The Green Forest tribune., 1913-04-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Prescription Druggist.

Prescription Druggist.
 Good farm for rent. See J. L. Rus. sell.
 See J. L. Russell for fire and tornado insurance.
 No.1 prairie hay 45c per bale. Buell. Bros. Phone 53.
 E. A. Douglas was Berryville visitors Sunday.
 Will Sneed and wife were guests of Alpena relatives Sunday.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kinds of dray work. Phone 39.
 Miss Byrd Watkins of Carrollton was a guest of Miss Oils Oldham last week.
 Capt. James Town Hopper of Har- rison was in Green Forest first of the week on business.
 Ladies, take your old hats to the Palace Barber Shop and have them cleaned as good as new.
 Mrs. John Cantwell of Alpena was a guest at the home of her brothes Jason Watson last week.
 See J. A. Buell. about your fertilizer. If you expect your farm to feed you you must feed it. Nothing surer.
 Mrs. J. R. Patton of Neosho, Mo-, has been guest of her mother Mrs. Jesse Price during the past week.
 Economy Chief Cream Separator good as new, For sale cheap. Wilson Thayer, miles south of town. 4-25
 Mrs. Dixie Ross was over from Eureka Springs Tuesday and Wednes- day visiting at the home of Mrs. Lee Smith.
 The way those trees in the town park have been leaving the past week has been enough to thrill the very soul of the spring poet.
 If you have land you want to sell or trade, 1 can most likely fit you up a de9l. have number of tracts listed for trade w. E. Read
 Straw hats of all kinds cleaned as good as new from 25 to 35 cents. Also suits cleaned and pressed and scissors ground at the Palace Barber Shop.
 John Roberts left for Little Rock Friday to resume his duty as engineer on the Iron Mountain. His run is be- tween Little Rock and Popular Bluff, Mo.
 Fuel Wells sold his soda fountain and ice cream shop Monday to Donaldson & Myers who have arranged the bus mess as department for their drug business.
 am agent for the M I. s. T. Rem- idies. If you suffering from chronic trouble the chances are great they will cure you. Let me tell you about them. c. Orebough.
 Mrs. Henderson Phillips received a telegram Sunday announcing the death of her mother Mrs. William Hord at Albin, Mich. Mrs. Phillips left Mon- day night to attend the funeral.
 For Sale: Good Ft. Smith 3 in. wagon, set wagon harness, new disc harrow, new saddle, cultivator, coming 4-year old mare. Call on D. L. Myers, at Donaldson 6 Myers Drug Store
 Miss Jim Burney was home from the University Sunday, having came over to be present at the school contest at Harrison. She was accompanied by her friend Miss Marian Owens of Helena.
 Steve Michell and P. o. Allard left Wednesday night for St. Louis, where the latter will be operated upon for appendicitis. This is MT. Allard's third attack and his condition was quite critical
 Ed and Sherman Buell. have taken over the grist mill and feed buiness of the late Asa Delozier and will continue the business. They have also bought the pipe and pipe fitting machinery of J. B. Reeves.
 Bob Thorn, the ex-oficio street commissioner, has been doing some handsome work by filling up some much-needed mudholes on the square this week. Bob moves things just about right.
 Parties indebted to the estate of Asa Delozier on mill and feed accounts will confer very great favor by settling at once as 1 have obligations which must meet. l hope all will act promptly in this matter
 Mrs. Cora Delozier.
 Claid Roberts, ten years ago a Green Forest kid, was in town last week in the capacity of commercial traveller, representing the manufac- turers of 'Old Hillside. :" He has been on the road several years and has a good record. He is brother of John Roberts.
 Norma Stevens. who has served the regulation time as brakeman on the N. A., has recently successfully passed the examination and is now on the extra board as conductor. The Stevens boys are certainly making good as rail- roaders. The two older brothers James and Joshua are bridge foremen, Albert is engineer with Norma straight in line for the blue uniform and brass buttons.
 MT. and Mrs. w. H. Rogers and little son are guests this week at the home of MT. Rogers mother Mrs. Jesse Price. The Rogers family are from Quincy, Ill.,, but are in the act of changing their residence from that place to Santa Anna, Calf. This is