The Green Forest tribune., 1913-01-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. F. R. Morrow is at home agair after visit with relatives at Fay etteville.
 Mrs. Jack Reeves visited her daughtel Yrs. Jas. Batta at Harrison during the
 tt week. @
 ,erchant J. P. Griffin was up from
 ~er looking after business matters
 aoxsey and L. W. Mosson have
 A n buying in St. Louis during
 e past week.
 w. L. Sneed has been indoors during the past week entertaining roaring siege of the grip
 1 / o. H. Huston of Winfield, Kans., has been recent visitor at the home of his friend M. A. Oldham.
 | c. c. Springfield of Finney county, Kan, was here Wednesday en route to Osage to visit relatives.
 Attorneys Kinney and Hill were looking after matters in chancery court at Berryville first of the week. i Merchant James Myers and Banker Will Jenkins were up from Alpena looking after business matters Tuesday.
 After having been designated nearly six months as postal saving bank, the Green Forest post office now has two depositors.
 A. M. Webb is preparing to retire from business soon on account of his health. He talks emigrating to South western Texas.
 John Wells and his son Ewell have l business of Albert Shahan and will continue the business.
 Samuel Orebaugh is making some extensive improvements on the Wright property on Main street, of which he 1 became the owner last week. 1 Early Reeves has made some hand some and substantial improvements on his property on the west bank of l Yocum, just west of the town limits.
 A. J. Russell and his daughter Mrs. Dodson and his grandson Joe Russell were over from Berryvile Saturday, A. J. having been called on legal business.
 The postal department has added another mail clerk on the North Ark ansas Line since the parcels post went into effect, making a total of three clerks on each run.
 J. A. Lamun of Bolivar, Mo-, was a business visitor in Green Forest last Saturday, having came down to close up deal between a Oklahoma man and w. L. Campield.
 Mrs. Willard Winner is here from l Fayetteville for visit with her parents MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker. She is quite well pleased with her new home in the University town. Lee Smith was home Sunday from | Gilbert, where he is operating the steam shovel lie says that the shovel l is scheduled to be used along this portion of the road soon. | Born to Mr. and Mrs. Andy Cox on last Sunday new grand daughter, the little newcomer being a daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Braswell, who are making their home with Mir. and Mrs. Cox.
 Lee Parker, the tombstone maker, went to Marble Monday to put up a monument at the grave of B. A. Wall. Charley Wall went along to assist. The latter visited at Huntsville before returning home.
 E. R. Stauffer has sold his grocer stock to MT. Douglass of Berryville who will enlarge the stock and con- tinue the business at the same stand. Eld. Stauffer has gone to Kansas tc seek new location, so we understand My entire stock of groceries, consist ing of baking powders, starch, Iye lard, syrup and sundry other articles, also my stock foods for the next two weeks will be sold at cost. Also will take cost for my residence property
 A. M. WEBB.
 The value of reputation is shown by the Springfield Business College. The | graduates of that school are in demand at higher wages than any other business collegs graduates in this part of the United States. The reputation of the school gets the jobs. adv
 Miss Jessie Curtis has resigned hel position as teacher of the second ant third grades in the Green Forest schoo and Mrs. George Buell. has been choser in her place. Miss Jessie stated tha the condition of her mothers health is such that she was compelled to give uE her school duties.
 The bridge gang which has beer stationed at Green Forest for the pas three or four years, under the foreman ship of Henry Lenox, has been trans fered to Cotton Plant. Mr. Lenox accompanied by Jas. Lenox and Holli Rudd will leave this week for thei new headquarters. They will live in boarding car.
 w. L. Campfeld has traded his farn out on Route 2, known as the Glasgow place, for an Oklahoma ranch. We ar not very well pleased with the deal fearing that we may not gain as goo citizen as we are losing in the persol of Mir. Campfeld who has prove himself a gentleman in every sens during his years residence here.