The Green Forest tribune., 1910-12-23
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 Go ta M-=..'a .o1 Celery and Oysters.
 2... !. CeunP vas up from Harri- ao 9e n-as Tuesday.
 D o.siaoll Jernigan's elegant In hratn jewelry.
 AlbIos from Be to $2.OO t- .eru ate--.
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 I. day January 5 to 5 if - 4---a len-ai &ork.
 J. ', Cummings and wife of Temple, l.e%., are guests Of Mrs. Cummings sister Mrs. j. M. Baker.
 It's the. same old story, Jerngan has 11oo sG oaatcn. when it comes to -as ~.ads Don't fail to see h,s
 oa ~ill find anything you want in eI.l. .'uas goods rom tin horn to a 'nE :" 42nine at Jernigan's, if you come eae5}
 Jenigan has his elegant line of Christmas goods on display and urgent ly requests all vino wish to buy to cone carly as they are going fast.
 Don't fool ava your money in buy li.& son thing toi days enjoyment, lti buy something for a present that will bo enduring Select something from t5lestone' tock of high-class i##elry.
 George Shipman returned last week '4ln tSeadiey, Tex, where he was called or account of the serious illness O. .is sister, Mrs. Fannie Adamson, 5 .o -s Eerg low ot consumption.
 With good will toward all and enmity hans ,ae Joplin Business College wishts cd people Of Green Forest joy 5l4i Christmas and happy New Year M..y lSll be full Of blessings.
 if yea have good hand-turned or can save you from buying the other new shoes Low prices. All my first z. Is work guaranteed. Jas. H. Bata. The Expert Shoemaker.
 Editor &meland of the Huntsville NepGhile&a was in Green Forest and eajlnd on The Tribune Tuesday. He was oE route overland from Forsyth, | Me, D Huntsville and took advantage O. the t}ap tC visit model newspaper ! 04G's
 < ni1e littie news item escaped The Jr'mne last week. Our little friend | Raymond Snow celebrated his ninth i birthday on the afternoon of Dec. 10, ! ant Ii was 2 swell affair, so the 1 youngsters say. We beg Baymond's | pardon.
 omor Gammins was shot by some careless hunter while en route to his | SC aoi at Coin Monday mo ming. The | charge landed on his legging which | saved his hide. It looks as though | btrd hunting will have to be stopped al- | together.
 Having anticipated the arrival of M.a. bryant CoXsey and children in our issue last week, we failed to record | the important fact that Bryant came | along also, and is assisting in making tae fUtetfde an exceedingly happy one | a5 the Foreman home.
 Just take 9 look north on Springfield | stie~t rom the Star Hotel and you will see a si4h5 that will tickle a person | who takes pride in the town out Of his [ wits, mat hundred piles of sand | means tne walk out that way is going jA without a shadow of doubt.
 Mrs. j. " Snyder paid The Tribune her respects in substantial manner Tuesday, Besides pushing the Snyder date up to 1912, she presented the | paper Tor year each to her daughters Mesdanes Otta Callen at Kirbyvile, | Mo, and Zona Bradley at Alma, Okla. |
 Wanted-About dog. one bushel | white oal handle baskets and dog. one bushei white hickory handle bas- kets. Name price for the 10 doz de- liveIed ready for shipment at Green | Forest and notify Row Mercantile Co.,, iIedley, Tex. If price is right will send money for them at once.
 The Baptist Sunday School elected officers last Sunday for 1911 as follows J. L Russell, superintendent; K. D. | Galloway, Assistant Superintendent; James Bruce, Treasurer; Miss Mabie | Galloway, Secretary; Mrs Rose Rus sell, orEaniat, and Miss Lena Case, as- | si5tant GrganlSt.
 Not having the patience that would X become a man of iong- suffering, John N Bucu e0uIdn t wait to grow fish in his II new pond So he sent all the way to the ' s'oid 2iississip" for big ones. He has ! Cne oG two in the bunch that measure [ up toward two feet. John is noted torf oyer-doing things.
 Eld. ]. B. Rose was called to the bed side ef his father, near Harrison, i again during the past week on account | of the illness which brought death to | the Ioae-suf'erer on last Monday. W. | C.. Rose was "A years of age and was | one 3f the old-time citizens of Boone | county. He was afflicted with Bright's | disease.
 The Tribune is requested to announec that William D. Gentry, pastor oi the Assembly of God of Chicago, is deliver inc a series of lectures in Eureka l Springs on tne Gifts of the Holy Spirit, | or the Truth regarding Divine Healing. | Th!a information is published especially | fer the benefit of those afflicted beyond | the help of a doctor.
 E!d. R. A. Martin performed the ceremony at his home last Sunday which united the hearts of Ross Fry aaH Miss Ottie Carmack. The con- tTacting parties are most estimable voung people. The groom is a well known stock man and farmer, and the bride is a daughter of Sam Carmack, qI} residing in the Dry Creek settle ment some four miles east of town.