The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-18
Local Mention.
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 Telephone 27-
 banksgiving next Thursday.
 s+ Tea and Coffee at Meek's.
 o,oobene 27 for fresh groceries.
 Morgan will be here next Monday.
 ,+v-seven is the number of Frank Wells' telephone
 Scott left Monday for Grard, I'm, on business.
 n;,ov Meador was over from Eureka 4 prings wings last Friday.
 uenrv LenoX IS having 9 walk buIt his property this week.
 M Webb is recovering from a fhar severe attack oT fever.
 oo Smith is putting in handsome asf ard fence in front ot hls new home. II Miss Req Naples spent Saturday and 'Anndav with her parents in Berryville.
 Gall on Dr. A. E. Lundberg for all ,iods of veterinary work. Phone 24 N Telenhone No. 27-Frank Wells gro- 2 Ary. everything fresh, clean andup-to- Know.
 Yes, you guessed right. 27 is the IL, grocery.
 cordial invitation to all to eat turkey and cranberrles at Wiiding Hall Nov. 24.
 You certainly should see those hobby S6. 50 suits at Harbert s. They are the swell-doings.
 Mrs. F. R. Morrow is home after a weeks visit with relatives at Carroll ton and Batavia. Walter Norton and wife were up from Gilbert for visit with relatives during the week. < Don't forget the Thanksgiving dinner at Wllding hall November "A. Come eat and be filled.
 Atty. and Mrs. A. L. Kinney and Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Lundberg drove to Osage last Thursday.
 Dinner will be served by ladies of M. E. (South) Mission Society at Wildlng hail Thanksgiving Day.
 Mrs. William Airline of Salt Lake, Utah, is here for visit with her friend Mrs. Charles Harbert. Ben Wells of Brashear, Mo-, is here 1 for a visit with his parents '. J. Wells and wife and other relatives.
 J. B. Reeves has been in Kansas City and Joplin thls week on business for the Green Forest Canning Go.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilson has been up from Harrison during the past week, visit ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. 2. Wise.
 Mrs. John Bair is visiting MT. Bair's S parents at Rich Hill. Mo-, and we are looking after John during her absence. J. M. Glasgow is in from Bolivar, Mo-, where he went a year or so ago to accept position as a medicine man.
 l Price Walker of Osage has rented Harbert and will move over from Osage \ in week or two. Miss Daisy Cantrell of Bellefonte has been guest at the home of Mrs. Loss Nunnaly and Mrs. J. W. Bair during the past week.
 Auburn Walker left Monday for Weleetka, Okla, where he has cleri- cal position with the Fort Smith & Western Railroad Co.
 J. L. Brown and family of Des Moines, Ia., arrived here last week and will probably locate. Mir. Brown is the step-father of A. W. Wheaton.
 J. R. Crawford has traded the 27- acre tract he bought from Tom Phillips some months ago to John Wells for the latter's residence property in the Oll- yer addition.
 John Buell. has sold the Waus Wilson farm, which he recently bought at the instance of the bank, to Charles and Ed Harbert Jr., taking in exchange Charley Harbert's residence property in the Blasingame addition.
 w. A. Butt, L. H. Smith and Mes danes A. J. Tabor and J. L. Russell have been in Little Rock this week, the gentlemen attending the Masonic grand lodge and the ladies the grand chapter of the Eastern Star.