The Green Forest tribune., 1911-05-26
The Local Mix up.

The Local Mix-up.
 See Blyant Cozsey for second hand fusniure.
 Old Gold Patent Hard Wheat Flour F. H Wells.
 If yoq want Urbanette Flour call on 4. II. Webb
 Sweet potato slips for sale. Charles Buell., phone Y.
 500 gallons of sorghum for sale at 35e per. Mack Qualls.
 Will pay highest cash price for small chickens. A. N. Webb
 c. c. Kirkham and family were up from Denver Sunday visiting relatives.
 The framework of Andy Cox's resi- dence in the north suburbs is now up.
 Need folding bed? Get one at a price you can afford from Bryant Cox sey.
 Master Willie Nunnally, who has been quite i'll for several days, is i'm proving.
 T. c. Cation has bought Walter. Vil- lines's dray business, taking charge last Wednesday.
 Barred Plymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs. J. B. Reeves. Phone 87.
 Mrs. Lulu Allen of Jasper visited Saturday and Sunday with her sister Mrs. Harve Viliines.
 Henry Howard has fine new barn in course of construction on his premises in the new Howard Addition.
 Tim Firestone, Bert Grim and Wayne Lamb are camping out and fishing be- low Cedar Valley this week.
 Tomato plants for sale at Ice a hund- red. Also 100-egg incubator. Il. o. Dahl, IA miles $. E. town.
 Elder E. M Borden will be here from Batesville to preach at the Christian church Saturday night and Sunday.
 Mrs. Tom Whitely and baby from Berryville visited her mother Mrs. Florence Wisdom first of the week.
 Two good secondhand wagons, one 3 in, the other f-4 for trade. Prefer a good breechy cow w. T. Carter.
 For sale-One threshing machine, one mare and colt, one COW, one buggy. E1H at
 J. L. Russell new home is approach ing the point of completion. It will be ready for occupancy soon after the first.
 Drummer J. c. Harbert Sundayed with his family in Green Forest. He is wearing a happy and prosperous look.
 Walter Smith and his sister Miss Walsie returned to their home in Jas per Tuesday, after several days visit with relatives here.
 Miss Ruth Reeves was given 6 sur prise party Tuesday night by her school mates, the occasion being her birthday anniversary.
 Farmer George Galloway has made some handsome improvements about his place this spring by roofing his resi- dence, building new flues, etc.
 Everybody wanting tomato plants report to j. B. Reeves. Also those having surplus report likewise. By this means everybody can be supplied.
 Miss Leon Denton, who has been guest at the home of her uncle Dr. Denton and family the past week, re- turned to her home at Gassville Mon day.
 The Methodist Society ladies will give and ice cream supper and the young ladies of the church will be in charge of candy booth Friday night. Everybody is invited.
 County Examiner Rue c. Gibson re- quests us to say that the Teachers h. stitute will be held in Berryville begin ing June and ending with an eXami- nation June i5 and 16.
 MT. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips presented their daughter Miss Hildred with beautiful new Huntington piano Tues day. It was purchased from J. P. Crumpler of Harrison.
 Representative A. J. Russell was in Green Forest Sunday enroute to Little Rock to resume his duties in the legis- lature. He was accompanied by Mrs. Russell as far as Harrison
 Henry Sinyard was taken to jail at Berryyile Monday by Marshal J. L. Rhodes in default of payment of fine of ten dollars and costs imposed by Mayor Bacllus for disturbance
 l have moved my shoe shop into Jeff Harbert's Hardware store and you, all my customers, are invited to come in and give me shoe work to do. James H. Bata, the expert shoemaker.
 Bud Ward has had his residence the Ward old property moved back from the street and has sold the town a strip of ground to widen White street, which was only 20 feet wide along the. west side of his property.
 Miss Nancy Tabor came in during the past week from Donaldson, Ark, where her brother Dr. George Tabor recently located. She will visit a while and return to the home of her brother. She says Dr. Tabor is start ing off with a nice practice.
 Mace Snow received severe injury about the leg in runaway accident Monday. The team of the Green For est Produce Co., took whirl with him, throwing him out of the wagon in manner that wheel passed over his leg. He will be laid up for sometime.
 John Phillips has let the contract to