The Green Forest tribune., 1911-02-10
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 Attend the dairy meeting next Tues day.
 See Tom Phillips for baled starw. Phone 26
 A. M Webb has moved to the Kim Hulsey property. |
 Dr. Denton has moved to the Len Nunnally property.
 A. L. Kinney is attending court at Eureka Springs this week.
 L. V. Porter and wife drove over to the county seat on business Monday.
 Miss Rec Naples spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents in Berryvile.
 One of the pressing needs of the town is a substantial fence around the park.
 Grandville Norris is reported quite sick at his home 1-2 miles east of town.
 Master Billie Foreman has been quite III for a week past, but is reported better.
 George Buell. and wife spent Sunday at the home of Mrs. BuellS parents near Denver.
 N you want the best bargain in the couhty on farm see A. A. Kelsey 1 1-2 miles north west of Green Forest, Ark, route 1.
 FOR SALE: One farm wagon, one single top buggy, one work horse. A. A. Kelsey, 1 1-2 miles north west of Green Forest, Ark.
 Farmers who want to hear some thing that will be worth good, hard S,llars to them should attend the dairy meeting here next Tuesday.
 Rev. Albright and family were called to Belefonte Saturday to attend the funeral of his nephew Howard Moore, who was a victim of inflammation of the heart.
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced 50 cents per 15. Satis faction guaranteed. ". D Denton, dfeen FOfeSC, Afk.
 Citizens interested are requested to meet in Green Forest next Tuesday, Feb II, D. m., and hear the dairy in dustry discussed by Dr. D. L. Harcourt of Marionville, Mo.
 E. s. Harris and wife have taken up their abode on their farm six miles north of town. Postmaster to-be, A. J. Tabor will occupy the Harris home for the coming six months.
 To trade-$700. % stock of goods and small residence and lot in a good Cal ifornia town for a farm in Carroll county worth $1500 Must have clear title. If interested see J. L. Russell. FOR SALE-Span of good brood mares; true and truSty, one with foal. One good milk COW and other cattle; shoats, one Springfield 3-4 wagon, good as new. c. P. Irby, 1 1-2 miles east of Green Forest.
 Uncle Wes Davis is still confined to his bed on account of injuries sustained in fall last November. His age and infrmities combined with the effects of this accident make it doubtful if he will ever be able to be out again.
 Jerry Brammer came in last Friday from Dewitt, Ark, where he has been for the past two months disposing of two car loads of horses. Ills next move is to investigate some of the pas ture lands in Oklahoma. He leaves for the west this week
 Arthur Jennings has been in from Grove, Okla, during the past week, having been called here on account of the serious illness of his mother, whol has had an attack of pneumonia. Late reports as to her condition say she is better
 Manager J. B. Reeves of the Green Forest Canning Co. left Sunday for Minneapolis to attend the annual con vention of American canners, where he will gather information regarding the canning business and make purchases of cans for the next seasons business.