The Green Forest tribune., 1910-10-07
Local Mention.

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 .,.v Rrammer has gone south with
 br load of horses.
 od secondhand buggy for sale or
 A. J. Tabor.
 70 Tribune can use a few loads of
 wood on account right now.
 Spurlin will be in his Green
 lest office again Oct Il, F and l3.
 i+tIe" Ed Harbert came in from
 bo no last week to take in the fair. " York was commenced Monday on the 3 ,ont crossing on the northeast cor ltbore was an arrival at the home of < at'' Kirkpatrick last Saturday. It
 boy.
 kIrs l. ". Brammer, who has been f;onslv i'll, is reported very much i'm Xbved.
 4rhe face of mother earth was gwen &good soaking by glorious down-pour {st Monday.
 l zsave enough on your fall and winter B;t to buy you a pair shoes and hat at ] len Harberts.
 If will pay you to see those "snappy" s,ts at Ben Harbert's. Anything from ]. 50 to $25.00 per.
 Mrs Callahan of Eureka Springs was Gunst of her friend Mrs. A. l.. Kin ay on Friday of last week. I. J. Leatherbury is included on the kt of U. s. Court jurymen from this lace. Court opens Monday. Two cars of Swift's fertilizer (the bod kind) for wheat and hay has been eceiyed by J. B. Reeves. For dental work see Dr. Spurlin in Es Green Forest office Tuesday, We'd |esday or Thursday, Oct 1113. |C. B. Grim has bought Charley EalPs interest in the Grim & Wall lore and MT. Grim will go it alone in he future.
 City life was not agreeable to Jeff Ieitz. After months residence here, 'e has moved back to his farm near Dry Fork.
 Ladies are urgently requested to see hose long coats at Ben Harbert's. hey are up to now, best quality and riced within your reach.
 Mrs. J. N. Walker, accompanied by Ter daughter Mrs. Elden Callen, left Sat rday for Celina, Tex, to visit her laughter Mrs. Ethel Busch.
 FoR sALE-79 acres, 2 sets improve nents, 2 springs never failing water. good place for dairy 1 12mile north vest of Green Forest. A. A. Kelsey Elmer Wise moved Monday to A. J. ,raswell cottage west of the Christian ,hurch and Samuel Orebaugh, who va ated same, took up his abode in Dr. 'abors cottage on the same street. The Springfield Business College wants about 100 girls to work for oard while they attend school. If hey can raise enough money for tui- ID and books, the school will see
 t they have good places to board
 room.
 Rev. c. T. Edwards was called on thursday evening of last week to say he ceremony which pronounced Perry tandlee of Green Forest and Miss Mae ,'Neal of Yocum husband and wife. he happy couple have the good wishes f a wide circle of friends.
 Will Sneed is in receipt of present rom Ed Bishop of Walla Walla, Vash., which he appreciates very much. t is a genuine horse-hair bridle, pro uct of the Washington penitentiary. he labor and skill employed in it's is wonderful. It must have ost quite little sum.
 R. D. Galloway takes The Tribune's rize of a years subscription for the argest stalk of corn, the one he brought n being 15 feet high and otherwise well Others who contributed ) the exhibit were J. B. Harden, A. G. allen, J. s. Tucker and Poynor Ram ey. All were fine and for net results he stalk brought in by MT. Ramsey ras dandy. It had five well develop d ears.
 Our statement last week that the ulk of our mail is 12 to IS hours later nder the new train schedule has been enied by some of our friends who ven claim that the new arrangement ives quicker service by several hours. t all depends largely upon the hour mailing and where it is mailed. We ldged from daily papers received at his office. We did get St. Louis morn lg papers at night and Joplin papers noon. Now neither comes until the ext morning.