The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-12
Local Mention.
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J. B. Reeves went over to Berryville Monday night.
 Tiff Ramsey writes to send along The Tribune to him at Ly- man, Wash.
 Work has been resumed on the Wilson stone buildings on the West side.
 High grade Canned Beets 15- cent sizes, going at ' 1-2 cents. Chas. Wells.
 The nobbiest spring suits ever brought to Green Forest at Rhodes Bros.
 Miss Lucille Russell of Berry vile spent Saturday and Sunday with Green Forest relatives.
 Hulsey Bros Hand packed Tomatoes going at ' 1-2 cents can. Chas. Wells, Phone 50.
 Rev. Hatfield is home from Pineville, Mo-, where he has been engaged in a protracted meeting.
 Dr. Poynor returned Monday ;. from another prospecting trip. 3 We understand he will locate at Southwest City, Mo.
 Blaine Rhodes has been pay ing his respects personally to St. Louis and Kansas City whole sale houses this week. I have 20 barrels of regular 15-cent Interstate Special Coffee which 1 am selling at 12 1-2 cents a pound. Chas. Wells.
 Mrs. Lloyd Helmick and the little folks went to Leslie Satur- day to join Mr. Helmick who has secured employment there.
 J. R. Crawford was called to Little Rock first of the week in connection with his duties as district manager for the Cir eat Western Oil Go.
 The cheapest place to buy groceries is the Star Grocery and Restaurant. 20 lbs. Prunes, S1, 25 lbs. good rice, S1. Every thing else in proportion.
 The Tribune's force has been severely crippled this week by the absence of George Wiswell, who has joined in the popular chorus in the song of the grip.
 George Phillips left Monday night for Ft. Smith, as a repre- Tentative of the local w. O. w.
 amp, to attend the state camp of Woodmen now in convention in the Border City.
 Col. c. I. Forsyth reports flourishing Sunday School at New Home, where an organiza. ton of a goodly number has re- gently been perfected. The Colonel is superintendent.
 Mrs. J. R. Crawford and little son were up from Denver Satur- day, guests of the "old gentle man." who finds himself pretty closely tied to duty here since ! he opening of the office of the . 3. wv. Oil Go.
 Dee Cope has sold the Oscar tt 1rim farm, west of town, to
 ehodes Bros, taking in the deal ,s .quantity of merchandise. Mr. " ,ope says he will locate in busi- ' esss somewhere on the White liver road.
 s. JIG. McNemar is a . candid ate st. or Mayor on cleanup plat ,ed ,rm. MT. McNemar takes more ,,s' lterest in keeping the town in
 scent order than any other man it. He ought to have a strong 7on III for the office.
 me, The Tribune begs leave to ing ologize to Joe Norris Jr. who
 rived al his fathers home on n, ,ute ? in plenty of time to ,d I av yeShad his name in last weeks s " ~ of per- The new conner is the II ', m ungest son in large family n con five children.
 ,rokeMrs. Elzet.a Thorn will make 5 anoublic sale of her household llton, scts, consisting of beds. f his:ings, sewing machine, stoves,
 le, chairs. carpets, dishes, A,ne.it jars, etc., Saturday, March, ctory Ahegining at 10 a. m. If you oatoesd any of these articles it will d twdbably pay you to be present plant1iss Adell Gordon left Satur- erpriss Evening for Bloomington. 5 lackn.. where she will engage in is thshing as principal of the ,cisionomin gton school. Miss Cor = has been a guest of her ,r,d. sntsSon Route 2 for several
 lths, having come home for a .ay ymlI,nsh needed rest.
 5, on nSn n. G. Norris sends us a obsilnts n N stimulant from Prescott, ,ies succss:, ,c and along with his love to