The Green Forest tribune., 1916-12-01
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We are thank ful.


 attendant at the funeral of T. G. Nun nally heie Sunday.
 Let us give thanks for past blesslnqs then get busy and protect our future For the latest and best insurance con- tracts, see M. J. Rodden. Phone 135
 We have men and material ready to wire your house on shortnotice. Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co.
 A deal was consumated Tuesday whereby L. c. Gibson of Alpena be- came the owner of c. c. Reeds resi- dence on Phillips avenue, his two farms south of town and his mill stock in ex- change for farm in Missouri. We understand the change of residence of the two gentlemen will take place by the first of the New Year, Mr. Reed moving to Missouri and Mir. Gibson coming to Green Forest.
 Miss Montana Smith is spending Thanksgiving with her cousin, Miss Gladys Russell, at Harrison.
 MT. Bishop, formerly known as Ed, informs us that he now owns two full fiedged tin Henrys, which ale open for engagement at all times. Mir. Bishop pays for the gas and you do the rest.
 James Pryor, one of our subscribers who always knows how his tag reads, called Friday and made arrangement for The Tribune to keep coming.
 Mrs. Myrtle Galloway Smith con cluded her visit with her parents, MT. and Mrs. R. D. Galloway, and left for her home at Alton, Mo-, Monday.
 Mrs. R. A. Queen returned to Bur- ington Monday on account of the con- tinious illness of her daughter near that place. She was in receipt of letter from another daughter in Okla homa stating that she had had an at tack of appendicitis and was soon to undergo an operation.
 sWheezing in the lungs indicates that phlegm is obstructing the air passages. BILLIARDS HOREHOUND SYRUP | loosens the phlegm so that it can be coughed up and ejected. Price 25c, soc | and $1. .00 per bottle. Sold by Myers Drug Co.
 The Green Forest Milling & Elevator Co. have just received d car of corn.
 For sale-Two thoroughbred Herfold male calves, 6 and months old. See w. s. Hittson, Green Forest, Ark.
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 When Tn need of Eye Glasses CT SpectacIes cal on Dr. Morrow, south west corner of square.
 J. J. Erwin and wife of Denver re- turned Tuesday night from a ten days visit at the homes of Mrs. Erwin $ brothers, Gas Purcelley at Grandbury, Texas. and Sherwood PQrcelley at Lov- ing, Texas. Mir. Erwin tells us that the health of Gas and wife is not good Mr. Purcelley suffering from cancer on the face and the wife being a vic tim of a stroke of paralysis. Outside of finding the afflicted ones, MT. Erwin said they enjoyed their visit immense ly. This was Mrs. Erwins first trip,I on the cars and itis needless to say she found many things to intertst her. The Purcelley fboys" formerly lived in Carroll county and have many friends here who will sympathize with MT. and Mrs. Gas in their afflictions and be glad to hear that Mr. Sherwood is we'll and doing we'll MT. Erwin ordered The Tribune sent to MT. Gas and we hope he may enjoy reading the news from his old home.
 Are you protected against loss through sickness and accidental injury? Cost little to be safe. Let me tell you about it.-M. J. Rodden. Phone 135.
 The long winter nights are here now and you haven't got your house wired, why?-Green Forest Milling & Eleva- tor Go.
 C. E. Foreman of Grand View at- tended the funeral of T. G. NunnalIy here Sunday. He stopped over on his return from a visit with his family at Grand View to his position at the Big Hurricane mines.
 Luther Shipman was a substantial caller at The Tribune office Saturday. He was en route to his home on Route from Heber Springs, where he had been to buy some stock. MT. Shipman is one of our leading farmers and is accommodating something for a "rainy day."
 Mrs. John Ramsey wishes to sell her millinery business. Will give some one a bargain and show books and give req sons for selling. Will also sell brick business house, 25x80 feet Half block from public square.
 Grandma Wise, who came for days visit at the home of her brother, R. D. Galloway, last Sunday week ago, be- came sick in the afternoon and had to remain for several days. Her four sisters, Aunt Susan Hulsey. Aunt Sally Wisdom, Mrs. Harrett McNemar of this place and Mrs. Fannie Norris of Denver, spent most of the time with her. We are pleased to report her condition considerably improved.