The Green Forest tribune., 1911-11-10

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.
 Little Frankie Howard is reported quite sick.
 Fine line of high grade candies just received. f. H. Wells.
 T. s. was over from Urbanette sell ing flour the first of the week.
 Miss Bertha Upton is up from liar rison this week visiting relatives.
 For sale-A good milch COW. Will be fresh in December M E. Shupe
 Miss Louie Freeman of Berryville was visitor here first of the week.
 The small son of Dr. Butt has been in critical condition with an affection of the throat.
 Mrs. A. DeBarr is recovering nicely from the injury of her limb she receiv- ed short time ago.
 Mrs H. D. Meek arrived home Sat urday after an extended visit With rel atives in Minnesota.
 The train due at 7:16 Sunday evening was delayed until 10 o'clock next day by wreck down the line.
 E. J. MeGown is back at his Home Bakery, this week, feeling much better than he did when he was sick.
 Miss Edna Walker has been called to Leslie on account of the illness of her sister Mrs. T. G. Nunnally.
 have now ready for service full blood, registered Duroc-Jersey male. Charges $1.5 50. Chas. Orebaugh.
 The Tribune is requested to state there will be meeting of fruit grow CTS at Coin Saturday night next.
 Mrs. Carlos Harbert is suffering with an absess in the head. It appears that an operation may be necessary.
 Two good cows $25 each and 20 sheep $2. 50 each for quick sale. w. E. Reed, 3 l-2 miles south of town. 11-10.
 FOR SALE: My entire grocery stock is for sale. l am compelled to do this in order to make room for new goods which am daily receiving.
 FRANK WELLS.
 Chas Orebaugh has lately received from the Improved Stock & Dairy Farm, Girard, Kan. fine Duroc Jer- sey male, and will endeavor to raise the standard of his own high breeding.
 Dock Douglas came over from Rule Wednesday and departed that evening for Ada, Okla, where he will engage in teaching a winter term of public Metalton. Dock says no politics for him.
 Dr. w. L. Watkins of Carrollton was in town Saturday completing the details of his recent real estale pur- chase. This property will be occupied by his family to enable his children to attend our school. The doctor will re- main at Carrollton.
 The Springfield Business College keeps up with the times. Stenotypy which is about twice as fast as ordin- ary shorthand will be taught after January 1st. That school has the ex- elusive right to teach it in this part of the country. Write for particulars.
 A very unwelcome visitor was that at the home of Dr. Donaldson on Thurs day night of last week. A man forced his presence upon the family and per sisted in searching the place, frighten- ing the folks away. A search of the premises later failed to locate the in- truder. Nothing was missed.
 Rev. Albright left for annual con- ference at Bonneville Tuesday, taking with him a clear report from the church in the matter of finances, which is very gratifying to the church members, since they have had a rather hard pull the past year, the first experience in keeping pastor on full time. Not withs landing Rev Allbright's arrange ments to be transferred to the Mis- souri conference, it is by no means certain that he will not be returned to the work here Presiding Elder Mar tin is pleased with the work done and as there is scarcity of preachers in the Arkansas conference. it is possible that Rev. Albright may not be reliev- ed.