The Green Forest tribune., 1910-08-12
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business Tuesday.
 Do your full duty toward the success of the reunion.
 Vester Reeves was up from Leslie
 for Sunday visit. Miss Ida Norris came in Saturday from Wellington, Kansas.
 Beef, choice and fit to eat and plenty of it, at McClain's City Meat Market E. A. Rich and family have returned to their former home at Kansas City. Family trade increasing on Gilt Edge Cream. If you have not sampled
 it yet, try it.
 Ertie Jones is at his home in Parker
 settlement again after an extended
 absence at Springfield, Mo.
 Mrs. F. R. Morrow and her friend Miss New were guests of Carrollton
 friends Saturday and Sunday.
 Want to sell .32 Winchester in good shape at bargain c. F. Wakefield, 1 1-2 miles south of Green Forest c. A. Marlin, real estate man of Kansas City, Mo-, is a guest of his father J. w. Marlin, south of town Scott Alfrey and wife of Beggs, Okla, are here for visit with his mother Mrs. Sarah Alfrey at the Star Hotel Mrs. A. J. Russell, Louise and A. J. Junior were over from Berryvile canning peaches Monday and Tuesday, Mrs. Ruth Wise-Wilson has been up from Harrison during the past week visiting her parents MT. and Mrs. E. Wise.
 Chas Wall got back from Texas Sunday. He says Arkansas has Texas badly skinned on the crop question this year.
 Two good pony mares for sale at bargain or trade. w. J. Callen, Raum, Ark. Phone l short, 3 long rings on Davis line.
 The people of Green Forest should make the last three days of this week as much of holiday as possible to welcome and entertain the old veterans. The frame of Lee Smiths new resi- dence looms up in great shape, indicat- ing that he will have one of the swell est homes in town when completed. For Sale-A good Springfield wagon, R good set of harness, some farming inn plements and crop. Mac Reynolds, at Jerry Brammer place, Rural Route 1. L. F. Hammonds has been tearing X calico for Ben Harbert this week. Mr. HammondS is an eX-merchant and is considerably at home behind the coun- ter.
 S We are looking for frst-class ten E ant for first-class property for year. Possession at once Would also sell M property. Inquire of Wright, 2 miles 4 west of town.
 N Carlos Harbert and wife of Cabool, Mo-, have been visiting relatives at q Green Forest and Enon the past week. Carlos has a position as telegraph oper- S ator at Cabool.
 Public Sale, Aug 18th, 1910. T. w. Sexton will offer for sale on that date A at his farm 1 1-2 miles east of Denver, known as Naples farm, 15 head horses, & ? cows, 1 wagon. Don't forget the date.
 & Somebody was counting up the other day and reported four automobiles in & Green Forest. This is pretty fair showing for town that was so far & behind as not to have any six months & ago.
 # Having received the endorsement of M the Republican party for Constable of @ Hickory township Major Dennis says & he is now anxious to get all the votes VI he can and be elected. He promises to # make good Constable. H Mrs. Ray Rhodes was an arrival N Saturday from Colorado for a visit N with her parents MT. and Mrs. w. c. # Owens at Yocum. Ray has sold out
 his ranch interests in Colorado to his N brother J. B. and is looking for new W location.
 J. c. Harbert was home from Joplin II for short visit Sunday. He thinks he Will be fully equipped as commercial
 go on the road for the wholesale gents
 furnishing establishment of McElhaney T & Tatem.
 Milton Jones came in Saturday for a
 visit with his father w. F. Jones in
 the Parker settlement. Milton has re-
 gently changed his location from Vel
 iIington, Kas., to Wichita, where he
 has position in the Missouri Pacific.
 machine shops.
 Miss Ida Warren left for St. Louis
 Saturday evening, where she will be
 schooled in the trimming of fall and
 winter hats, after which she will lreturn
 to to Earl, and help cloth the women of
 Eastern Arkansas with one of the
 greatest necessaries of life.
 Pres. Weatherly, Joplin Business
 College, came from the farm. Attend
 ms school and you'll get a practical
 education for he's been over the road
 and knows what the farm boy and
 glrl needs. Get his catalog and see
 what wonderful school he has built
 up.
 George Buell. and wife enjoyed few III square meals at the home of Mrs.
 buelfs parents on Dry Creek last week,
 since which time George has been able
 to cast dim shadow. It has been
 thought for some time that his emaci-
 ated condition was due to lack of
 nourishment.
 The Tribune was a little previous
 last week in announcing the deal
 oet cen Elmer Wise and Hilton & Son,