The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-09
Local Afention.
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Best Tea and Coffee at Meek's.
 Sunshine Crackers, best made, at \ eek's.
 Phone No. F for all kinds of groce-- ies. Elmer Wise.
 Post Card Albums from 5c to $2. GO at Jernigan's.
 Ben Harbert can save you some good hard cash on clothing.
 J. B. Reeves left for Kansas City on hqsiness Weddesday.
 Elmer Wise will pay the top price for your grocery trade.
 See that handsome line of dishes att Frank Wells grocery.
 Don't overlook Jernigan's elegant line of Christmas jeWelry.
 Grape Juice 15c per bottle, guaran- teed strictly pure, at Meek's.
 l.. V. Porter was in Eureka Springs first of the week on business.
 See that handsome line of Christmas toys at the Wise grocery
 The weather this week has had some striking resemblance of winter.
 Fruits and vegetables and candy by the barrel at the Elmer Wise grocery J. M. Baker has been quite Il for the past two weeks, but is reported as improving.
 P. H. Jones and wife and daughter Miss Melissa were up from Carrollton Wednesday.
 Mrs. D. S. E. Warren has had a rather severe attack of lung trouble but is reported better.
 Sunday week, Dec. IS, is appointed for the election of officers for the Bap- tist Sunday School for 19li.
 Programs for Christmas are being prepared at the Baptist and Methodist churches for Christmas eve.
 The Tribune has business propos- tion for some ambitious boy that wants to become newspaper man.
 The completest line of groceries in town, quick delivery and Che best treat ment at Elmer Wise's. Phone No. l2 It's the same old story, Jernigan has them all beaten, when it comes to Christmas goods. Don't fail to see his line.
 B. P. Vawter of Beryvile has bought J. k. Woods stock of groceries and will continue the business at the same stand.
 You will find anything you want in Christmas goods from tin horn to 8 flying machine at Jernigan's, if you come early
 J. F. Donaldson has bought James Stacy's S-acre tract and residence south of GlenWood cemetery and will m ake it his home after Jan. 1.
 Jasper Anderson has returned to Hot Springs, where he will take another course of baths for rheumatism. Mrs Anderson accompanied him.
 Jernigan has his elegant line of Christmas goods on display and urgent ly requests all who wish to buy to come early as they are going fast.
 The Ladies Home Mission Society will give a free entertainment and bazaar on Dec. 16, at the M. E. Church to whi oh the public is generally invited. Yard Bishop was down from Osage Wednesday and reports that one of his neighbors J. L. Loe and family are preparing to spend Christmas at Still well, Okla.
 Word comes from Hartley, Tex, that Mrs. Bryant CoXsey's condition is improving ard that she hopes to be able to accompany her father E. s. Foreman on his return here in short time.
 1 want to contract for cream for the largest creamery in the Southwest and will pay you more for your cream than you can get for your butter. Call on me for further particulars. H. D. Meek. If you have good hand turned or sewed shoes that need repairing neatly, l can save you from buying the other new shoes. Low prices. All my first class work guaranteed. Jas. H. Bata, The Expert Shoemaker
 Elder J. E. Rose of near Harrison has been called to the pastorate of the Baptist church for half time. The call has not yet been accepted He will preach here Sunday at Il o'clock when the matter will probably be further considered
 Stanton Johnson, the band teacher, left Tuesday night for Heber Springs, where he will become director of the Heber Springs band. Johnson is a good band man and frst-rate sort of fellow and if he don head back for Green Forest soon we will miss our guess.
 Ed Powell of Gooding, Idaho, and Miss Ruth Harbert of Green Forest were quietly married at the home of the officiating minister Ed John Wells last Sunday morning. The groom is young railroad contractor and typi- cal western gentleman. The bride is a daughter of William Harbert and a worthy young lady. The happy couple will leave soon for their future home in the west.