The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-18
Local Mention.
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.ed to De quite SICK Of throat ]trouble.
 # Mrs. c. L. Scott, wife of the Osage lumber man, was in town Wednesday.
 A. B. Wilson is having coat of red paint applied to his livery barn this week.
 Ross Harbert left for Cassville, Mo-, Thursday night for a few weeks visit with relatives. VI Omer Hilton, junior partner of the firm of D. A. Hilton 6 Son, has been at Heber this week. S8 Standard varieties apples, two years old, for sale f cents each. Call on J. M. Baker, 1.2 mile east of town. 1apr 8 Good second hand Collins g. horse cultivator for S15. Will trade for COW or pig. T. s. Phillips. Phone 26.
 N If you can find your fit you can get an up-to date drummer Sample pair of shoes at whole sale cost at Ben Harbert's. 8 Work is progressing nicely on the oil we'll we'll now, and gen. oral look of confidence is playing upon the faces of those Ion the inside"
 Correspondents are again re- minded that we have to curtail or leave>out matter that does not reach us earlier than Wednesday Evening.
 Do yew waunt the B. A, P. or the L. A. P. or the N. A. P.? Rom SC wich yew get. Under the all spices uf the Ladies Aid Society M. E. church.
 The Ladies of the M. E. church meet regularly every Thursday Afternoon from ? to 5. Strangers are ivnited. MRS. D. c. DoRMEs, Vice President.
 A. J. Cox is having a hand. some new porch built and other Improvements made about his residence, J. B. Reeves having the work in charge.
 John Wells has acquired an in. terest in the Donaldson drug stock. A few months experience in the store convinced him that he liked the business.
 S c. c. Kirkham was looking after his farm interests at Denver first of the week. Madam has been putting into Charley's af- fairs lately and 1t is reported that he has been hiding out.
 The Kahmann. Miller Con- mission Co.,, of Kansas City, which recently opened a branch house in Green Forest, has gone into bankruptcy as a result of which the local house has gone out of business.
 T. M. Buell. has re.enforced his fine pen of Plymouth Rocks by Ringlet Barred Rock from E. B. Thompson of New York at cost of S10. This gives him the finest pen of Barred Rocks in North Arkansas.
 M Those that have not seen the Green Forest Millinery Co.'S stock should examine it before buying hats, baby caps, boys caps and hats, underwear, collars or anything in the notion line. At Mrs. Ramsey's old stand. 3 Graduates Teachers: Enter Joplin Business College before May 21-six months scholarship good in all departments, S30.O0. Notes accepted. Positions for Graduates. Board $3. Ask for Special Folder CT" Nal # The Springfield Business Col 9lege is better and larger than ever. The demand for graduates lis greater than the supply. Presi- dent Taylor will refund the tui- 5tion if he fails to find a good place at graduation. Enter now.
 w. J. Cross residing near Markley caught a p ball in his left arm while working in the sfield one day last week. Frank Windon shot at crow about a quarter of a mile away, the ball striking MT. Cross. The wound was not serious. ~ A protracted meeting was be- gun at the Baptist church Sun- day. Eld. H. F, Vermillion <, State Evangelist arrived We'd Tuesday. The meeting will con- tinue through this and next saSNveek. The Tribune is requested to say there will be two services, R D. m. and 7:30 Members of ahe various church choirs are MlrgentIy requested to assist in &he song services. Everybody
 Ia invited to these meetinps.