The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-11
Local Mention.
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 1,st the plain figures twenty-seven.
 c,rsbine Crackers, best made, at
 Meek s.
 4 DeBarr and wife are visiting in
 0klahoma.
 1oF Harbert was in Springfield first
 ,.f tbe week on business. I
 ew cranberries, celery, fresh fish, l r~esh oysters, at Meek's.
 Fld I E. Ownbey will preach at
 4tn Rantist Church at II O clock next ( Sunday
 Will Mathews and wife made short x v;sit over to the county seat Sunday x Afternoon.
 M 90 Winchester for sale, in good shape. ls& r. Wakefield. Call at J. E. Woods sgs2k krocery store. ~ ~ George Buell. and wife and son Clay Isnent several days this week visiting Relatives at Denver.
 Vi The Baptists have announced that Xzfhpre Will De prayer meeting at the
 Church on Friday nights. # Atty. and Mrs. Kinney, Dr. and Mrs. "A D. Lundberg spent the day in Ber- sHrvville last Thursday.
 # cement walk has been constructed B along Springfield street in front of the eChristiar church this week. ls Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the oood kind) for wheat and hay has been V received by J. B. Reeves.
 Miss Alta Harbert has gone to # Bethany, Ill.,, where she will spend # the winter with an aunt.
 Searcy didn, look good to Charley # Colvin and he is back already at his # post as agent at Green Forest.
 Jerry Brammer is at home again Il after month spent ot Dewitt Ark. n peddlng out a car load of horses. l.. H. Smith and wife and J. L. Rus T sell and wife composed an auto party # that visited Yocum and Oak Grove T Monday.
 & FOR SALE-Three thorough bred S Duroc Jersey males, about ten weeks T old. CHAS. OREBAUGH, Phone Line 10S
 J. H. Bata, the expert shoeman, has 4 moved his shop to J. B. Reeves work
 shop, one door west of w. A. Butts # office.
 I J. B. Reeves has purchased 16 # acres in the Carter addition fronting q on Main street and will begin the con Il structon of modern residence soon.
 Prof. Burney has purchased the Mrs I Cox-Kirkham property in the Pickens i row from Mike Coxsey and has taken i residence in his new home this week. Ed Powell of Nyssa, Oregon, is here for visit of several weeks. Madam Rumor says that cupid had something to do with his coming to this country. The recent marriage of, Denton z Baker and Mrs. Willie Price was made public during the past week. The newly weds have moved to ranch near Blue Eye, Mo.
 A Strayed-From my place last spring SA5 head of sheep, branded figure in sforehead. 50 cents reward is offered fl Der head Notify Lundy Cox of Perry &tandlee, Green Forest. 11-28 \ For le-Thoroughbred s. c. White Leghorn Cockerels, Wycoff strain, $1. % each. These chickens took three premiums at N. A. Fair. Mrs. c. H. Colvin. Phone B. 11-9. Strayed on Oct. 29, one black mare mule about 10 years old, 1-2 hands high. Reward will be paid for infor nation leading to recovery. 1925 Silas Parks, Capps, Ark. Remember that there is to be ameet- ing of the citizens generally on next Tuesday at2 D. m. for the purpose of arranging for a poultry show and dairy congress. Be enterpriSing enough to lend this meeting your presence. Rev. Villines returned from annual
 conference Tuesday morning and re ports that he has been assigned to Mountain Home church and that Rev. w. ". Albright, former pastor at Quitman, has been assigned to Green Forest for full time.
 Pres. Weatherly, Joplin Business
 College, says: Enter my college at be-
 ginning 'Short Term" Course, Nov. 28.
 and graduate; if no position is offered
 you, the course costs you nothing.
 Tuition, cash or note; work for board.
 Write President Weatherly letter.
 The Benton County Poultry Show
 will be held Dec 18th to 17th inclusive.
 The Poultry Association is making
 preparations to make this coming
 Poultry Exhibit the best ever seen or
 had in Northwest Arkansas, and the
 association respectfully invites all
 lovers and breeders of poultry to join
 them in this coming poultry exhibit.
 Bentonville Sun.
 M. F. Winner, assisted by his par
 ents Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Lundberg, en-
 tertained informally number of young
 folks Tuesday night. The evening was
 spent in social conversation and in
 playing games. Refreshments were
 served. The guests were: Misses Req
 Naples, Hattie Scott, Nettie Harbert,
 Sadie Adams, Messrs. Omar Cummlns,
 l. R. Hill Auburn Walker and Atty.
 and Mrs. AL. Kinney.
 Will Matthews placed on display in
 our agricultural department Monday
 half bushel of potatoes that would
 attract attention anywhere. They are
 of what he called the Blue Mashanlc
 variety, and the seed were distinctly local product, several crops having
 been grown since they were imported. Mar. Matthews dug more than seventy aN2Hshels from about a half acre ot ,s 9und, which if marketed at the ifNesent price of 50 cents a bushel would produce the owner of the land $l50 per acre This shows that this
 country is entitled to recognition as a