The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-27

FOR SALE: Cheap; a Remington double -barrelled hamerless, shot gun in good order. R. L. Jernigan.
 Nov ' to 10, four days, Monday to Friday are Dr. Spurlin's next dates to be in his Green Forest dental office.
 Simon Rogers has moved his watch repair shop from the F. O. Lobby to Donaldson & Wells drug store.
 H. H. Martin and wife were over from Berryville Friday, guests of his daughter Mrs. Carlos Harbert I
 Elmer Wise has retired from FIe picture business and will work for Geo. Buell., helping dispense winter driiks, etc.
 J. w. Sheldon has bought c. F. Warren's farm, part of the Isa2c Sha- han han tract, and will make the Ilace his
 M. F. Lambert and wife have re- turned to their home in Colorado after a residence of some months in our town.
 Talk with T. M. Buell. about fertili- gers. To get the proper results it is necessary to use the right kind at the right time.
 If you are partial to the best go to George Buell's. That is the sort of trade he wants. Winter drinks, hot lunches, etc.
 Somebody can pay years subscrip- tlon to The Tribune in pumpkins. We need a few turnips also. Don't all speak at once.
 John Crumpler, the piano man, was up from Harrison Tuesday making a delivery of fine instrument out at the country home of Ad McNemar.
 A series of meetings are in progress at the Methodist church this week by Pastor Albright Presiding Elder Martin is expected here during the week to assist.
 Charley Wall and family arrived overland from Pryor Creek, Okla, Monday and are once more happily domiciled in their home in Green For est We are glad to welcome them back.
 Mel Hoppins was over from Rule Tuesday, stepping quite briskly for g widower of his age, and he is not so old either. Some good looking, well willed woman---. A hint to the wise is sufficient.
 School teachers: Obtain reports cards free, one card good for pupils entire year. Apply to Joplin Business College and enclosing three cents post age for each 25 reports wanted
 Jim Baughman of Coin is making g record as producer of Duroc-Jersey hogs. He shipped out thoroughbred male to a party at Arlburg the other day that is as pretty as picture Mir. Baughman is taking high rank among our do-something farmers.
 The Springfield Business College wants some young men and women from this section to prepare for good situations at excellent salaries on the absolute guarantee of the place at graduation There is no risk to run if a young person will only do his part.
 Rev. w. W. Albright has perfected arrangements for his transfer to the Missouri conference next year, having been assigned to the pastorate at New tonia, Newton county. He will move to his new charge immediately follow ing the Arkansas conference which meets at Bonneville Nov. 10.
 A three e-cornered deal was made Friday of last week which gives Dr. Morrow the ownership of the store building ac- cupied by H. D. Meek, T. c. Gatten becomes owner of small residence in the Blasingame addition and J. A. Reed becomes owner of the s. w. Adams place on the mountain south of town.
 Wm Carleton, who has been here as sisting in the installation of the nov ing picture show fixtures, returned to his home at Eureka Springs Wednes- day. MT. Carleton put in one of his own illummun curtains made especially for gas light and the results obtained are equally as good as pictures pro- duced by electric lights.
 Postmaster A. J. Tabor and wife left Friday evening for Covington, Okla, where they were called on account of the death of Mrs. Tabor's father Jacob Brown. Mr. Brown had visited at the home of his daughter here and formed several acquaintances among our people, who remember him pleasantly. He was a victim of heart failure.
 Bryant Coxsey has new car of the best secondhand furniture ever brought here. In fact, he has a feast of real bargains, such as you have been look ing for. You can buy many service able articles for about one-fourth of their actual value. If you want any thing in the furniture line, you should 1 look over Coxsey's stock. The goods ! will do the rest.
 MT John Mechanism, claim agent on the M & N. A, has been taken to St. Louis in a very serious condition, his trouble being pronounced typhoid insanity. It will be remembered that Mr. Mechanism had strange, al most fatal illness while visiting in other states this past summer, and it sup posed his illness is an aftermath of that suffering. The past year has been a trying one on this big-hearted man, and his usually happy cheerful nature has probably been overtaxed. Many friends hope for good news soon . T.Y,,nc E'hLn