The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-24
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Trv some of Woods lie. coffee.
 How would you like to be the ice man?
 5. Elmer Wise's for lunch at all hours.
 Tbe weather has been some hot yet, already.
 P,,re Fruit Sundaes at the Crystal. ny them.
 N L. Sneed was at Osage on busi- ness Monday.
 Food things to eat and drink at the Crystal Parlor.
 Hot lunch and cold drinks at Wise's Confectionery. 8Prof. Burney was at Berryvlile on Susiness Tuesday.
 E.Fine shoe repairing a speciality at the Bata Shoe Shop.
 James Harbert and family departed last Friday for Oklahoma. *I ,ee Smith was in Eureka Springs on bnsiness last Friday night.
 Fresh supply of candy at Wise's Confectonery, best on earth. K Miss Myrtle Cummins is visiting Berrvville i friends this week.
 Miss May Ruble is here from Ben fonville for visit with friends.
 FOR SALE CHEAP:-Half interest in Finder. Inquire at Tribune office. & Mrs. William Harbert is visiting her Mrs. Hays at Monett, Mo. l8 Mrs. w. A. Butt has been visiting g elatives at Harrison during the past Neck.
 # Sam Alfrey has been looking after h1siness matters at Neosho during the past week. # Miss Laura Donaldson left Sunday Evening to visit her sister Mrs. Battin h Montana. S Monroe Bewley of Dardenelle, Ark, E here for visit with his half brother Names Bata. ' Go to Chrystal for anything in cold Drinks, Ice Cream, Fruits and Con- fections, the best always. < S. N. Edgmon and w. G. Coxsey Mere Berryville visitors Saturday night. They went over on business. & Mrs. Joshua Stevens and babe have Been over from Eureka Springs visit ihg relatives during the past week. & Get your Refrigerators or Ice Boxes How. Don't wait until it gets up to Hoo. Hardware stores will supply You.
 # Mrs. c. M. Webb of Avon, Ill.,, is Mere visiting her mother Mrs. Jesse Price and sister Mrs. Lottie Cox-kirk- ham.
 S If you want to sell or trade in real Estate, see j. B. Reeves. He has a humber of parties who are seeking Heals.
 s Miss Alice Dormer has been visiting Friends at Grand View during the past week.
 & Wm. Jenkins, the real estate and loan agent, was ssover from the Springs Wednesday, looking after some business
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 S John Hancock left Wednesday even- Ing for Eureka Springs. He said he YnnvtU nf ()k Ia homa capitalists. J. B. Reeves returned last night from Indianapolis where he went to purchase sanitary cans to take care of the big peach crop. J. C. Harbert was home from Neosho, Mo-, first of the week. He will go on the road as salesman for Joplin dry goods concern July l. Mrs. Blaine Rhodes and children arrived Tuesday from Hicks, Colo. flor visit with her mother Mrs. Alice Edgmon and other relatives. Masters Erwin and Bill Foreman have been visiting at the home of their VI Eureka during the past week. For sale: Bridge and Beech cast range with oven and reservoir; nearly new. A bargain. Mrs. Nelson on Sweeney place. Phone rings on No. l..
 Miss Zoe Scott is home from St. Louis where she has been attending school. Her grandmother Mrs. At wood accompanied Miss Zoe home for Ia visit.
 H. H. Martin and wife were up from Enon Friday. MT. Martin wears a hat which shades the points of his should CTS. He admits that he is now "hay seed" proper.
 J. w. Bair and wife arrived home from their honeymoon visit to Kansas City Thursday night of last week and are now at home to their friends at the Crockett House.
 The dates for the Ex-Confeder ate reunion reported by The Tribune last week was wrong as will be seen by the official call in this issue. The time is set for Aug. Il, 12 and 13.
 H. P. McCracken came down from Kingston Saturday to accompany his daughter Miss Blanche home, the latter having been in attendance at school here for the past several months.