The Green Forest tribune., 1909-08-20
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Ross Harbert is out again after a very severe illness.
 Tomato peelers are wanted by the Green Forest Canning Co.
 Mrs. Joe Fancher of Berryville is here visiting home folks this week.
 H. H. Foxworthy is going tc sell out and return to Western Kansas where they have droughts right.
 Eld. J. B. Rose is busy this week getting located on his farm which he recently traded fol from George Tabor.
 J. R. Crawford is here witt his family and is already al home in the Goforth cottage or South Springfield St.
 Newb. Edgmon was dowr town Tuesday for the first time since he was taken ill. He is about as thin as wafer.
 Rufus Norris and family came over from Berryville Sunday and helped his brother Walters folks eat a 45-pound water melon.
 James Keithley and son, are in Forsyth, Mo-. where MT. Keithley is working at his trade as stone mason.
 Fred Nunnally and wife and Miss Ruby are visiting at Berry vile this week while Bud per- forms his duty as 8 juror in cir cult court.
 The one way to fertilize your land is by the use of manure. The problem of quantity is solv- ed in the use of a spreader. See Tom Buell..
 Mrs. Ramsey has a very nice line of ladies' and children $ underwear, infants fancy hose, collar and belt pins and many other novelties too numer- ours to mention.
 c. B. Grim, J. B. Rhodes and Miss Pearl Rhodes left Thursday for Colorado, where they will bask in the Rocky Mountain breezes for awhile. Miss Pearl will probably be gone for three months.
 A reunion of Union Soldiers is billed to take place at Kimberling Park on White river, 12 miles south of Reeds Spring, Mo-, Aug. 26 to 28. This section will be represented there by Uncle Gus Callen.
 You will find Dr. CrOzier in his dental office in Green Forest on Aug. 24, 25, 26, 27, 28. See him as soon as he arrives about your work.
 Misses Marinda Littrell and Dora Hanks, the compositors in the Footprints of the Flock, are visiting home folks this week Miss Marinda lives out northeast of town and Miss Dora lives at Urbanette.
 Marvin Warner, 14-year old son of Dutch Warner, seven miles northeast of town, underwent 8 operation for abscess of the lungs last Monday. The operation was performed by Dr. Kirby of Harrison and Dr.. Me Curry of Alpena.
 Tom McCaiib, formerly of Rule, writes us from Sedro Woolley, Wash, that after five years in the west he has decided that he cannot we'll get along without his old home paper. He is quite well pleased with that country.
 Andrew Norris, who recently went out to Colorado for his health, writes us that he is camping out near Ebert, and has accumulated an appetite that calls for three meals day and he is finding reasonably pieaty tQ fill up on.
 In January four seuas men of Doniphan, Mo-, entered the Springfield Business College. Now all of them are holding good siiqations with the Frisco. All a student of that school has to do is get ready. Fhe situation will be waiting for him. :
 rhs Tribune has for sale a lot of books by standard authors in ,luding a work of ten volumes of the World Best Orations. These books have been used more or lesa and will be sold at half price. If you want sehae good literature cheap this is your opportunity.