The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-25
Local MentiO

i March 1, ?, 3, are pr. Spurlin's 4ext Green Forest dates.
 Contract for fertilizer now and ave money. c. L. ScoTT.
 0. l.. Scott sells Urbanette Hour, bran and pure corn chops,
 L. V. Porter was reported quite bit indisposed first of the week Urbanette flour is the best and aheapest. See c. L. Scott for |prices.
 D. c. Dormer came in Sunday rom Monett, Mo-, to visit his amily.
 Mrs w. l.. Sneed was visiting t the home of her parents at Alpena first of the week.
 Thomas DeBarr of Owaneco, ll., is here for a visit with his ather Adolphus DeBarr. YGreen Forest Canning Go. has lust received a car of fertilizer. Dee c. L. Scott for prices.
 The rural route boys took a ay off Tuesday out of respect or Washington's birthday.
 FOR SALE:-New wagon and et of harness. Can be had at a argain. J. M. JONES.
 Lee Smith was called to Searcy auesday in connection with his uty as steam shovel engineer.
 Fertilizer prices reduced to 1.25 per hundred pounds. s c. l.. SCoTT. EA good team for sale cheap. |kpply, w. L. Britt four miles ast of Green Forest on Route 1. rVester Reeves was over from ureka Springs Saturday and a .rt of Sunday, visiting home glks.
 A little daughter has been 8 scent arrival at the home of [r. and Mrs. Jess Buell. out auth of town.
 eJ. R. Crawford's automobile as been received and it ought D go but it don't. He is going & have it fixed.
 prThe Tribune had enough wood
 last all winter but it is about g used up. Bring on that load sou spoke about.
 See Dr Spurlin for dental prk in his Green Forest dental Thce of March 1, 2 and 3. All ork guaranteed.
 |-The finest thing in the land is bme of that screened popcorn at M. Buell's. It pops to beat
 e band. Try it. | Ia Mrs. Joe Fancher and child n, Helen and Joe, are here sitting Mrs. Fancher's parents IT. and Mrs. J. H. Ramsey.
 w. H. Lawrence sold a July 9bbbler Saturday for S2.25 which
 pretty good average price .or the second crop of turkeys. ATwo good work horses and a k1ung jack for sale cheap or Aould trade for land. o5 c. L. ScoTT.
 Tie makers, please take notice he will pay 33 cents for all Est class 6x8 railroad ties. LYNCH 6 Cox.
 Standard varieties apples, two sars old, for sale 4 cents each. iall on J. M. Baker, 1-2 mile bnst of town. 1mar A. M. Webb and family are ore from Olivey, this far on cir way to California. They l aill resume their journey March
 County Examiner J. C.. Bunch yes notice that he will hold the l1arterly examination of teach IS at Berryville March 17 and # "A car load of each Star A Jar Redwood Shingles and fishing lumber have been re- lived by J. H. Buell. Lumber
 His hosts of friends are glad to @e Tom Buell. able to be back at l nil place of business, after an R forced absence of several Sseks.
 olW. A. Ferguson and wife leave
 Hay for Santa Anna, Calf for %5 visit at the home of their son
 l. They will be gone several -seks.
 arMiss Hattie Scott came in E3,nday from St. Louis, after a 1sit of several weeks at the Edme of her grandmother, Mrs. Et3Wood.
 NNW. A. Russell has bought a
 m at Grand View and is nov Cg over as fast as the weather Ssrmits. Mrs. Russell, however, Il remain here for some time to ocarse her friend Mrs. Bedding id, whose accident we men,
 ,n elsewhere in the paper. | |F