The Green Forest tribune., 1912-11-29
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Attorney A. L. Kinney was in Berry vile Monday.
 Mrs. J. M. Kethley is reported con- siderably better.
 J. M. Jones writes us to forward him The Tribune to Elgin, Greg.
 Six good, frst-cass it. show cases for sale. Shaffer Drug Store.
 Mrs. J. B. Reeves and Miss Ruth visited relatives at Berryville Sunday. Go to Simpson & Cambell's restaur- ant for meals, lunches, chili, etc. adv.
 Mrs. Sadie McClary, the insurance woman, has been up from Harrison this week.
 i Right now is the time that the fisher after Christmas trade baits his hook with strong ad.
 Don throw your old shoes away but take them to R. D. Galloway and have 1 them made new. 11-15-adv. R. L. Sweeten has moved here from Berryville, seeking employment as a mason and painter.
 E. R. Stauffer will open a stock of new groceries in the Harbert building on the east side on Dec. 1. Adv
 Lou Westmoreland and wife are here for a visit with Mrs. Westmoreland' s parents MT. and Mrs Gatten.
 John A. DeBarr and wife are here from OWaneco, H., guests at the home of his father, A. DeBarr.
 Those owing at Stacy Sisters Mil Emery Store are kindly asked to come at once and make settlement. Adv.
 100 gallons of pure cider vinegar, 2 years old, 25 cents per gallon delivered in town. Phone line IF. c. Orehaugh.
 1919
 J. J. Marrs and wife of Harrison visited from Friday until Monday at the home of their daughter, Mrs. A. B. Wilson.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Reeves visited their daughter, Mrs. Golda Bata, at Harrison Sunday. Master Oscar Bata accompanied them home for visit.
 J. B. Reeves has received car load of pressed brick this week to be used in the walls of his new building on the southeast corner. When completed this will be in some respects the finest business house in town.
 R. D. Edmondson of Coin and his son-in-law Earl Compton, who recently came here with his family from Idaho, left Tuesday on an overland prospect ing trip in Eastern Oklahoma, MT Cumpton being in search of home.
 Joe Reeves, Ebert Russell and Henderson Phillips left on the west bound train Monday evening giving their address for the next two weeks as Busch, Ark, where they are finish ing up a building contract for J. B. Reeves.
 The fellow who did the handsome thing about that park improvement fund was C. D. Shaffer When he saw the character of the work going on he voluntarily raised his subscription from $2 50 to 5000. And unlike some other people he doesn't own foot of busi- ness property on the square either. 
 Mesdames Grim, Bedding, Morrow and Maybell constituted a party that did not visit Carrollton last Saturday, owing to a mishap that overlook them near Reeves spring on Dry Creek. The buggy in which Mrs. Morrow and Mrs. Maybell were riding was upset and as a result the vehicle was de- molished in a runaway that followed Fortunately no one was seriously hurt
 Willard Winner and wife came over from Eureka Springs Sunday. Willard returned that evening leaving the ''old lady" for few days visit, before their departure for Fayetteville, where Mir Winner has accepted position with R. L. Jernigan in the Frisco drug store. After getting things shaped in his new quarters MT. Jernigan found he had need for a good man and he knew just where to find him.