The Green Forest tribune., 1914-07-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Commissioner of Agriculture.

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 Mike Coxsey was in St. Louis first of the week.
 Pete Wilson of Connor was in town Wednesday,.
 T. D. Reagan and son Joe were down from Osage Monday
 Have you got the correct time? If not Shaffer can fix it.
 1 have fine Jersey male. If inter- ested phone or call on c. Orebaugh.
 If you want sure-enough good or gan and nice one, see w. E. Lamb.
 c. w. Darby, the big music man, of Harrison was in town first of the week
 Candidates Kinney and Lundberg at tend a picnic on Spring creek Sat- turday.
 Manager Reeves tells us that he will start the canning in a week or ten days.
 It looks now like we might have a moving picture show along in Sept ember.
 Ed Sam Jackson closed a protracted nee ting at Ward school house Sunday night.
 Elbertas have begun to color up. The crop is going to be almost minus quantity this year.
 E. s. Foreman has been visiting at at the home of his son Clarence near Grandview this week.
 Don't be impertinent. The prob ability is that it has been hot enough for everybody.
 The season this year does not seem raising water melons.
 Bill Coxsey writes from the top of l Pikes Peak he was shiyering in sleet and snow last Saturday.
 J. A. Youree left for his home in | Texas Monday morning after a week S visit with relatives here.
 Miss Kate Rhodes is recovering nicely from the effects of her operation two weeks ago for appendicitis.
 Miss Lillian Russell of Berryville visited Green Forest relatives and friends Wednesday and Thursday
 Less Moss and Will Edwards have each begun the erection of bungal ows il the recently laid out Morrow addition.
 Lost: In the park or between my home and the school house Saturday pair goldrimmed bi-focal spectacles. H. P. Burney.
 Mrs. James H. Bata and the young Batas are up from Harrison this week, guests of her parents MT. and Mrs. Jack Reeves.
 The past few days have presented strong evidence of the fact that we are right now in the thickest of good, old summer time.
 A. L. Kinney went to Little Rock Tuesday, it being understood that his mission to the capital was on business connected with his campaign for gover- nor.
 Attorney Henry Youngblood of Den- yer was in town Tuesday looking up some matters pretaining to cases in which he was interested in chancery court.
 Jewel Braswell was up from Harrison over Sunday looking exceedingly pros porous and happy. He is the man who occupies the ticket window at the Har- rison depot.
 Uncle Jim Thorn requests us to an- nounce that there will be gathering of those interested at Fair Grove We'd nesday, Aug. 5, for the purpose of cleaning up the cemetery.
 M. H. Brown of Greenburg, S. C., was here Monday looking over some of the property listed with Russell & Pinkerton agency. He was well pleased and the prospects are good for deal.
 Lee Smith has let the contract for his new home to H. l.. Watt. The building is to be siX-room structure of bungalow fashion, modern through out, equipped with individual water system.
 Henry Watts got the index finger of his left hand cut off at the knuckle Joint by the buzz saw at his carpenter shop Wednesday morning. The wound will put him off of active duty for some time.
 P. H. Mann, who has been visiting his friend c. L. Maimbourg for week or two. left Wednesday for Leslie to visit his son before returning to his home in Oklahoma. | G. Rothfelder of Tonkawa, Okla. has been guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. Maimbourg the past week. MT. Rothfelder was taking pro spect- i've look at the country.
 E. w. McCollum of Stuttgart, Ark, has been in Green Forest the past week, taking prospective view of the country, having been attracted here by having seen Tribune Booster. He was very favorably impressed with our town and people and it is not inn probable that he will locate. He is a contractor and builder
 See Russell and Pinkerton for farm loans.