The Green Forest tribune., 1908-11-13

mares. See Kim Howard.
 Take your laundry, such as collars and cuffs, to Pucket & Phillips.
 B. H. Innan was here this week in the interest of the Uncle Sam Oil Co.
 J. l.. Russell and R. D. Gallo way went to Wolf Pen on busi- ness Tuesday.
 | G. s. Firstone was ailing sev- eral days the past week, but is able to be on duty again.
 Don't wait, tomorrow may be too late to get prolec tion--to day the M. W. A. is offering it
 Are you going to let your fam- fly go unprotected? An M. w. A. policy will make them secure.
 w. F. Staten is late arrival here. He owns the Gates place, four miles northwest of town. He formerly resided at Denver, Colo.
 Coxsey t Go. have rec eived their new fall and winter goods. They are up.to-now and prices best.
 Will Hulsey left Saturday for his home near Shawnee, Okla, having left his mother, whose serious illness called him here, slightly better, though not out of danger.
 FOR SALE OR TRADE: Two pony mares. See Charlie Kirk ham.
 Mrs. Louise Youngblood was here this week visiting her broth- er, A. J. Tabor. She was on her way to her home at Oak Grove from Vin;ta, Okla, where she had been on business visit. J. l.. Russell and mother at tended the funerals of Mrs. J. H. Spurlin and Mrs. Lillie Ross Collier at Berryville Saturday. Mrs. Russell remained for a visit at the home of her son, A. J. Russell.
 Wm. Miller and wife of Cisco, in company with their daughters, Mrs. Dora Goforth of Homestead, Okla, Mrs. Fannie Newton of Eureka Springs and Mrs. Pearl Ellis of Cisco, spent Tuesday in Green Forest.
 The Star Grocery and Res- taurant is the place to buy fresh Groceries. Best goods and best prices.
 After pleasant visit of some weeks at the homes of their par ents here, Len Nunnally, Jr., and family left Wednesday on their return to Las Vegas, N. M. Len is chief car inspector for the Santa Fe at Las Wages.
 Miss Laura Patty visited her sister, Miss Jessie, at Eureka Springs Saturday and Sunday. Miss Laura is operator in the GreenForest telephone office and Miss Jessie is one of the girls in the Eureka Springs office.
 Extra Headlight, Eupeon and machine oils; also gasoline by wholesale or retail at T. M. Buell's.
 Miss Myrtle Sawyer's parents have moved to Eureka Springs from Green Forest, and occupy Tom Wright's cottage in New Town. Miss Myrtle is now at home, and naturally better pleas ed with life here than before.- Daily Times Echo.
 Don't fail to see Coxsey & Co.'S. new fall goods, and don't forget to see their odds and ends now going cheap.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. s. Foreman of Green Forest came over yester- l day. and have taken rooms at the Shuman cottage for few weeks stay. This is Mrs. Fore mans old home, and both have many friends who will be pleased to have them near.-Eureka Spring Times.
 New car of the famous Cremo flour received by Linen & Cox.
 Through J. F. Walker we learn of the serious illness of Mrs. Balinda Barrett at the home of her nephew at Chrisman, Ill. It is Mrs. Barrett's request to be brought to Green Forest for in- torment. Her many friends here hope that Mrs. Barrett may again be restored to health.
 Call at the Star Grocery and Restaurant and see the new "Singer" sewing machine. s. A. Eversole, Agent
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