leaps and bounds, giving the place ~enuine western boom.
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 try awfuly hard to be out at ing next Tuesday.
 Webb and family left Mon- 1t for their new home in Texas.
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