The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-03
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Stock bills OI all k1ndS printed at The Tribune office.
 MT. and Mrs. A. 4. Kelsey left Mon- day for Hot Springs, Ark, where they will reside.
 Dr. Spurlin s next dates for his Green Forest dental office will be March 6, ', and 9.
 w. H. Kirkpatrick of Alpena visited at the home of w. L. Sneed and wife last of the week.
 If you want to enjoy good health buy fresh groceries. You can get them from F. H. Wells.
 Mrs Andrew Norris left last Wednes- day for St. Joe, Ark, to visit in definitely with her parents.
 Mrs. Maggie Wright and children left Monday for Washington state for an extended stay with relatives.
 J. II. Buell. Lumber Go has received ear of Coffeyvllle brick, good qual- ity. Price $1. 40 per hundred. 3-3
 Dr. spurlin will be in Green Forest OillCS dS dIl NlOliuoy, QGSIteiy, sff SttliS7- pay and Thursday, March 6, ', s, and 9.
 Stockholders of the Percheron Horse Association are requested to meet at Green Forest at 2 pm. next Saturday.
 Mrs. Dora Benbrook, the well known music teacher of Fayetteville, is a guest of Mrs. Bedding and Mrs. Mof row.
 Miss Zoe Scott returned last Friday from an extended visit m Witehita, Kan, with her sister Mrs. Harry Dug ger.
 James Kirkham came in Saturday from Springfield, Mo-, for a visit with his parents uncle Billy Kirkham and wife.
 Miss Rea Naples returned to her home in Berryvlle Monday, having completed her term s work as teacher in our school.
 Elder E. M. Borden of BatesviIle will preach at the Christian church on the Saturday before and morning and evening of the second Sunday.
 AlnOS bldSlllgdl1c tllu ldHllIy were up from Cedar Valley over Sunday, visiting at the home of Mrs. Blasin- games parents MT. and Mrs. C. B. Grim.
 Party at Fl Reno, Okla, has 95- acre farm two miles out of that city which he would trade for farm within a few miles of Green FoI est. See Samsl. Orebaugh.
 J. H. Masln and family of Cedar county, Mo-, are late additions to the population of this country. He has rented D. c. Watson's farm for the coming season.
 Mrs. R. c. Smith left Tuesday for her home at Livingston, Mont, after a months visit at the home of her son Lee Smith, Mr. Smith accompanied her as far as Joplin.
 Charles Orebaugh has received couple of fine Jersey heifers from the Hull stock farm near Eureka Springs. Orebaugh is just the kind of a farmer this country needs.
 Mrs. Herbert Shibley returned to her home in St. Joe, Thursday after a visit of several days at the homes of L. $. Shibley, c. c. O'Neal and her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. k. Reed.
 Mrs. J. K. Crawford left Sunday for Jonesboro, Ark, to care for MT. CraW ford, who has a severe attack of the measles. J. R. is travelling salesman for the Waters-Pierce Oil Go.
 The home of MT. and Ms. Lundy Cox, out northwest of town, was made extremely happy by the arrival of a fine girl on Thursday of last week, their first born after union of six years.
 Joe Foster is here from Homestead, Okla, for a visit with old-time friends. Joe has grown from knee pant kid to the sprouting beard and goo goo eye stage since he was in Green Forest before.
 NoTICE:-After April 1, 1 will pas ture and deliver back and forth town cows at S1 50 the month. Also deliver strictly fresh milk at 15 cents the gal lon or cents the quart.
 3-10 Il. J. WooLWINE.
 Dr. A. E. Lundberg has bought the home of J. l.. Russell on Scott street and will take possession as soon as i've" can find place to move to. Dr. Lundberg buys this place for home, having decided after six months resi- 6ence here that Green Forest is good town in which to live. He came here from Oklahoma City with an invalid wife in search of health and has found it. We are glad to ''tie up' such men as Dr. Lundberg.