The Green Forest tribune., 1911-06-23

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 If you want flour don't fail to see Woods & Galloway.
 See Bryant Coxscy for mating, gas oline stoves and pictures.
 Dr. Woodbridge home will be ready for occupancy in 2 few days.
 Mrs. A. B. Andrews and babe of Harrison are guests of her sister Mrs. A. B. Wilson.
 Dr. A. E Lundberg has been "1aid up" the past week, suffering from some chronic troubles.
 George Walker of Holdenvil]e, Okla, was here Wednesday enroute to Dry Fork to visit relatives.
 J. D. PuIlum has moved his family to the Wall property on Scott street, recently vacated by Dr. Denton.
 Attend college now-pay later. Work for board. Positions guaranteed. Cat alog. Joplin Business College. 8-26.
 The Texas town lot agent was here with new game Tuesday. He didn't seem to find much substantial picking.
 George Coxsey has had some substan- tial improvements made about his home in the way Of painting, papering, etc.
 The local detachment of the National Guards will go with their company to target practice at Ft Smith beginning July 10.
 Just as we go to press Albert Buell. phones us from Cisco that Fourth of July celebration will be pulled off at Braswell Spring.
 Miss Pearl Edwards returned home first of the week from Ada, Okla, where she has been visiting several months with her brothers.
 If second hand article looks as good as a new one, and is as good, and costs less, which would you buy? Visit Coxsey's Furniture Store
 Those desiring dental work by Dr. Spurln will please take notice that he will be in Green Forest again July to Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
 Some one sad money would be scarce if it did not rain soon. Bryant CoXsey can save you some money on furniture and household goods regardless of the weather.
 J. L. Rhodes went to Van Buren last week to accompany his mother-n-laW Mrs. Jane Mcdowell, who goes there to reside with her daughter, Mrs, john Shahan.
 Will Mathis, Art Standee, c. c. Stewart, Dave Coatney, George Lane and Charley Leatherbury constituted d party of harvesters who left for the Kansas wheat fields Tuesday afternoon,
 Dr. Spurln's next dates for Green Forest are July 5, g. and ', Wednes- day, Thursday, and Friday. The change from Tuesday to Wednes- day is made necessary on account of the Fourth.
 Sam Cecil, the happy -go-lucky grocery salesman, was in town doing our mer- chants Monday. Sam says he wants the United States District clerkship at Harrison under the new Judge. He would make a good n. 4 new Scn6uu1e Ol the Qdy JfalnS De- came effective Sunday, changing the mixed train to an exclusive passenger mail and express. Our mail service is now confined to the day trains. The southbound arrives at Il a. m. and the northbound 6:14 p. m.
 Tribune correspondents who have quit reporting will please return their stationary so that We may secure some one else. What we want is prompt, regular service. On account of no rural mail delivery on July we would suggest that rural route cores pondents mail their items on Monday of that week.
 Claud Sisco of Rule and his grand mother Mrs. N. M. Sugg returned yes terday from a six-weeks' visit in Vest tern Texas. Mrs. Sugg is 70 years old but stood the trip splendidly. While gone she visited her sister Mrs. J. R. Whitely at Hamblin, Tex, whom she had not seen before in 20 years. The Whitely family left this country soon after the civil war Claude says Texas crops so far as he could see have fared worse on account of the drouth than this country. He says crops are a total failure in some places.