The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-17

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 c. B. Grim and Frank Wells have received car of Jack Frost Flour.
 Mrs. Anna Gaddy visited home folks at Burlington from Friday till Sunday.
 Buell. Lumber Co. has a car load of the finest shingles ever brought to this market.
 It is fine recommendation to other Hours to say it is as good as Jack Frost. Grim has 1t.
 Shalfer will save you postage, time and worry. Don't send that watch away. ] can fix it.
 Mrs. Otto Hardesty of Coin was a guest of her sister Mrs. J. R. Craw- ford Tuesday and Wednesday.
 MT. ana Mrs. T. G. Albright of Bellefonte were visiting the family of Rev. Albright the past week.
 R. D. Galloway has bought a half in- terast in J. E. Woods grocery store and has taken half control this week.
 Single comb, full-stock Brown Leg horn eggs for setting. 25 cents for 15. c. T Galloway, phone rings on 3.
 J. H. Ruel! Lumber Co has received ear of Coffeyvlle brick, good quail ity. Price $1. 40 per hundred. 3-3
 How to succeed in making good bread. Use Jack Frost Flour and sweet Milk Baking Powder. Frank Wells.
 James Mathis stepped in from Texas Thu sday surprising his friends. He declares he came up on little business and will be in but few days.
 Tom Hummer sends us something that speaks louder than words from Ava, Mo-, showing that he still thinks of his many good friends here
 We have been indulging in John BuelI's favorite pass-tlme during the past week. John says it is worth $40 Gin eXperence) any time to move.
 Gertie ard Oma Naples of Alpena, Lorayne Howard, Mattle Seitz, Elsie Seitz, Lulu Lynch and Orson Langdon of Green Forest entered school thls week.
 James Proyor is making some i'm about his home on North Springfield street by putting in some new wire fences and setting out fruit trees.
 A very delightful time was had at the Wall home Saturday night when n .{,,, l.. friends in honor of her birthday ami versary.
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced 50 cents per 15. Satis- faction guaranteed. ". D Denton, Green Forest, Ark.
 Joseph Shupe and family arrived here with an immigrant car from Springfield, Mo-, on Wednesday. MT. Shupe has bought a portion of the Arch Myers place on Dry Creek.
 Mrs. Jarrett Bobo writes from Beland, Okla, that she still finds pleasure in reading The Tribune, when some other out there don't get hold of her copy first and keeps it.
 Usual services at the Methodist church Sunday. Subject at II a. m. ''The Call" At 7:30p. m. ''The Seventh Commandment y
 w. w. ALLBRIGHT, Pastor.
 J. L. Russell is getting material on the ground for common shack to be built on the west side of Phillips avenue in the P. & R. addition. c. A. Rich has donated the carpenter work.
 Dr. Alvin Butt was up from Omaha during the past week and perfected ar to move to Green Forest We understand he has purchased J. c. Harbert's property in the Pickens TOW.
 l will save you even 50 cents on pair of lightweight blow shoes. bought them so as to be able to sell them that way. l have number of special bargains in shoes. BEN HARBERT.
 R. L. Bordwel has sold his farm-t the Dick Gimlin place-out west of Carroll ton to Prof. H. I. Wood of Washburn College, Topeka, Kan, who will use the place for home during his vacations from college work.
 Price Walker bought in Green Forest last week only to turn loose again, having sold the 15-acre tract bought from Loss Denton to Jess Rowland. MT. Walker will soon return to his fine farm on Osage and live while he does live.
 will arrive at Green Forest on or about March 25 from Idaho with two fine Percheron stallions which I will keep on my ranch near Yocum. will want to buy good jack. Address U. s. Priest, box 57, Route 8, Green For est, Ark. 3-24.
 George Phillips, clerk of the w. o. w. Camp, has received a check for $1000 insurance payable to Rufus Nor ris, guardian of Leta Norris, daughter of the late Andrew Norris. The usual contract for $100 monument has been