The Green Forest tribune., 1913-11-21
Wells handles everything good to eat


 See those nice Cranberries at F. H. Wells.
 25c. package of Oat Meal for 20c. at F. H. Wells.
 For fresh shave go to Puckett & Fritz Barber Shop.
 Dr. L. Kirby of Harrison was called to Green Forest Tuesday on pro- fessional business.
 Aunt Jemima is here with her pan cake flour. F. H. Wells grocery.
 Get your corn meal and chops from the Mill < Elevator Co. adv.
 ? cans Sweet Milk Baking Powder for l5c. F. H. Wells.
 Mrs. Lille McMorris of Alpena is here visiting relatives.
 John Stark and family came in from Oklahoma Tuesday, and expect to make their future home here.
 Lyons Best is guaranteed to be the best flour ever sold in Green Forest F. Il. Wells grocery.
 Rev. Brassfeld of Eureka Springs is attending quarterly conference which is in session at the New Home church.
 Good red cow for $35, also 50 shocks of kaffir corn, 40 cents a shock. Call on w. E. Reed, 3 1-2 miles south of town. Phone long 1 short 126.
 Red Cross Interstate Coffee 25c. per package. F. H. Wells.
 Geo. M. Galloway, the mule man, picked up eighteen choice mules at Harrison last Saturday.
 Lee Smith is enjoying two weeks lay-off from his duties as travelling expert machines for the l. H. c.
 A. Coffey, candidate for Sheriff, was circulating among his many friends here the latter end of last week.
 Hon. J. s. Combs, of Huntsville, was looking after his interests as a candi- date for Prosecuting Attorney here last Thursday.
 Bouquet fingers will please take notice that M. B. R. is still acting editor of The Tribune and that bouquets will be accepted in the usual way. But we don t want any more brick bats.
 A fine new boy named Woodrow Will son Reeves arrived at the home of his father and mother Mr. and Mrs. Early Reeves on last Thursday morning.
 c. B. Grim and wife are attending the Masonic Grand Lodge at Little Rock this week. c. B. represents the Masonic Lodge of this place while Mrs. Grim is the official delegate of the o. E. S.
 M. B. Russell was looking after the interests of The Tribune Booster Edition at Berryville the fore part of the week. He received very substan- tial support from different represen- tative citizens at the county seat.
 Rev. Neal closed his series of ser mons at the Methodist church last Thursday night. It is reported from reliable sources that arrangements were made for Rev. Neal to become the regular pastor of the M. E. church here.
 The Tribune is sorry that some peo- pie that ought to be represented in our Booster Edition of The Tribune is going to be left out, and we are positive that the feeling will be mutual as soon as the edition is out, for those consplcuous for their absence will be sorry also.
 When the chest feels on fire and the throat burns, you have indigestain, and you need HERBINE to get rid of the disagreeable feeling. It drives out badly digested food, strengthens the stomach and purifies the bowels. Price soc. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store.
 Editor J. L. Russell made flying trip to Eureka Springs Saturday night He returned via the hosmobile route Sunday missing his train by an inch Sunday morning. The return trip jostled all the ginger out of him and he has been on the limp all week complain ing that the old way of travel is entirely too hard on an old man.
 M. B. Russell and wife were over from Green Forest several days since our last issue visiting his brother, A. J. Russell and family, and working on the booster edition of the Green For est Tribune which will appear shortly. This edition promises to be the great est booster that has ever been sent out of Carroll county and Mr. Russell says he is receiving such hearty support that it is a pleasure to do the necessary hard work which goes with getting out paper of that kind. .-Berryville Progress.
 Mrs. Dora McMorris, aged 36 years, wife of Newt. McMorrls residing near Zion Hill, died Monday evening after a long illness of typhoid fever. Inter- ment was made at Glenwood cemetery Tuesday afternoon, services being con ducted by Eld. John Wells Mrs. Me Morris was a daughter of MT. and Mrs. A. M. Williams and was a highly re- spected Christian woman, being de- voted member of the Christian church. She is survived by her husband and three little boys.
 H. c. Shaffer has made the necces- sary arrangements for the opening up of first class garage and automobile agency. He will handle a number of standard machines, including the Ford His garage will be equipped to do all kinds of repair work and a complete stock of automobile accessories will be handled. The location will be decided on at an early date. While some may think that this move is little prema- ture but the progress of the times makes this venture practical one and The Tribune predicts success for Mr. Shaffer in this undertaking. The jewelerly stock owned by MT. Shaffer will be consolidated with the Shaffer