The Green Forest tribune., 1911-11-03
THE LOCAL MARKET.

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 Give Wells your grocery trade.
 Fresh oysters and fish at Meek S.
 Viena and fresh pork sausage at Meek's.
 Fine kiln dried, red globe onions at Meek S.
 Ben Harbert is nursing a swollen hand this week.
 Fine line of high grade candies just received. F. H. Wells.
 Bud Ward will soon erect building to be used for butcher shop.
 Mrs. J. F. Sawyer is visiting reia- tives at Harrison this week.
 Simon Rogers, the jeweler, made a business trip to Harrison Monday.
 For sale-A good mlch COW. Will be fresh in December. M. E. Shupe.
 The thermometer is said to have re- gistered 10 degrees below freezing Thursday morning.
 Work on rebuilding the new fence around the town park has been delayed for some cause. Uncle Loss Seitz and his wife are visiting at the home of their daughter Mrs. Morgan near St. Paul.
 Benton Lamb of Monett, Mo-, has been here the past week, visiting his brothers Willie Lamb and Jim Bruce.
 Price Walker, Osage's farmer and retired merchant, was in town on busi- ness Monday, wearing the same old smile.
 W. D. Martin has returned here af- 1 ter several years residence in Okla homa. He has not yet decided upon a l location.
 A. L. Hanby, the lumber man, was over from Berryville Sunday taking a glance at the Green Forest end of his business.
 L. w. Fowler, the moving picture man, is now comfortably located in the residence owned by the Green Forest Produce Co.
 Due to the vigilence of "Chief" l Watson the usual pranks of Hallowe 'en were for the most part left undone in Green Forest.
 Len Reynolds has bought the Mack Quail's stock of groceries from the estate of the late Wilburn Seitz and will continue the business.
 Mrs. Margaret Hobbs, an aged iady residing over near Blue Eye, Mo-, died Monday. Funeral goods were purchas- ed in Green Forest Tuesday.
 J. H. Buell. is very busy man now a-days, working out the preliminaries of the construction of the electric lighting system.
 A count in the Piano Contest will ap- pear next week. Get in your votes and make good showing. Ballot box at Harbert's Hardware.
 The moving picture show is now in fulfilled operation. All difficulties have been overcome and you may from now on expect to be satisfactorily enter tained at the regular shows.
 The Phillips and Orebaugh fishing party has shipped in a consignment of have to see the scales and get the cor rect weight of the catch before we go record in the matter.
 Trantham & Hammond report the sale of Mrs. Minnie Puckett's property in the Carter addition to Dr. w. L. Watkins of Calrollton, who will move to Green Forest soon for the practice of his profession.
 The Springfield Business College does not perform miracles; but any young person doing his part while in school is making the best investment. He can hold good situation and is sure of a place at graduation.
 An Improved Landis Harness ma- chine has been installed in the Lamb harness shop, taking place of the old style machine purchased some years ago. The Lamb saddlery shop is one of the Iivest business institutions of Green Forest.
 OnuSudi lllISfeSI HdS been HldlllIeSCeQ in the revival services by Rev. All bright at the M E. church the past ten days On Sunday baptismal services were held at the reservoir near the de- pot, When Massey Seitz was immersed. A number of conversions are reported as result of the meeting.
 His hosts of friends as well as his family and relatives are rejoicing over the arrival of a telegram Wednesday evening announcing the pardon of Joseph Villines by Governor Donaghey MT. Villines is to be congratulated that his troubles over the unfortunate Wal ker killing are over.