The Green Forest tribune., 1909-03-26

Good fertilizer cheap. Green Forest Canning Go.
 A. M. Webb has a couple oI good, fresh COWS for sale.
 1 offer my barn and livery out fit for sale and will make figures that will interest.
 R. D. GALLOWAY.
 We are ordering car of ferti - lizer. Give us your order and we will give you 10 per cent dis count. Green Forest Canning Co.
 4. A. Kelsey has bought the Chas. Morris place (the Lizzie Martin farm). The deal was en - gineered by Trantham 6 Kirk ham.
 A happy combination of low price, quality and fashion in Spring suits at Rhodes Bros.
 Ira Dormer was over from the Springs first of the week visiting home folks. Ira is helping Clar. ence Foreman in the market garden business.
 Lawn fertilizer at S1 per sack. G. F. Canning Co.
 Auburn Walker came home from [ eslie Sunday suffering from a severe attack of pneumo- mia, and it will evidently be sev- eral days before he will be able to return.
 The nobbiest spring suits ever brought to Green Forest at Rhodes Bros.
 E. S. Harris has been engaged in yard grading this week, hay, ing just finished the most sub- stantial stone walk in town in the residence portion in front of the Harris home.
 / Fresh fish and oysters every Friday and Saturday. Fresh fruits and vegetables all the time at the Model Grocery. We de- liver. Phone No. 9.
 vFertilizer not only gives great increase in yield of first crop but permanently strengthens the soil. It is not an experiment. Talk to Jim Reeves about what it will do.
 An item that escaped from The 1'ribune's note book last week that was worthy of special at tention was the arrival of a new daughter at the home of Charley DeBurger on Route 1.
 sGood second hand typewriter for sale or trade. For particu. lars write or see J. R. Crawford, Green Forest, Ark.
 Jim Reeves says that his plan of building on a credit is bring. ing him more work than he can do. As snon as he gets 2 new barn o0ilt for Will Sneed, he is thinking of changing to half cash.
 ' For Medallion pictures see A. M Case, Photographer, Green Forest, Ark.
 Isaac Brammer is now at home in Green Forest in his brick re- sidence west of the depot, which he has recently given the ap- pearancs of little palace. His son Raymond will take care of his farm.
 yThe Model Grocery, every thing, new neat and clean, the best and most complete. Visit our store and be convinced that we are headquarters. Free de. livery to any part of town. Phone No. 9.
 Samuel c. Grigg brings us the report of a happy birthday event at the home of Mrs. Alex Walker in Piney on Thursday of last week. About thirty guests were present to help surprise Mrs. 
 John Perry, an old-time citi- zen residing over on the Missouri border near Blue Eye, died on the 9th inst, and the following night his wife died. The Tri- bune did not learn the nature of their ailments.
 The new home of Bill Harbert, just south of the corporation line, is very attractive. There is no reason why everybody should not be well fixed with a home as long as Jim Reeves continues to work on a credit.
 Col. Nunnally is home from Little Rock, having left Mrs. for a more extended stay with Mrs. Roberts and Miss Ruty. Master Fred Jr., who ac- eompanied them, also remained with Mrs. Nunnaliy.