The Green Forest tribune., 1908-04-03
Local Men tiOn.
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Eve, Mo-, were in town Monday. Mrs. Lee Smith and Monta visited at Berryville first of the week.
 J.B. Rhodes returned Sunday from short business visit to Neosho, Mo.
 Lee Smith was home Saturday night from Leslie out of which place he operates the steam ditcher.
 100 centsN,in goods for every dollar spensN for Groceries at Well's-Grocery
 T. o. Walker and family were over from their Kings River farm Sunday to visit relatives.
 Gus Morehouse was over from the Springs Sunday and Monday looking after his Green Forest interests.
 The Produce Co.~has received a car load of the firest Northern seed potatoes ever brought to this market Come and see them and place your order.
 A. J. Tabor went to Berryville Saturday to preside as chairman of the Republican County Gen. tral Committee meeting.
 Reports that the Elberta crop is very short in some orchards while others claim they will have at least as good crop as was harvested last year.
 Call early anR see the rew line of fashiobable spring cloth- ing at CoxseY &>Co's.
 J. H. Buell. has purchased a 20-acre timber tract from G. M. Lawrence, which joins forty MT. Buell. owned just west of MT. Lawrence's place.
 Mrs. Joe Fancher, accompanied by her son and daughter, were over from Berryville to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ram sey, Saturday and Sunday.
 Rev. Anthony, the Christian minister, asks The Tribune to say that he will be back here the next fourth Sunday at which time he expects the Christian meeting house will be ready for occupancy.
 Chester Norman, who has been attending school here for the past several months, returned to his home at Harrison Saturday to accept a position offered him.
 Phone your orders for Con- mercial Fertilizers for your gardens, to the Canning factory office. <J.B. Reeves will tell you how much, what kind, how to use it and deliver it to you.
 Charles Kirkham went to Ber- ryville Sunday evening, presum- ably to receive congratulations of his friends over there upon his nomination for Constable of Hickory township.
 Uncle George Reynolds was in from his farm on Route ? Mon- day. He ia suffering con- siderably lately with boil on his neck. MT. Reynolds is thinking something about moving to town within the coming few months.
 At the meeting of the directors of the Farmers Union business local last Saturday E. H. Inman resigned his position as shipper and B. B. Eslinger has been em- ployed in his place. Eslinger will give the matter his attention only on Fridays ond Saturdays,
 The Markley Canning Co. has secured all the contracts for growing tomatoes desired, and could have contracted for great deal more. The land about Markley is well adapted to to- mato growing.
 R. o. Harris and wife arrived Monday and will be at home in Green Forest as soon as their res' idence is complete. MT. and Mrs. Harris spent the winter in Mississippi where Mrs. II. has extensive land interest.
 There was never better time for taking 8 course in the Sprinefie Business College than the present. Although the attendance is much larger than ever, every graduate is placed in a good situation as soon as com petent. Send for catalogue.
 Hand packed tomatoes 10 cents a can at Wells>Grocery.
 The reniains of Willie Phillips, who was drowned while on duty as a soldier ip Cuba Jan. 10last, arrived here by express Tuesday: