The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-18

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 sunshine Crackers, best made, at Meek $.
 Ben Harbert can save you some good herd cash on clothing.
 WANTED-A good milch COW. Apply at The Tribune office.
 Jerry Brammer has gone south with another car of horses.
 New cran0erries, celery, fresh fish, fresh oysters, at Meek's.
 Grape Juice 15c per bottle, guaran- teed strictly pure, at Meek s.
 The new walk to tae school building IS getting close to completion
 Three thoroughbred Red gilts for sale. J. B. Rose, 1 mile northwest of town.
 E. A. Wall and v'ife are back from Claremore, Okla, where they went re- gently.
 |. V. Porter has sold his property in the ?. x R. addition, which he recently got from John Wells, to W. A. Walker.
 Correspondents will oblige greatly by mailing their letters on Monday next week as we want to get out a little early cn account of Thanksgiving.
 Strayed-From my place last spring ] } head of sheep, branded figure ' in forehead. 50 cents reward is offered per head. Notify Lundy Cox of Perry Standlee, Green Forest. 11-28
 Leslie Owens, who is in from New Mexico, has decided to tie up" again in Arkansas. He has bought portion of the Tim Bailey place northwest of town and will close out his affairs in the desert west as soon as possible.
 Parties who are expecting Pittman & Russell to quiet their title at the Janu- aly term of the Chancery Court had better see them at once. Office over the Carroll County Bank at Berryville. Y II. ?. McCracFen came over from ] Kingston last week to accompany his Ydaughter Miss Blanche to Springfield, where an eye specialist was consulted relative to Miss Blanche's eyes which hhaVe been failng her lately Real estate deals are so common that we failed to note last week the sale of one of J. B. Reeves farms (the Jerry Brammer place. to Samuel Orebaugh. This makes the third farm MT Ore baugh has "caDtured" during the past few weeks.
 Having made arrangements to continue the work of Mrs. Kirkham s piano students, shall be glad to take additional pupils in piano and voice culture. For terms and hours call at the house facing the public square
 Mrs. A. L. Kinney.
 Linley Crawford was in Green Forest last Saturday greeting old friends and taking general view of old haunts. Linley has position in connection with the editorial department of the Chicago Tribune. He left Green Forest five Ayears ago, and has made exceptionally Bgood.
 l Dr B. F. Denton of Gassvilie, BaX- ter county, has been here during the past week making arrangements to To- kcate. He has rented the Myria Smith hproperty in the Blasingame addition gand expects to be located here by the 18th proX. Dr. Denton is cousin of Loss Denton and is physician of thir- ty-tWo years experience.
 Arthur Bailey, an old-time Green Forest kid" dropped into town on Friday of last week taking his relatives and friends by surprise. Arthur left Green Forest in 1901 with his parents, the late J. M. Bailey, and wife, for Trimble, Tenn. Arthur was en route from his Tennessee home to i California, where he holds a position as operator on the Santa Fe.
 4 personal letter from E. c. Cooper tells us that his territory as special in surance agent will embrace both Okla homa and Kansas during 1911. The Des Moines Fire, by which he has been employed since his removal to the new state, has absorbed the HaWkeye Fire Insurance Co.,, making the consolida- ] ton, to be known as the HaWkeye and Des Moines Insurance Co.,, one of the strongest in the west. We have long since learned to expect big things of Cooper, hence this elevation in the in- surance field does not surprise us ln the least.