The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-30
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 Ho, for the fair!
 Fresh fish every Friday morning at T. M Buell's.
 Mrs. Nelson left for her home at Girard, Kan, Monday.
 Everybody is meeting everybody else at Berryville this week
 The condition of Uncle John Wilcox is reported some better.
 The Tribune can use few loads of cook wood on account right now
 Dr. Spurlin will be in his Green Forest office again Oct II, F and 13
 The approach of fail weather has been considerably in evidence the past few days.
 Ralph Routzong came in from Cotter Monday for visit with his wife and daughter.
 For dental work see Dr. Spurlin in his Green Forest office Tuesday, We'd nesday or Thursday, Oct 11-13.
 Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the good kind) for wheat and hay has been received by J. B. Reeves.
 The rain Monday night came along in time to settle some very dusty weather and help the fall blowing greatly
 FOR SALE-79 acres, 2 sets improve ments, springs never failing water. A good place for dairy Emile north west of Green Forest. A. A. Kelsey Bud Busch has bought three-a acre tract from L. V. Porter off the Wells tract east of the Carter addition on which, he is planning the building of a home at an early date.
 Miss Ida Warren writes her folks that she went from St. Louis to Okla homa City and will follow her trade as trimmer in that city, having decided not to return to Earl, Ark
 The Tribune goes to press a little early this week in order to give our help day at the fair. This explains the shortage of correspondence. We could not wait for the letters all to get in.
 Wilbur Harris of Miami, Okla, has been visiting relatives about Parker. He was accompanied on his return home by his cousin Miss Ruth Walker, who will probably remain out there for the winter.
 Postmaster J. L. Rhodes informs us that he still wants to handle the mails of the Green Forest Post office after it takes rank in the third class, so the contest for the plum may be a three cornered one.
 The canning factory has added a steam drying department to the can nery and is now drying apples and apple pealings by the bushel. These i. products will be marketed for the manu- facture of jelly.
 Pres. Weatherly, of the Joplin Busi- ness College, writes that his college accepts notes payable after graduation for a course. They secure positions for graduates. Plenty of places to work for board Their catalog is fine.
 For Sale-35- acre tract, 3-4 mile from the west line of the incorporation of Green Forest, all cultivated, small buildings Fine location for an orchard and truck farm Price SIP 50 per acre. Address M. M Butler, White Oak, Okla.
 Herb Pointer arrived Sunday from Holton, Kan, for visit with his sister Mrs. Roy Hyle and other relatives. Herb left here some eight years ago and he returns looking prosperous and happy. He will return to Kansas in a couple of weeks.
 Any young person of good character and ambition can get business educa- tion with the certainty of a good situ- ation by attending the Springfield Busi ness College. It is larger and better than ever The new free catalog is one of the handsomest ever issued.