The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-30
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 se.s | deliver tae goods. Just ! a-ae -so. 5a.
 c. 3. Grim was in Berryvilla on bus iaess Wednesday.
 Where can I get good things to eat? Al Meek's, Of course.
 james Pryor is quite sick at his home on North Springfield street.
 -Anyth.ns5 goyd to eat can be found at l,t"i. Wells new grocery.
 BlH CoEsey left Wednesday to re- 70Ae 4l1 position in St. Louis.
 4fs. j. 3. Rose has been quite iii for the easJ week, but IS improving.
 silver Moon Rolled Oats finest made aniy .9e the package at Meek 5.
 Ge so Meek 5 CT citron, orange and Is@a1 peel, calrants and raisins. Wholesale price on candies to Sun aay schools, chury2es and dealers, at Meek $.
 Eefs. Furs! 9 ger cent off on furs 1HaS Christmas Week at Mrs. C. L. saeetzs.
 DIT goods are new, quality fine, F-4eez =oU and q complete line a. ]. E. Weeds
 .4rs. J. R. Crawford visited in Coin iaq5 sday Uth ner sister Mrs. Otto Ls.ul5ty
 Miss aea Naples went to Berryville Saturday to spend the holidays with home folks.
 h. 5pu1Iin will be in his dental o1cs at Green Forest again January ., i, and ,.
 lnere will be a big reduction in prices 9a ali odds and ends at Coxsay 6 Co.'S danag January,
 4 coll given free with every school tablet soId during Christmas week at Mls. C. L. Scott's.
 Gee Dr. Spurlin here Tuesday, We'd nesGaE and Thursday January 3 to if yea #aat dental work.
 artias in need of dental work will please note that Dr. SpUrlin will be in his office here again January to5.
 Rich Kelly and Arch Kimberling were here rom Eureka Springs trying to dispose of some surplus livery horses. The backbone of the drought has been broken once more. The showers Jhi5 week have served a great purpose.
 have on hand about 6 car of Ur- ba3etta fIoul that l must get my money cut of ! am closing 1t out at ec8J. W. \. Ferguson.
 Everything was lovely and the goose was completely devoured at the home et ,Ir and Mrs. C. E. Foreman Chirst- mas day. There were fourteen plates.
 One of the swellest events of the festive season was a social evening Of the Culture Club at the home of Dr. and Mrs. F. s. Morrow on Thursday of last week.
 Chct Smith is here from Oregon county, Mo, to visit old friends. Chet looks well and happy and there seems to be no doubt that he is doing well in his Missouri.
 Mrs. j. L. Russell had for dinner Otebaagh, Mrs. Ellen Grever, Mrs. Russeli'a mother from Valparaiso, i%ebr.s Miss Sadie Adams and Omel. Cunimina.
 4 special meeting of the w. c. w. is called for Tuesday night January 3rd in which business of importance to every member will be transacted and all members are urged to attend.
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 Miss Zoe Scott entertained few friends informally Tuesday night These present were: Misses Louie Freeman, Edna Walker, Zoe and Fran cis Se55t &ess1s. Will Coxsey, Willard Hiomer, 4. L. Kinney and Mrs A. L. Kinney.
 All persons indebted to the firm of GoEsay &t Go. are notified that their books will be balanced January 1st. Pleesc call and either settle or ttDhE SsIitblC tiIcttlSJHltilS. II you expect faVors you must employ bus mess methods with this firm.
 Mrs. A. L. Kinney entertained few friends tor dinner Monday compliment taIy to Miss Louie Freeman of Spring field and Will CoXsey of St. Louis Four courses were served. Covers were laid for Misses Louie Freeman and Zoe Scott and Messrs. Will Coxsey and Willard Winner.
 have been experiencing my shoe making trade nearly 15 years. 1 can nail, sew, and turn halfsOles as good as new shoes. Uppers are all good-good aa@ halfsoles and heels where needed. c.n save you money by you not having to aQy new shoes. Low prices. Jas. Ba,a, the expert shoemaker.
 Pt~i Eaton has been up from Little RoeI- enjoying the holidays and looking after some business matters connected with his real estate holdings out on Yocum. One specially enjoyable feature of his visit was trip to White river, where he gigged out 100 pounds of nice fish. Purd is looking forward to the time when he will settle down on his farm here. lie now holds lucrative position in the operating department ct the Rock Island railroad.