The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-22
Local Mention.
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Finest fruits at Meek's.
 New line of candies at Meek's S. 3est in city.
 Len Nunnelly Jr. was up from Mar hell Sunday.
 Meek is a good mixer. Try him at he Fountain.
 Gilt Edge Ice Cream at Meek's. None better.
 Trv Sunshine Graham Crackers. 3est made at Meek's.
 .T. A. Walker and wife were up from Enon on business Tuesday.
 Nm. Jenkins, the Eureka Springs San agent, was here Monday.
 Mrs. Guile Ivie is here from Clifty Iis;ting her sister Mrs. Backus.
 Miss Edna Walker has accepted a ,osition as clerk in the post office.
 Holm Buell. was in Berryville on busi- less with the probate court Tuesday.
 Atty. A. L. Kinney and wife drove yer to Berryville on business Friday.
 For light bread nothing succeeds like Flour. D. A. Hilton 6 Son.
 Eager Stevens and family are visit nr relatives in Madison county this von5
 Misses Lucille and Lillian Russell Ind Master Jay were over from Berry 'ille Monday.
 Family trade increasing on Gilt Sdge Cream. If you have not sampled t'yet, try it.
 SC all for Success Flour at D. A. Hil- on 65 Sons if you desire success with |our light bread. Mrs. Ruth Colvin-Phillips is here rotm Colorado for visit with her par nts Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Colvin.
 S. L. Davis and J. L. Husdpeth, the Qeosho real estate men, were looking ifter some business here Monday.
 Wa ant to sell .32 Winchester in good h3be at bargain. c. F. Wakefield, a12 miles south of Green Forest. SIhave a number of red hot trading in real estate. If you fant deal, see me. J. B. Reeves.
 The sixth daughter, a wee, tiny, ittIe one arrived at the home of Ira Natt and wife, east of town, last Sun If you want to sell or trade in real state, see J. B. Reeves. He has a umber of parties who are seeking eals.
 Mesdames Annie Major and Kate Iailey of Fairview, Mo-, are spending heweek at the home of their cousin k. A. Backus.
 Stanton Johnson and Miss Nora Gray vent to Berryville Thursday of last geek where MT. Johnson looked after onle business matters. spr. c. E. Miller of Blue Eye was in m Tuesday, having come up to visit SNttle son at the home of its grand ,dhts Mir. and Mrs. J. D. McCracken. 4am preparing to print list of and for sale for wide circulation. It osS you nothing to advertise if you stwith me. l can find you buyer. {: B. Reeves.
 Jack Tabor and John Buell. accom- anied their wives to Osage on fish ng Expedition Monday. They actually foQght home some fish. Mrs, Buell. $quite fisher woman,
 Miss Sadie Adams, who is now nehber of The Tribune force, went yer near Blue Eye Saturday after con for Sunday visit with the fami- Kof her brother Harry Adams.
 Mrs. Dan Hurley of Leslie was a nest at the home of L. H. Smith 1uurhg the past week. Mrs. Hurley is of the craneman on the steam n0Rel who is special friend of MT.
 !Fo of Dr. Morrow's sisters, Miss yQiQ Morrow and Mrs. J. D. Wilson of '&4e ettevllle have been guests at his 2n4e during the past week. Mrs. [MSpn was accompanied by her two 4lldren.
 ESadie Murchison and her mother p0k dinner with Mrs. E. Wise Tues 2yx this being one of Miss Sadie first IeiS IIl out since undergoing an opera cancer, from which she is re- 2xSfing nicely.
 xes. Weatherly, Joplin Business
 ege, says: Graduate from my Col
 %and if we fail to offer you posi- Ifhe course is free. " Pay tuition
 onth, note without interest, or
 work for board.
 parties desiring stand or swing 9z3 eges at the Reunion August II, F, must see c. w. Coxsey, A. J.
 gand W. s. Hittson. Parties de- 1|3}. to haul water for the Reunion QR !d see Wyatt Brawley. !32 Crozier was up from Leslie Sat <|F, closing up his dental office here. says he finds himself too busy to 2ack to Green Forest at present. opes to arrange to make this !S again in few months.
 ed Mccoy came in Monday from 4 Okla, where he has been engag-
 teaching since last fall. After a
 with his parents at Connor for
 weeks he will return to Oklahoma Flll again engage in teaching.