The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-06
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 John Bair was in Harrison Sunday.
 See Elmer Wise for something to drink.
 Mrs. Mace Snow was in Harrison last Friday.
 Chas. Warren moved back from Osage last week.
 Auburn Walker left Tuesday for Jonesboro, Ark.
 c. L. Scott left Saturday for Okla homa on business.
 The latest fads in ice drinks at Elmer Wise's soda fountain.
 Master Orville Berry of Beaver is visiting Miss L. V. Porter.
 You will find Dr. Spurlin in his den- tai office here May 10, II and 12.
 Vester Reeves was up from Leslie over Sunday visiting home-folks.
 School is supended this week on ac- count of the illness of Mrs. Burney.
 J. A. DeBarr and wife of Illinios are here visiting his father A.DeRarr.
 Roy Villines was over from Boxley Saturday visiting friends and relatives
 Rev. c. T. Edwards orders The Tri- bune sent to his son Ed at Ada, Okla.
 J. R. Crawford has had the paint brush applied to his residence this week.
 A. w. Wheaton and family from Basin, Wyo., are visiting in Green Forest.
 Arthur Bliss is over from Eureka Springs for few days visit with his mother.
 Capt. Hopper of Harrison visited at the home of M. V. Lightburn first of the week.
 Ely Hubbs returned to Everton Sunday after visiting home-folks for several days.
 Jeff Hubbs and wife returned Sun { day to Everton after a few days visit ing relatives. Fifty three tickets were sold to Harrison last Thursday on account of the Sparks show.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilson of Harrison is a guest at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. E. Wise.
 Eld E. M Borden will fill his regu- lar monthly appointment at the Chris tian church next Sunday.
 Mrs. P. o. McEntire was over from Eureka Springs Tuesday visiting her 8friend Mrs. c. c. O'Neal.
 J. R. Crawford left Tuesday night on business tour to different points in Missouri, Kansas and Illinois.
 w. L. Sneed went up to Osage Mon- day to look after some of his numerous business interests up that way.
 Joy Stansel left for his home in Mt. Vernon Mo-, after few weeks stay here looking for real estate deal.
 A good secondhand Queen sewing machine for sale at a bargain.
 GEORGE WISWELL. Phone 88.
 Don't forget the Commercial club banquet and musical Thursday evening. Everybody come out and have good time
 Misses Mary and Sue Burney were called home first of the week on account of the serious illness of their mother.
 Ralph Shaffer and Kenton Windle left for Oklahoma City Sunday after a visit of five weeks at the home of J. J. Shaffer.
 c. D. Shaffer has returned to his home at Oklahoma City after visit of month or so at the home of his father ]. J. J. Shaffer.
 A red hot business proposition for travelling man. Experience not ab- solutely necessary. See me at once. I. N. Hoback.
 Mrs. c. c. Butler and son Charles of Macon, Mo-, have been guests at the home of Mrs. Buffers daughter Mrs. E. J. Megown.
 Lee Ramsey has sold his farm near Rule to Mrs. Jamie Seitz of Osage, and Mr. Ramsey and family will soon depart for Oklahoma.
 Mrs. w. B. McMahan, aged 62, died at her home near Rule Tuesday, after a long illness, interment being made in Rule cemetery Wednesday.
 Every member of the w. o. w. camp is requested to be present at a meeting next Tuesday night. Import ant business is to be transacted.
 5000 tornado insurance for three years will cost you $1.67 year. It would be mighty nice thing to have in case of loss. See J. L. Russell.
 Every member of the home guards are requested to be present at a meet ing Wednesday night. Important business. HENRY HOWARD, Lieut.. A. J. Cox and wife went over to the Springs last Friday to visit at the home of his daughter Mrs. Butt and to see the last grand daughter over that way Dr. David B. Morgan, the noted vertinary surgeon has written parties that he expects to be in Green Forest some time the latter part of this month.