The Green Forest tribune., 1911-04-21
THE LOCAL MARKET.

i Old Guineas each------------ 10c. Turkeys s------------------ 10c. lb. Butter r-------------------- 10c. lb. No. 1 Dried Apples --------- 4c. ID. Wool Sc to 26c. lb. Green Hides es---------------- 7c. lb. Dry Flints ts---------------- 14c. lb. Stock Peas s----------. ----.-- 1.50 bu.
 See Shaffer for Jewelry repairing and engraving.
 Mrs. John Phillips can weave hair in any manner desired.
 Mrs. Erton Poynor was down from Osage Saturday.
 Miss Lucille Russell, our postal clerk, spent Sunday in Berryville with home folks.
 Hollis Rudd and wife and Miss Fife Rudd visited relatives on Osage Satur- day and Sunday.
 Dr. Denton will be in his dental office in Green Forest on Tuesday, May 9, to rem ain three days.
 Miss Bertha Upton of Harrison was guest of her friend Miss Ruth Reeves Saturday and Sunday.
 Drs. Denton and Hannah have moved their offices to the upper story of the new Ferguson building. Don't forget that Dr. Spurlin will be here again May, g, 10, and II, if you are in need of dental work.
 Mrs. J. H. Ramsey is spending the week in Berryville with her daughter Mrs. Joe Fancher, who is quite ill. ing than me-almost none can equal it. J. H. Bata, the Shoemaker.
 Mrs. F. o. Butt and children of Eureka Springs are spending this week in Green Forest visiting relatives.
 Mayor Butt of Eureka Springs was in the city yesterday, having come over to accompany Mrs. Butt and the chil dren home.
 B. F. Kilbourn has traded his stock of goods to Jones & Walker at Enon and the goods are being hauled away this week.
 Miss Ila Crandall, daughter of the Harrison Republican editor, visited Sat urday and Sunday at the Lamb home, the guest of Miss Leona Lamb
 E. A. Rich moved to his new home on Wells heights Monday. He has just finished quite handsome little home out in the eastern suburb.
 It looks as though the boys who drink in Green Forest will have to pay the legal penalty. Some have already paid it. Let the good work go on.
 Those who want dental work will please take notice that Dr. Spurlin s next G reen Forest dates are Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, May 9-11. Mrs. c. L.. Scott and daughter Miss Ruth passed through Green Forest Monday en route to Osage from Fay etteville, where Miss Ruth has been at tending school.
 J. M Keithley drove over to Berry vile on business Saturday. Mrs. Keithley accompanied him as far as Cisco, where she visited over Sunday with her sister.
 Postmaster Tabor informs us that the postoffice will be open on Sundays only during the following hours: a. m to a. m. IS a. m. to 12 m. and from 3 p. m. to 4 p. m.
 Editor Tribune Your apology for failing to announce the marriage of Carroll Rogers and Miss Rosa Beck is not demanded Editors as well as others are subject to oversight w. A. BUTT
 Mending shoes is sometimes as inn portant as making them-requires eX- pert work to do it right. My repair shop is the most modern and perfect ly equipped in town. J. H. Bata the Shoemaker.
 Services as usual at the Methodist Church next Sunday. Subject at Il a. m., .'Child Training" At 7:45 D. m., "A Fathers Advice to his son. All are invited to attend. w. w. All bright, pastor.
 Will Howard has traded his mercan- tile business, near the depot, to Will Coxsey for the latters farm at the foot of Brawley mountain. Mr. Cox sey is now in charge of the business and MT. Howard is preparing to move to his farm.
 It took Frank Tanning three days to find the golden egg he had hidden for the hunt given by the Methodist Sun day School in the Pickens pasture Sun day afternoon. Charley Hittson found the second and third prize eggs and there by received two premiums. A large crowd attended.
 List your property with the Green Forest Land Investment Go. If we don t find you buyer it don't cost you anything. All property placed in our hands will be extensively advertised. We have already a large list of pros pective customers. Office in the Trib- une building.
 Collector Haley writes us to say l that all parties, who have sent him re- mittances for taxes will receive their receipts in due course of time. He has been rushed the past fifteen days l beyond his capacity for issuing receipts. Everybody will have show to pay before the books are closed.
 Mrs. Fannie Parker, teacher of the little girls and Miss Sadie Adams, teacher of the little boys of the Bap- tist Sunday School, gave an egg hunt for their pupils Sunday afternoon in Woods pasture. The prize was awarded Miss Gladys Russell, she having found the golden egg.
 If you buy fertilizers you want the best for your money. The Kaw brand I is unexcelled in any particular. It is genuine manure and permanently