The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Attend the moving picture shows.

Attend the moving picture shows.
 pr. Miller of Blue Eye was in town on business Wednesday.
 Call on w. A. Walker for all kinds of dray work. Phone 96.
 J. A. Vinson, who is visiting here, spent first of the week in Berryville.
 Springfield Ice Cream is the best. You will find it at Hinchman & Seitz's.
 Sulphur Spring water fresh on tap, used in all drinks at Hinchman & Seitz's.
 Lee Smith went to Helena Monday to resume operation of the steam shovel.
 All who are indebted to Stacy Sisters please come at once and settle the ac- count.
 An extra lot of thoroughbred Jersey cows will go at the Ownbey sale next Thursday.
 If you have stove out of order, see ;Dly eie OohoCy. llc ooSS dll hllluS Ol repairing.
 Isaac Brammer and wife have been visiting in Cassville, Mo-, during the past week.
 g Well-bred Jersey Heifers, 1 to 2 years old, to be sold at Ownbey's sale Thursday, Aug 8.
 Miss Annie Graham will go to Elk Ranch Sunday, where she has been en- gagged to teach term of public school. A. J. Tabor writes that he has so far found but little relief from his asthma in the Rockies. He finds the climate otherwise very invigorating.
 Nearly fifty voices in the choruses of "The Merry Milkmaids'. You will enjoy their music.
 H. D. Meek left Tuesday night seek ing new field. He talked of stopping in Joplin or Kansas City.
 Please note that Dr. Spurlin will be here on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week.
 Hinchman &t Seitz will remain at the Meek stand and not move to the east side as reported last week.
 J. A. Phillips, the apple buyer, was here from Springdale this week, look ing over the apple prospects.
 Dr. Spurlin's next Green Forest dates are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, Aug. 6, and 8.
 See notice elsewhere of Ownbey's big sale of farm, crop, stock, imple- ments and household goods.
 Mrs. Will Wells was called to Berry vile Sunday on account of the illness of her aunt Mrs. John Atkinson.
 Col. Fancher was here from Berry vile Monday, looking after the details of the coming ex-Confederate reunion.
 Wanted: 50 head of cattle to pas ture on fine orchard grass, clover and timothy. J. P. Jennings, Enon, Ark.
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 J. w. Hill and family of Harrison have been guests of Mrs. Hills sister Mrs. A. B. Wilson during the past week.
 Eld. J. E. Ownbey has decided to try the west again and has advertised sale of everything, including his farm.
 The Tribune failed last week to take notice of the fact that the Edgmon family is back home from their Color ado visit.
 Do your shoes need repairing neat ly? Let me repair them quickly while you wait at Bata's Modern Shoe Re- pair Shop.
 Any one wanting choice Jersey COW, would do well to attend the Ownbey sale, three miles northeast of town, Aug. 8.
 Nyal's Vegetable Prescription for Women is the biggest seller we ever had. Have you tried it? Guaranteed at Jernigan's.
 Mrs. Newt Blackwood and children came in Tuesday night from Jasper for visit with her parents Mir. and Mrs. Joe Villines.
 Joplin Business College offers a special proposition to three reliable young people from Green Forest to take course. Mention The Tribune and give reference for catalog SC