The Green Forest tribune., 1911-04-14
The Local Mix-up.

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 c. L. Scott was in Harrison on busi- ness first of the week. Bran new Grouse piano for sale Can make it on payments. Ben Harbert. The frame work is going up this week on J. L. RusSell's new residence. A. L. Kinney was in Harrison at tending federal court first of the week Herman Dodson is looking after his business interests at Berryville this week
 To all who like good bread-Use Jack Frost Flour. Nuf Sed. F. H. Wells.
 FOR SALE CHEAP:-One Sewing Machine in good order. See R. L. Jer- nigan.
 Ihave some good mules and horses for sale. Call atmy barn, or phone 36. w. l.. Sneed 4-21
 Barred Plymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs J. B. Reeves. Phone 87.
 Jewell Tabor and wife were over from Berryville Saturday and Sunday visiting relatives.
 Shaffer will save you postage, time and worry Don't send that watch away. I can fix it.
 Henderson Phillips is building a new barn on his place. He will build a residence this summer.
 FOR SALE: 14-inch mould board and shear John Deere blow. Chas. Ore baugh, Phone line 10S.
 Miss Alta Harbert arrived home Sun- day from several months visit with an aunt in Bethany, III.
 J. B. Reeves has received a car of Portland cement. Don't fail to see him for the best grade, sold cheap.
 w. L. Sneed and s. N. Edgmon were in Alpena Saturday. They purchased some thoroughbred Poland-Ch hogs.
 E. A. Rich has a residence almost ready for occupacy on the 10 acre tract he recently purchased from T. J. Wells.
 c. c. O'Neal boarded the south bound local Monday afternoon with 8 hand-grip filled with life insurance ap- plications.
 FOR SALE:-Span of work mules, each 15 hands high, one black coming 2 year-old the other brown coming l o1l D T,.h1 113.
 Henry Howard and the home guards were in Eureka Springs Monday and Tuesday being inspected. Mrs. Howard carried the mail on Route 2 during her husbands absence. pr. Kirby was here from Harrison Thursday in consultation with Dr. Mor- row in the case of Mrs F. M Shipley, who is seriously i'll at her home on the Ragsdale place east of town.
 J. B. Reeves has received a fresh car of Swift's Fertilizer, the very best for spring crops and especially for tomatoes. Jim is well informed on fertilizer and will advise you for best results.
 Golman Norris tells us that his sis ters Misses Alta and Martha Norris have changed their residence from Wellington, Kan., to Amorillo, Texas He has not heard the particulars of their move.
 Rev. w. w. Albright performed a double wedding ceremony Sunday af- ternoon at the parsonage. The parties united were Will Tate and Miss Geor- gia Reeves and Ira Suskey and Miss Mayme Smith.
 It is announced that revival meet ing will be commenced at the local Baptist church the first Sunday in May. The services will be conducted by Eld. L. G. Voyles of Jones, Ky, assisted by Pastor J. E. Rose.
 Miss Alice Wyatt went to Covngton, Okla, about three weeks ago to be- come the bride of Ira Miller of Billings, Okla. The event is reported to have taken place at the home of her cousin A. E. Borders at Covington.
 Dr. G. E. Tabor writes us to forward his paper to Donaldson, Ark, where he is now located, having completed his third year in college at Little Rock. He says he liked the surroundings at his new location first rate.
 Services at the Methodist church as usual next Sunday. Subject at HOO a. m., "The Resurrection, ' at 7:45 D. m, ''The Rich Young Ruler.' Come and commemorate the resurrection with us. w. w. Albright, pastor.
 Lon Villines and family of Maude, Okla, are late additions to the town of Green Forest. They occupy the property formerly occupied by Mrs. Loss Nunnally on Scott street MT. Villines is a son of Joseph Villines, the hardware merchant.
 Miss Zoe Scott entertained the fol- lowing members of the G. F. D. C.. club Friday night: MT. and Mrs. A.. L. Kinney, Edna Walker, Vergie Beck, Edna Bradfield, Bessie Hamilton, l. R. Hill, M. F. Winner, Omer Cummins, Jewell Braswell.
 Our apology is due Judge Butt for having failed to report last week the marriage of Carroll Rogers and Miss Rosa Beck. The event took place just even two weeks ago and the Judge himself is responsible for the character of nuptial knot that was braided.
 It is necessary to know how much acreage of tomatoes we are going to have the coming season in order to ar range to supply seeds and fertilizer. We insist that all contracts be made within the coming three weeks. It is not probable that we will buy tomatoes that are not contracted in the usual