The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11
Local Mention.
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 Who said anything about fish, nge
 You. lazy rascal, get busy and plant garden.
 You can get fresh groceries at Woods at the right price.
 James Bata and wife are now 1t home in their new cottage.
 Shoes! Shoes! below manu- acture's cost at c. L. Scott's.
 Get chops at the car Saturday for S1 80 per sack. c. L. ScoTT.
 Tom Walden was roundin g up he voters here during the pa st week.
 Miss Bob Crockett visited Car pllton relatives during the past week.
 See c. l.. Scott for fertilizer, ,orn, grass, oate, tomatoes and garden.
 H. D. Meek, the new produce man, was in Harrison on busi- ness Monday.
 Aub Walker and Foley Nun nally were up from Leslie during she past week.
 The past week has partaken som ewhat of the nature of Gentl e Annie weather.
 J. H. Buell. Lumber Co.,, have unloaded another car of fine Redwood Shingles.
 IS. F. Smith and J. w. Dodd were Eureka Springs visitors Saturday and Sunday.
 Miss Rafalitia Single has re- gently accepted position as trimmer in Mrs. Scott's millinery ,tore.
 Will Hanbury of Berryville was over Saturday repairing the ong distance line and mixing with Green Forest friends.
 Roy Sawyer, brakeman on the oassenger, was off duty Satur- Hay and Sunday visiting his parents, out south of town.
 Standard varieties apples, two years old, for sale 4 cents each. Call on J. M. Baker, 1-2 mile east of town. 1apr
 Save your hair and have it made into puffs, braids, switches etc., at home. See Mrs. Case at the Photo Studio at Green Forest.
 Misses Bertha Flynn and Lydia Parker of Harrison were here during the past week, visit ing their friend Miss Edna Walk Dr..
 Charley Kirkham is doing the han dsome thing by building a new porch and making a number If other substantial improve ments.
 Will and Os Alfrey left last "Wednesday, the former going to Oklahoma to seek employment and the latter to Neosho, Mo-, to visit relatives.
 J. A. Buell. has again been having some remodeling done on his residence. John is next to the craziest man in town on the subject of improvements.
 The general opinion is that the peach crop is done-for, though some report live buds on their places. The zero weather three weeks ago seems to be responsi- ble.
 A party composed of J. E. Clark and wife and son E. D. Clark of Weston, Ohio, and w. C.. Russ drove over from the latter's place near Berryville Monday to take look at Green Forest. The Clarks are guests at the Russ home for a season.
 w. H. Lawrence, candidate for Road Overseer, announces that he will make a road talk in Green Forest on Saturday before the primary at 2 o'clock p. m. He proposes to divide time with his opponent for speaking but Henry says he will to do all the laughing himself.
 Miss Athel Hoback's services seem to be very much in demand. Shs has clerkship rendered her in the stores of Grim & Wall and Ben Harbert, also a store posi- tion offered her by an uncle at Vaughan, Ark, and salary of $50 per month as a teacher at Axial, Colo. She is yet undecid- edwhich place she will take.
 Mrs. Mary Jane Brawley, aged 60 years, wife Greek Brawley residing three miles south of