The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-14
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F ss4 u .sae .11s sr ,si, ,.,t l- .s.. ss ss. aj Winter seems to be headed this way. Jack Tabor was a passenger for liar rison Tuesday.
 c. B. Grim spent the pastweek in St. Louis buying goods.
 Get in your bid quick on that sewing machine at O'NeaI & Co.'S.
 Ed. Harris and J. L. Russell were in Berryville on business Monday.
 Merchant John Rhodes and wife were up from Yocum Tuesday night.
 Good secondhand buggy for sale or trade. A. J. Tabor.
 The Tribune can use a few loads of cook wood on account right now.
 O'Neal 6 Go. have bought John Wells (the Porter) stock of furniture Work was commenced on the reinod cling of C. D. Walls residence Monday. Mrs. c. L. Scott was in Joplin first of the week buying for her millinery trade.
 MT. and Mrs J. R. Crawford spent few days this week in Denver visiting with relatives. ~ Mrs. w. E. Lamb has been visiting her parents at Harrison during the past week. - Henry Shahan, the Yceum miller II, town 1UaaTipOr n wall flo,,roI l,,4 Wednesday.
 Loss Walker was down from Osage Tuesday, looking as happy and prosper ous as ever.
 Save enough ca your fall ard winter suit to buy you pair shoes and hat at Ben Harbert's.
 Mrs. Albert Stevens has been over from the Springs visiting relatives dur ing the past week.
 It will pay you to see those snappy" suits at Ben Harbert's. Anything from $2.50 to $25.00 per.
 Mir. and Mrs Spencer Lenox of Se- ligman are guests of their sons Jim and Henry LenoX this week.
 Somebody is going to get great bar gain in that sewing machine to be sold by O'Neal & Go. Oct P.
 Newt Stevens is back in Green Fer est again after almost years absence at Havelock, Nebraska.
 Sam Morrow of Fayetteville was guest of his brother Dr. Morrow in Green Forest Tuesday night.
 Two cars of swift's fertilizer (the good kind) for wheat and hay has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 Get busy and show yourap appreciation of a generous offer by bidding on that sewing machine at O'Neal & Co.'S. Elder w. A. Bailey and Jasper Litt- rell, the Oak Grove merchants, were both in Green Forest on business We'd nesday.
 Presiding Elder Thompson of the Harrison district will hold special ser vices at the Methodist church next Sunday night.
 Miss Viola Shipman has bought lot in the Oliver addition north eff John Wells residence and will soon begin the erection of a cottage.
 Ladies are urgently requested to see those long coats at Ben Harbert's s. They are up to now, best quality and priced within your reach.
 FoR SALE-79 acres, 2 sets impi oVe- ments, springs never failing water A good place for dairy Emile north west of Green Forest. A. A. Kelsey Frank Wells and wife arrived here Tuesday from Brashear, Mo. in res ponse to the news announcing the criti- cal illness of Frank s sister Mrs. ". r. Coxsey.
 James Newman and family have re- turned to good old Arkansas after a few months stay in California. They have moved back on the old homestead near Oak Grove.
 Fairchild's Footprints of the Flock has suspended publication for good and all, the publisher says. The subscrip- ton list has been sold to Zion's Land mark of Wilson, N. c.
 Albert Buell, the Cisco merchant, was in town Tuesday and reports busi- ness rushing since the appearance of his big sale ad. last week. Albert is q hustler for trade the like Of which we need few business men in Green Forest. He left Wednesday morning for Kan sas City to buy new stock.