The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-27
H. D.M E E K
THE LOCAL MARKET.

Dry Flints ts------------------ 14c. ID. Give Wells your grocery trade.
 Fresh oysters and fish at Meek's.
 Viena and fresh pork sausage at Meek's.
 Fine kiln dried, red globe onions at Meek's.
 Mrs J. B. Coxsey was reported quite sick Tuesday.
 Mrs c, H. Colvin was reported quite ill first of the week.
 J. s. Myers, the Alpena merchant, was in town Wednesday,
 Fine line of high grade candies just received. F. H. Wells.
 Miss Persie Oldham of Urbanette was in Green Forest Monday.
 For sale-A good milch cow Will be fresh in December M E. Shupe. There will be no more services at the Christian church until Saturday night.
 Elder D. L. Halle will begin pro- tracted meeting at the Parker school house Nov. 1.
 A. G. Wolcott is here from Michigan visiting at the home of his brother-in law A. L. Kinney.
 Will Sneed returned from Butler, Mo-, Tuesday, where he bought a car load of young mules.
 Mrs. R. E. Jones has been taken to St. Louis for treatment. She is in very critical condition.
 A pair of thoroughbred Poond China pigs for sale. c. F. Wakefield, half mile south of town. 10-27
 Dr. Hannah has returned to Green Forest after an extended visit with his wife and son at Fayetteville.
 Jesse Goforth leaves this week for Homestead, Okla, after months visit with relatives and friends
 J. A. Bruce and wife and the young ster are visiting at the home of his mother over in Barry county, Mo. |
 Dr. Spurlin will be here four days his next trip, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Nov. z to 10.
 Miss Jessie Russell arrived here last week from Chicago for a visit with her brothers Ebert and Bowlder Russell.
 L. E. Harbert was at Goldensfirst of. the week, the first time he has visited this old stamping ground in seventeen years.
 A good appetite makes a person look well. Wells guarantees good appe- tite with all purchases of groceries at his store.
 E. s. Foreman is having an addition built on the rear of his store building which is occupied by Bryant Cbxsey's furniture store.
 Miss Edna Walker and Mrs. J. l.. Russell have been taking care of the post office during Mr. and Mrs. Tabor's absence this week.
 Word comes from Mckinney, Tex. that Eld. R. A. Martin is much better, improved, in fact, to the extent that
 
 Friends here have learned with much regret that Dr. G. V. Poynor'S health has recently failed, and that he is sell ing out at Southwest City, Mo-, to seek more favorable location.
 The High School literary meets Fri day night and will give it's first enter tanment, which will consist of short program and Hollowe'en party All school children are invited to attend.
 Several representatives of electrical supply houses have called on J. A. Buell. lately to supply his needs in in- stalling lights in Green Forest. MT. Buell. says that his plans are moving rapidly in that direction
 Farmer and Mrs. Charles Orebaugh and Barber and Mrs George Phillips left with covered wagons and camping utensils for Lower Long Creek We'd nesday bent on fishing and cooking and eating fish for a whole week.
 Mrs. A. J. Russell and Jerry Lewis Russell were over from Berryville home with Mrs. Mary Ann Russell, who had been visiting at the county seat.
 Mrs. John Scott writes that they have stopped for the present in Santa Fe, N. M., where they hope that Miss Elsie's health will be restored. The young lady has already given evidence of improvement.
 Mrs. A. DeBarr sustained a fall re- gently that impaired one of her limbs to the extent that she has 10 use crutch. The accident brought Mir. De- Barr from Eureka Springs, where he was spending awhile for his health.