The Green Forest tribune., 1913-02-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Listen: The biggest thing out is yet to come-that clearance sale of Coxsey Bros.
 Lee Smith was home Sunday from Freeman, where he is operating the steam shovel.
 The |best there is going in lunches Winter drinks at Ewen Wells. Jan stand. adv. bming soon. A giant slaughter Z at Coxsey Bros. Get ready for ne bargains.
 iEld. Rose returned from Grand View Eonday, where he closed a successful .protracted effort of one week. Another handsome youngster, fine boy arrived at the home of Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Coxsey last Saturday. Mrs. Jesse Freeman of Berryville has been guest of her daughter Mrs. w. G. CoXsey during the past week. If you want to feed your face at noon, night or between meals call on Ewell Wells. Shahan's old stand adv. c. A. Harris has returned from Crittenden county, where has been employed for the past several months. Mrs. Gunter Nunnally and four sons have been up from Leslie the past week visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Walker.
 John Patton is taking his annual vacation, leaving the patrons of Route fn ha 0F b, ,l.t, ,@,,4, Joseph Norris.
 Mrs. M. F.>Wimmer has returned to Fayetteville aSer an extended visit at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker.
 Postmaster and Mrs. A. J. Tabor spent Saturday and Sunday visiting Berryville relatives, leaving the office in care of Mrs. Roy Maybell. Owing to the inducements offered, Mrs. Willie Glasgow has again de cepted employment in the telephon office. leaving an opening for some ambitious young lady in The Tribune office.
 More tomato contracts are wanted Tho Green Forest cannery expects to do great business the coming season. Parties who have not signed up should do so at once. aGv. Eld. Turner, state missionary for Arkansas, delivered lecture on Chris tian education at the Baptist church Tuesday night in the interest of the Baptist colleges of the state. John Bair undoubtedly has great faith in the continued prosperity of the country under the Wilson administra- 8tion, having invested a million in a little girl, which came to his home Friday night.
 MT. and Mrs. W. F. Youree of Har- rison were guests of their grand par ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hurley Sunday. nd Mrs. Youree were en route rryvile where he has position in store.
 Jennings of Enon has rented se photo old stand and will soon lp studio. Mir. Jennings is a Photographer and his coming here ord our people an opportunity to St-class work.
 sald, burn or severe cut heals if neglected. The family that ! bottle of Ballard's Snow Lini- n hand is always prepared for cidents. Price 25, 50c and S1 tie. Sold by Shaffer's Drug
 adv. nd Mrs. c. B. Grim entertained er of friends last Thursday even onor of their daughter and her MT. and Mrs. Maybell, who )aring to depart this week for ew location in Southern New the stomach or bowels is dis le symptom of a torpid liver id of it quickly take Heroine. marvellous liver stimulant and purifier. Price soc. Sold by Drug Store. adv. Id Mrs. Jasper Walker, who ed to Abbyville, Kan, on ac-
 the serious illness of their
 Mrs. Gertie Denton, returned esday. Mrs. Denton's many ore were pleased to know that much improved.
 da Warren came in Tuesday lahoma City and will again
 en Forest her home, having
 o embark in the millinery
 here on her own account
 is first-class milliner and oubt succeed handsomely in
 ,oungblood and wife of Kill
 :, are here for visit with
 relatives, Mrs. Youngblood
 ster of Isaac Shahan and Mrs
 Taylor. The Youngbloods
 le residents of this communi-
 moved to Kansas about
 ars ago.
 ay you to see me before buy
 flour and feed as I have
 car of feed and flour and
 fight. It is as good as the
 Y sack guaranteed to give
 l or your money back. See
 ,cial prices. Asa Delozier.
 Free Delivery.
 lgmon has declined the idea
 his old days down on the
 has traded his ranch out
 city limits to J. A. Hurley
 isome property, known as
 cottage in the Carter ad-
 cottage, it is understood,
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