The Green Forest tribune., 1908-11-06

DerryVllte OunQayeQ WlCn MrS. Fancher's parents, Mir. and Mrs. John Ramsey.
 The ladies of the NJ. E. church south are preparing to give g Thanksgiving dinner. They ex. tend an invitation to all.
 Chas. Morris and family Jeff Tuesday for Crystal City, Tex, where they expect to make their future home.
 Rev J. H. Spurlin of Berryville will preach at the Baptist hurch at Il o'clock Sunday. Every body invited to attend. Baptis- ing at ? o'clock.
 Mrs. Ruth Grim Taggart writes her father that she took advant- age of Colorado's wom an suf- frage and went 40 miles to get to cast her vote for Mir. Taft.
 dDr. Spurlin will be glad to See all in need of dental work in his Green Forest offce Nov. 10, Ii and 12.
 Mrs. Ila Catlett returned to her home in Springfield, Saturday, after a pleasant visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. c. Owens on Yocum.
 Election returns were received in Green Forest at the local tele- phone office. The company gave the free use of the line. A purs e was made up to pay the opera tor.
 Mrs. J. H. Buell. and Mrs. Wm. Harbert left Sunday for Monette, Mo-, where they go to visit their daughters, Mrs. Eva Whitaker and Mrs. Nellie Hays.
 SCoxsey & Co. have received their new fall and winter goods. They are up to.now and prices best. Q
 G. E. Butler was here from Blue Eye, Mo-, Wednesday. George says everything is nov ing along very nicely in his part of the world.
 Will and Albert Hulsey have been at home the past week on account of the serious illness of their mother, Mrs. Hulsey, on Route 2. Will live in Oklahoma and Albert in Missouri.
 Don't wait, tomorrow may be too late to get protection-to day the M. w. A. is offering it
 J. B. Harden wishes to express his sincere thanks to his many good friends and patrons who have so generously supported him during his seven years in the produce business in Greer Forest.
 Miss Luetta Donaldson had te dismiss her school at the Camp. bell school house on Yocum this week on account of having spraiued her wrist some six weeks ago. The hurt never gave her much pain until this week.
 gCall at the Star Grocery ano Restaurant and see the new Singer" sewing machine. s, A. Eversole, Agent.
 Tom Goforth writes from Col. ton, Calif., that his health is not improving very much. They will remain in California the coming winter anyway. Toms friends hope he will then be able to return to Arkansas.
 M. w. A. is seeking to pro- tect your home, will you let it?
 T.G. Nunnally helped compose crew of M. & N. A. boys. who "drove" over from Eureka Springs Sunday. Their outing was made to test an engine that had been over. hauled in the shops.
 <25 cents buys 2 bars of Swift Pride soap at Thorn's.
 "Old Uncle Blind John" Will. Hams was in town Monday for the first time in a long while. Uncle John still carries his violin and plays an occasional tune fol a few pennies.
 Mrs. Rufus Goforth and two children of White Oak, l. T., came in Saturday for a visit with her father, MT. Willhite and sis :. ter, Mrs. Etchison and other rel. atives north of town.
 James Braswell has sold his photo studio to M. A. Case oi Batavia, and MT. Case and fami- ly are now residents of Green Forest, occupying the Carter Dropertv on White Street.
 c. B. Grim has been living extra high this week on account o1 having good stand-in with his neighbor, Mr. Geo. Galloway Mr. Galloway has been hunting again and divided his ducks