The Green Forest tribune., 1910-03-11

Oet your seed potatoes aC Woods.
 Two young mules for sale cheap. c. L. SCoTT.
 Master Clayton Russell has been quit ill during the past week.
 L, V. Porter is able to be about again after severe attack of erysipelas.
 Watches repaired by Sbaffer have been left at the Post Office for delivery.
 A lot of odd sizes in corsets worth soc and S1.00. Choice for % cents. C.. L. SCoTT.
 Jack Griffith was in town Mon- day and declared he has the Sheriff's office already won.
 A. J. Cox and Oscar Grim have each let contracts for the remodeling of their residences by the erection of porches, etc.
 A. Winkle and Tom Davis of Enon were in town on business Tuesday. Mr. Wrinkle says he thinks the paw paw crop is safe.
 Eld. Fairchild is at home again after one of his periodical tours of the country, during which he preached for the edification of the saints in different southern states.
 Escal Thompson was here Saturday in interest of his candi- dacy for Assessor. He says his prospects are excellent. He feels confident of a good vote in Hickory.
 J. N. Pruitt moved from the property he lately bought of Ben Harbert the Chas. Harbert prop erty opposite the Crockett House, of which he has recently become the owner.
 Miss Jessie Patty was called over from Eureka Springs We'd nesday of last week on the ac- count of the illness of her sister Miss Laura. Miss Jessie return ed Sunday.
 Miss Athel Hoback secured judgment in Justice McCoy's court in Carrollton township against District AZ for the sum asked for unpaid teachers wages. The case was appealed.
 The oil we'll drillers took an enforced vacation for about AS hours during the past week due to slight break of the machine ry. The drill has been chugg- ging along since midnight Snn- day, however.
 Graduates Teachers: Enter Joplin Business College before May 21-six months scholarship good in all departments, S30.00. Notes accepted. Positions for graduates. Board $3. Ask for Special Folder CT" Nal
 Dr. J. E. Crozier, Dentist, will be in Green Forest March 22, 23, 24, 25, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Those wishing Dental work please notify the Doctor so he can ar- range time as he is always very busy while here.
 Ira Myers of Denver will suc- ceed Col. Len Nunnally as travelling salesman for the Nor ton Berger Shoe Co. MT. Nun naIly says that he feels that he has done his share of road work, having been on the jump almost continually for the past fifteen years. The house very reluct- antly accepted his resignation, having been. more than pleased with the service he has rendered.
 Sneed & Brammer have closed down their sale barn for the season so far as it relates to the buying and selling of mules. That is for shipment in great numbers. These boys are game enough to buy anything in the line of horse flesh if properly ap- proacked. Since they began the mule business early in the fall this firm has handled nearly 1000 head of mules paying out be- tween S150,000 and S200,O0O, their buying territory having covered some four or five coun- ties. The market was on the up- go all the time and prices finally reached almost enormous pro- portions. Not infrequently would they write check for $500 or more for likely span of donkeys. Sneed & Brammer have demonstrated that they are thorough stock men and Green Forest people are proud of the