The Green Forest tribune., 1913-05-02
Get your next Flour and Feed at The Fair.

c. A. Ford, the N. A. horticultural few hours looking after the interests He says the yield will be good all along the line from Marshall to Green Forest. He will return here soon and take up the matter of marketing. Those fellows on the east side of the square have contracted habit of sweeping up the concrete on that side of the park, which makes the other business men look lazy and dirty. There is evidence of the disease spreading. It would certainly be handsome thing for all to join in general brush up every morning.
 The thanks of the people of the town are overwhelmingly due to Mayor Kinney and Curt Shaffer in general and Bill Fritz in particular, for the cleaning up of the town park Wednes- day. They did the job up in a brown rag.
 Uncle Gus Callen was in town Tuesday, hale and hearty as usual, his eighty odd years resting as lightly upon his head as a new spring bonnet. He believes he is young enough to show lots of people how to do things yet.
 John Newton of Eureka Springs was in town Saturday, having come over with his wife for visit with her parents Mir. and Mrs. William Miller at Cisco. Thirty years ago John knew every pig path about Green Forest. Now when he is among us he is like a stranger in strange land.
 Mrs. E. S. Foreman is spending a few weeks in Eureka Springs for the benft of her health.
 Mrs. A. J. Cox went to Eureka Springs Tuesday night, accompany her sister Mrs. Hittson that far on the latter's return to her home in the west.
 Sam Duty, the sage of Boxley. was in town Tuesday. laying in his quarter ly supply of living material. Sam pre- fers to come to Green Forest to trade when other places are closer. It is needless to explain. He reads The Tribune.
 If you get delinquent notice this week, your paper will be amputated next week, worlds without end. Get busy.
 Mrs. w. G. Stone and children left Thursday evening for their home al Porter, Okla, after visit with rela- tives. Mrs. Stone was formerly Miss Gertie Seitz, being sister of Massey Seitz and Mrs. Finis Howard.
 The semi-annua meeting of the county singers union will be held at Mabrey meeting house the third Sun- day in May. President Cox ask us to say that he requests all contesting class es to be on hand as early as nine o'clock. The usual program will be carried out.
 Billy Huggins, forty years ago z blacksmith of Green Forest, wher there was no town here, is visiting here this week, being guest of Jack Hollis and B. F. Rudd. He lives ir the Moore cove settlement south o1 Berryville.
 If you don't sell us your produce we both lose money. We pay the highest market price. See us before selling Leatherbury & Jackson, Alpena, Ark
 The Annual Meeting, Ancient Arabic Order, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, will be held at Dallas, Texas, May 10tf to 18th. Very low round-trip rates ir effect from all points. North Arkansas.
 Bryant Coxsey has bought the resi- dence property in the Blasingame First Addi ton, known as the Pryor cottage, from s. H. Furnish, who has been here from Hatfield, Ark, fol some little time trying to dispose 0. the place, which had came into hi possession through a trade with c. L Scott. MT. Coxsey will fix the prop erty up for home.
 Good Coffee 18c ID. al The Fair.