The Green Forest tribune., 1913-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Your nickles will make you dollars i you trade at Wells & Cox's. Adv
 Mrs. Len Reynolds spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Alpena relatives.
 Want to sell a good work horse. Dr E. E. sPoynor.
 You will never regret calling 27 when you need groceries. Adv
 Jack Reeves is off duty as hustler for Buell. & Orrell, on account of ar attack of fever.
 Mrs. Dan Hurley and babe of Leslie were guests of Mrs. l.. H. Smith Sat urday and Sunday.
 Take your waists, skirts and suits te Puckett & Fritz for cleaning and press ing. adv.
 Senator Phillips was in town Monday evening with hls suit case. He said he was on his way to Urbanette.
 Tie makers wanted at the old Simp- son farm 5 miles south west of Green Forest. J. H. King.
 Mayor A. D. Buell. of Cisco was in town Monday and informed us that things are trifle dry out his way
 Miss Nora Michell of Harrisburg, Tenn, is here for visit at the home of her brother Steve Michell.
 Call on Wells & Cox at your earliest convenience. They want to show theil line of groceries. Adv.
 Nose Smith, the produce king was here the first of the week looking after the interest of his main office here.
 Eld. J. N. S. Hepler of Springdale has been recent guest at the home of his brother E. w. Hepler here.
 Suits cleaned and pressed-the jot done exactly rifht-at Puckett & Fritz Barber Shop, for 75 cents. adv.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt and children of Eureka Springs have been guests of Green Forest relatives the past week.
 L. V. Porter has sold his cottage the Ferguson property-in the Crescent Addition to T. J. Martin, the section foreman.
 Miss Jessie Grim is at home again after visit of three weeks with her sister Mrs Amos Blasingame at We'll ington, Kans.
 Buy your school stationery Of Don- aldSon & Myers. A pencil soiyen with each 5c purchase of stationery and school supplies.
 Laundry basket will be sent away from Puckett 6 Fritz Barber Shop next Tuesday. Bring in your dirty shirts and collars. adv.
 Samuel Orebaugh is entertaining his neighbors and friends generally with one of Edison's latest-the horn less graphophone.
 Mesdames Nellie Sneed and Alice Edgmon have been called to Viola, Mo-, :, on account of the illness of their sister Mrs. Will Fancher.
 Roy Kirkpatrick went to Harrison filling an eng agement to play ball with Harrison as member of the Alpena team.
 Mrs. J. L. Russell and daughter Miss Blossom Russell were guests of Mrs. George Cotton at Harrison Sat urday and Sunday.
 James Butt of Decatur, Ill.,, is here on visit with his brother Bill, having the latter and his wife home from Illinois last week.
 Monday was labor day, but the only evidence of it seen here was the lay-o taken by the rural carriers and the clos ing of the post office and banks.
 Geo. w. Tanning of Butler county, Okla, is here for visit at the homes of his brothers Frank and Griffee and his sister Mrs. N. H. Whitaker.
 If you want to sell, trade or rent your farm list it with me. Phone one long and short on 126 and will arrange to meet you in town. W. E. Read.
 Miss Nina Williams arrived here last Sunday to enter again upon her school duties, after spending her sum- mer vacation with her parents at Siloam Springs.
 All accounts not paid Buell's Thresh- ng machine by September 10 will be- come grain toll. You will find your account with Sherman Buell. at the mill. adv.
 Carpenter H. L. Watts. is carrying 1is hand in a sling and frown on his face since Monday, the result of quite ] successful attempt to run a pine board through his hand.
 Henry Lenox came up from the south end" Sunday, having been called from his duties as bridge fore nan on account of the serious illness of his father-in-law, Henderson Ram sey.
 HERBINE is the medicine that cures malaria and constipation. The first dose makes you feel better, a few additional doses cures completel ly. Price soc. Sold by Shaffer's Drug Store.
 Mrs. s. c. Michell is at home again after several weeks spent at a sani- tarum in Battle Creek, Mich, where she underwent serious operation. She seems to be well on the road now toward permanent recovery.
 Mrs. T. c. Gatten left for Kansas City Tuesday evening to meet her daughter Mrs. Westmoreland, who is enroute here from Nebraska The two will visit for afew days at Pao!, Kans., and will probably arrive here Sunday.
 Dr. R. G. Floyd, of Eureka Springs, was in town Tuesday, looking after some business and incidentally taking a peep at the First National in which he has planted neat little sum antici-