The Green Forest tribune., 1910-07-15
Local Mention.
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Finest fruits at Meek S.

Best in city.
 Meek is good mixer. Try him al
 the Fountain.
 Gilt Edge Ice Cream at Meek S.
 None better.
 It is hard to tell which is the hardest
 work, wishing for rain or wishing il would quit.
 Family trade increasing on Gilt
 Edge Cream. If you have not sampled
 it yet, try 1t.
 Mrs. George Buell. and son are visit. ing at the home of Mrs. Buells father
 S. P. Beck near Denver.
 Jonathan Williams, a former resi-. dent of the community, is here from Fame, Okla, on legal business.
 Want to sell .32 Winchester in good shape at bargain. c. F. Wakefield, 1 1-2 miles south of Green Forest.
 have number of red hot trading propositions in real estate. If you want deal. see me. J. B. Reeves.
 Gus Warehouse and wife have been over from Eureka Springs during the past week for visit with relatives.
 Mrs. w. L. Sneed is the owner of a handsome new rubber-tire buggy which she received one day last week.
 If you want to sell or trade in real estate, see J. B. Reeves. He has a number of parties who are seeking deals.
 Miss Alta Harbert is at home again after an extended visit at the home of her uncle F. O. Butt at Eureka Springs.
 Tom Phillips reports the largest yield of wheat so far this season, having
 threshed an average of 23 bushels to
 the acre.
 w. A. Butt has been at Southwest
 City, Mo-, during the past week visit ing at the home of former citizen Dr.
 G. V. Poynor.
 Kim Howard has increased the ap- pearance of his home wonderfully by
 the addition of fine porch after the colonial fashion.
 Will Coxsey has been in St. Louis
 the past week enjoying a brief vaca-
 tion from his duties as assistant cashier of the Bank of Green Forest.
 Mrs. c. M. Webb has returned to her home at Avon, H., after visit of
 three weeks with her mother Mrs. Jesse Price and her sister Mrs. c. c.
 Kirkham.
 am preparing to print list of
 land for sale for wide circulation It
 costs you nothing to advertise if you list with me. can find you buyer J. B. Reeves.
 Mrs. Henry Howard, who is substi- tuting for her husband as carrier on Route this week, was turned back at Yocum on account of the high water Tuesday morning.
 Miss Lillian Reed, who has been in the employ of the Tribune office during the past two years, left Monday even- ing for Cassville, Mo-, where she will
 accept position in a printing office. M. Peters and wife, Aunt Kate, D & arrived from Gainesville Saturday ,s and will spend the heated term with k Green Forest friends, who are very glad to have these good people with us N again.
 Joplin Business College is the school for the poor boy or girl. They may give note, without interest, and pay ii after getting a position. Chances fol all to work for board or board S2. 50 $3.00 a week.
 L. V. Porter has traded his furni- ture and grocery business and business on the east side to John Wells for his Il track of twenty-one acres in the Garter addition and a cottage just south ot the Buell. mill.
 B. o. George of Berryville was ir the city Saturday. He was accompani- ed by two lady friends, Miss Parsons of Omaha, Nebr., and Miss Avis of Hot Springs, Ark. They came over tC see the ball game. A thing that impressed us very great ly on our recent trip out in Kansas was the comparison of crop conditions. No place we visited gave as strong evidence of an abundant yield as does the fields of Carroll county. Due to our absence last week, nc mention was made of the annual meet ing of the stockholders of the bank of & Green Forest. The same officials were chosen as last year and a 12 per cent E dividend was declared. 8 ''Dairying as Related to Farming IS the subject to be discussed by the VI farmers semi-monthly meeting to be held at Parker Saturday night Some interesting talks are anticipated. X Dairying is live question with the H farmers of this country. q Cement side walk building has been 8 revived to some extent, new stretch & having been contracted to be put in N front of Megown's Home Bakery, Jim Iabor's drink stand, W. 4. Butts \ building and Reeves carpenter shop. & We hope others will get the habit. \ Green Forest will be represented in Ene industrial exhibit at the World S Congress of Deaf to be held at Colo rado Springs, Colo, next month. Jas. Il. Bata has made fine pair of OK lords and his wife a strawberry design, winch will be placed on exhibition at
 this great event. MT. and Mrs. Bata
 are experts in their work and we have no doubt but these exhibits will attract thelr full share of attention.