The Green Forest tribune., 1908-03-20

Coxsey 6 Go. have anticipated your wishes and have laid in a line of goods this spring that will please perfectly in style, quality and price.
 Mrs. Tom Morris and children visited her parents Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Poynor, first of the week. Mrs. N. F. McLelland of Lawrence, Kan, is visiting her father, Eli Frazier, near Cisco.
 Mrs. w. P. Kirkham is visiting her son, Bert, near Alpena this week.
 Call early and see the new line of fashionable spring cloth ing at Coxsey & Co.'S.
 M. E. Tranham has traded the Main street business lots he got from A. DeBarr recently to J. M. Crawford for d 7-scre tract lying across the road west of Glenwood cemetery.
 Judge Butt hands The Tribune the following: ''Love your neighbor as yourself by keeping your chickens out of your neig- bor's garden.
 Riley Orrell, one of our pro- greSsive farmers, reports the fruit crop promising it the vicinity of his home on Dry creek.
 Coxsey & Co. are showing a line of the best grade of clothing, both men's and boys, ever shown here. The prices right, too.
 Miss Lillie Reed, late of Cass- vile, Mo-, has accepted a position in the store of T. E. Wilson. Her parents reside on the George West farm (the Puckett plaee), two miles north east of town.
 w. L. Sneed has let the con- tract w. R. Marshall of Berry vile for the rebuilding of his and his mothers home which will in- clude the raising of the house to two story making it modern dwelling both in architectural design and convenience. The expense of the addition will be close to 5000.
 The Produce Co. has received a car load of the finest Northern seed potatoes ever brought to this market. Come and see them and place your order.
 s. N. Edgmon, assistant cash fer of the Bank of Green Forest, has recently acquired twenty shares of stock in the bank. Newburn commenced work for the bank just three years ago and from office boy he grown to the position he now holds, be- coming an expert accountnent Not only this but his gentlemanly demeanor has endeared him to both the stockholders of the bank and the patrons. Few boys of ninteen have done so well. The Tribune man dropped in al the store of T. c. Rhodes 6 Son while at Yocum Tuesday to find John Rhodes very busy marking up large consignment of new goods. Rhodes & Son has one of the largest general stocks in the county and is doing 8 very fine business. They handle everything most the farmers needs in quantity and quality tha meet the demands of large anc exacting trade. Their stock oi goods would be a creditable one in any town in the county.
 Go to T. E. Wilson for the best shoe values. He has a line that gives perfect satisfaction.
 The Tribune wants correspond ents to report the local hap. penings at Rule, Osage, Car. rollton, Denver, Yocum, Oak Grove and Cisco. We will furn- ish the right party at each ol these places in addition to the paper free, stamped envelopes and blank paper. What we want is the news briefly told. Any one can do the work who car write a legible hand. Our sub. scribers at these points can dc US and their community both z favor by aiding us to secure these correspondents.
 Every acre of new ground 1T five or six miles of Green Forest should be planted in tomatoes on a contract with the cannery New ground properly prepared and cultivated will yield from S7s to S100 per acre. It don't take so much cultivation either, n' more than for corn or potatoes The cannery is yet open to con tract for obout 100 acres more te be planted in tomatoes. Peopl who have new ground, or othe ground for that matter, that the, wish to plant to tomatoes shoul