The Green Forest tribune., 1911-11-10

If you are partial to Che best go to Wells.
 Fancy breakfast bacon and hams at Meek's.
 Have you seen those Keiffer pears at Meek s?
 Go to Meek's for good things to eat and drink
 Genuine smolsless oil at '. T. Wells, 20 cents per gallon.
 Six likely pigs for sale. 4. C Moore, l mile south of town.
 Several car loads of corn have been shipped cut of Green Foreat the past two weeks for Texas points principally.
 We had expected to publish the vote in the piano contest this week, but no count has been made, so we are unable to do so
 Joe Reeves has sold his job as medi- cine nlaa to Kit Wilson, who will deal out pills for peoples ills in the same territory.
 Friends here have learned of the birth of new daughter several weeks ago at the home of MT and Mrs. C. l.. Scott at Durham, Okla.
 Alfred Wilson, the liveryman, has changed his residence from the Wilson property on South Springfield street to Maj. DeBarr's new cottage.
 Advices from Mack Quaiis state he is still improving under sanitarium treat ment at San Angelo, Tex, and he ex- poets to be able to leave the institution soon.
 Mrs. R. P Spurlin of Berryville and the youngsters have been guests of Green Forest friends during the doc tors stay in his dental office here this week.
 s. B. Brown of Purcell, Okla, and Mrs. Annie Baker were parties to wedding on Wednesday night of last week. They will leave soon for Pur- cell to make their future home.
 Owing to circumstances which makes theives of us all, - The Tribune is compelled to cut out it's Carroll county history this week and boil down it's correspondence to about half We will try to dc better next time.
 The only business of importance transacted at the counsel meeting Tuesday night was the granting of the electric light franchise to J. fl. Buell.. There is nothing now in the way of MT. Buell. proceeding with his work.
 There comes time when every busi- ness man needs money. My time is here and 1 must have asettlement with every one who owes me to enable me to meet my obligations. This means you. JEFF HARBERT.
 New pupils entering school this week are Grover Seals, of Bellefont4. k t:n Meador, New Home district; Granville Eldridge, Black Jack district; Witt Hudspeth, Black Oak district. The to- tai enrolment now reaches 251; non residents 23, making the enrolment now 102 per cent of the enumeration.
 A shivaree party much i'll contrast with the old rowdy form was tendefad Mr. and Mrs. Walter Villines Monday night. After brief serenade with bells, the groom came forth with refreshments and spokesman for the crowd presented the newly-weds with a handsome silver set
 Neuralgia of the face, shoulder, hands, or feet requires a powerful remedy that will penetrate the flesh. BILLIARDS s SNOW LINIMENT pos sesses that power. Rubbed in where the pain is felt is all that is necessary to relieve suffering and restore normal conditions. Price 25c, soc and $1.00. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 A. W. Wheaton arrived on Monday from his home in Green Forest, Ark, and joined Mrs Wheaton. who has been in Basin for several weeks past. MT. Wheaton, while declaring that Arkansas is the only state in the union, states his intention of remaining in the Basin during the coming winter. Big Horn County Rustler, Basin, Wyo.
 Dave Reeves (familiarly known about Green Forest as Vester) is here from La Junta, Colo, for a visit with his parents Mir. and Mrs. j. B. Reeves. The way he has been smiling and shak- ing hands about town you might well imagine him a candidate, and some of the girls think that he is. Dave is a dandy, good fellQw and the general superintendent of the Santa Fe got a good one when he employed him to pound his typewriter, He will return | l.