The Green Forest tribune., 1911-05-19
The Local Mix-up.

Will pay highest cash price for small chickens. A. M. Webb.
 A little daughter was born to MT. and Mrs. J. L. Rhodes Wednesday.
 Mrs. Denton, wife of Dr. Denton, has been quite sick during the past week.
 Need folding bed? Get one at a sey.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Parker have moved to the Crawford property northeast of town.
 Carry Orebaugh of Dodge City, Kan, is here visiting his cousin Samuel Ore baugh.
 Auburn Walker returned Sunday from several days visit with rela- tives at Leslie.
 Barred Pymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs. J. B. Reeves. Phone ST.
 Miss Laura Patty visited at the home of her sister Mrs. Green at AL pena the past week.
 Mrs. James Braswell and children are up from Jasper this week for a visit with relatives.
 Bryant Coxsey and family are now at home in Herbert Shibley's property, Phillips Ave. and Ninth.
 Mrs. Bruce Phillips left Friday for Salem, Mo-, for visit with her broth CT Geo. Wiswell and wife,
 Newt Stevens and wife came in Saturday from Butler Okla, for an ex- tended visit with relatives.
 Tomato plants for sale at 10c hund- red. Also a 100-egg incubator H. o. Dahl, IA miles s. E. town.
 MT. and Mrs. Jeff Hubbs of Everton, Ark, visited MT. Hubbs' parents MT. and Mrs. T. K. Hubbs last week.
 Two good secondhand wagons, one 3 in, the other 1-4 for trade. Prefer a good breechy COW. w. T. Carter.
 Foley and Frank Nunnally of Leslie are visiting at the home of their grand parents MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker.
 Attend college now-pay later. Work for board. Positions guaranteed. Cat alog. Joplin Business College. 8-26.
 Mrs. Lem Porter has been up from Georgetown this week visiting her par ents MT. and Mrs. John H. DeBerger.
 For Sale-One threshfhg machine, one mare and colt, one COW, one buggy. Call on or phone Ellis Beck at Denver.
 Mayor Butt of Eureka Springs drop ped into Green Forest for a business visit on Thursday afternoon of last week.
 The Green Forest Hardware Co., had their show windows decorated with some very pretty signs last week by a tourist.
 There is stray pig at the home of Ed. J. B. Rose north of town. Owner can get same by paying 20 cents for this notice.
 Mrs. Mary Murchison left Tuesday for visit at the home of her daughter in-law Mrs. Lena Murchison-Furrer at Jacksonville, III.
 Miss Nancy Braley returned Monday from Liberty, Kan, where she was called on account of the last illness of her friend Mrs. H. F. Sneed.
 Charley Sneed came in Monday en route to his home at Connor, having been called to Liberty, Kan, on ac- count of the death of his mother. 
 We are glad to note that Mrs. Price ailing for sometime, is reported better with chances favorable for her ultimate recovery.
 have moved my shoe shop into Jeff Harbert's Hardware store and you, all my customers, are invited to come in and give me shoe work to do. lanes H. Bata, the expert shoemaker.
 w. w. Collier is seriously ill at his home just east of town. He is suffer- ing from a complication of ailments which, coupled with his advanced years, make his recovery very doubtful.
 Walter Smith and sister Miss Walsie of Jasper were guests at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Harve Villines between trains Sunday, having come in at noon to take the afternoon excursion train to Little Rock.
 Mrs. J. R. Crawford and son Buel left Friday for Imboden, Ark, to live, that place being near to Jonesboro, branch office of the Pierce Oil Co.,, of which MT. Crawford is a travelinp salesman
 Stanton Johnson and wife came in last week from Heber Springs, where they spent the winter. Stanton was for merly our band director and he comes back to toot the cornet for us again. They will live out on w. T. Gray's place.
 Dr. Garland Watkins, formerly of Carrollton, died suddenly at Bellefonte on the 4th inst. from an overdose of medicine taken by accident. Dr. Wat kins had good practice at Bellefonte and was doing well. He carried S10, 900 life insurance.
 Joe Warren is here from Wichita, Kan, and has been guest of his broth CT Charley Warren and other relatives the past week. Joe has developed into a good-sized man since his departure from here some five or six years ago. He is barber by profession.
 Among those who are attending the Ex-Confederate reunion at Little Rock are: MT. and Mrs. A. J. Cox, MT. and