The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-02
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 Es.t Tea and Coffee at Neek's.
 ,;oe Crackers. best made, at
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 s,arlin will be in Green Forest
 a that handsome line of dishes at
 pnk k Wells grocery
 . uarbert can save you some good
 pf% r'T cash on clothing
 h., thanksgiving storm was
 ps 'a about on time this year.
 c,.ne Juice 15c per bottle, guaran- H ed 1I strictly pure, at Meek S.
 work is moving right along on
 aMro1,son's new store building. M n Wall and family spent Thanks .n ,ing with relatives at Marble. 'a ho stale goods, everything fresh at lz Tank Wells Grocery Phone 27. " Dr spurIin's dates for December in Dis Green Forest office are t. and g, h. Call on Dr. A. E. Lundberg for all S1inds of veterinary work. Phone 24. For quick action and the best results inst phone 27-Frank Wells grocery. Miss Zoe Scott is home from St. Louis where she has been attending school,
 You certainly should see those hobby s6. 50 suits at Harbert's. They are the swell-doings.
 Don't forget that Dr. Spurlin will be in Green Forest on Tuesday, Wednes- day and Thursday, Dec 6-8
 The happiness and general prosperity of this country would be promoted by a good rain at the present time.
 George Buell. has accepted a clerical job in the Bank of Green Forest. He is just about the right avordupois to make an important looking banker.
 Claud Sisco, principal of the Carroll ton school, spent Saturday and Sunday with Green Forest friends. He re- ports his school progressing nicely. |
 want to contract for cream for the largest creamery in the Southwest and will pay you more for your cream than you can get for your butter. Call on me for further particulars. H. D. Meek. John Wells has let the contract to J. to his 27-acre tract he recently bought from J. R. Crawford. The building will be situated at the foot of Phillips avenue Norman Mcdonald and family arrived last week from Girard, Kansas, and will make their home here on the farm which he bought from C. L Scott (the Shipley place. some three months ago. There was q slight change in the schedule of trains on the N A became effective Dec. l, which changes the arrival and departure of all trains at Green Forest. The changes are noted in the time table in this issue. Miss Blanche McCracken has return ed to her home at Kingston and will take vacation from her studies on account of her eyes, which have been troubling her for sometime. She hopes to be back in school within a few weeks.
 Dr. c. E. Miller was down from Blue Eye, Mo-, during the past week visit ing his little son at the home of his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Me Cracken. The doctor is just recover ing from a severe illness, which barely left him able to cast a shadow
 The Thanksgiving dinner given by the Ladies Home Mission was well patronized and it is safe to say that nc finer dinner spread on such occasion was ever made in Green Forest. ItI didn't begin to commence at the festive turkey and cranberries, but the bill of fare included everything most that could have been wished for at a dollar a-plate banquet The net proceeds were a little less than thirty dollars,
 Riley Meador of Eureka Springs was guest of J. L. Russell Saturday night, having come to complete some work on a plat he has made of Green Forest. He reports that his brother Calvin, who resides near Grand View, lost his barn and contents by fire one day last week, entailing loss of about S1000 with no insurance The barn caught from a strawstack that had been set by his little boy who had been handling some matches. MT, Meador was severely burned about the face and hands in an effort to keep the fire from spreading