The Green Forest tribune., 1911-08-18
THE LOCAL MARKET

Oiu liells -------------------- bc. ID. Springers s----------------- Sc. lb. Old Boosters ----------- Sc. ID. Geese full feathered- Sc. ID Ducks -------------------- Sc. lb. Old Guineas each--------- 10c.
 Young Guineas each-------- 25c. Turkeys -------------------- 12c. h. Butter -----z-=------ 12c. ID. Wool ------------ Sc to 28c. ID. 1 Green Hides es--------------- &c., ID. Dry Flints s----------------- 14c. ID.
 Grandma Murchison left Wednesday for Oklahoma. She will visit at Tahle- quah and HoldenvilIe.
 Jim Johnson, barber of Tahlequah, Okla, is here to visit relatives. He is q nephew of Charlie and Mack Johnson.
 Jack Reeves was overtaken by quite a misfortune the other day when his fine jersey COW lay down and died, leaving a young calf.
 Piano certificates are given with all purchases of job printing and advertis- ing at The Tribune office as well as with all cash subscriptions.
 You never fed your face anything that would make 1t smile quicker or more pleasantly than those fruits to be found at Buell's parlor.
 The Tribune has a special prize for piano contestants soliciting subscrip- tions for The Tribune. Call at the of flee and get particulars.
 Joplin Business College graduates have no dry weather-bad crop worries. A sure salary beats a chance crop. Notes accepted for tuition. New term Sept. i. 8-26
 Frank Beck is one of the men who wants good roads about his place. He and his boys took their teams and blows and did some good work on the puplic road near his place last week.
 Dr. G. V. Poynor writes us from Southwest City that he would be delighted to be here during the reunion to greet his old friends, but his circum- stances will deny him the privilege.
 c. D. Shaf'er and Dr. A. E. Lund- berg have become associated for the purpose of carrying on real estate business. They have opened quarters in the rear over Donaldson and Wells drug store.
 Len White has just closed deal for a farm in Woodward county, Okla, 4l,1 five miles northeast of town. Len has very light symptoms of going to Okla homa, however.
 That ice cream at Buell's paror is guaranteed to be equal to the finest article ever was. It simply melts in your mouth. Try dish and be more than convinced. Picnic and party sup plies always on tap.
 James Keithley has been compelled to suspend work on his home on ac- count of an injured hand. Mrs. Keith ley has also become temporary crip- pie on account of having wound in the foot caused by rusty nail
 There was double celebration of 18th birthday at the home of Judge and Mrs. w. A. Butt Monday, the parties most interested being C.. B. Grim and Mrs. Butt. The leading feature of the occasion was a sumptuous dinner.
 Buell. & Edgmon have been appointed agents of the Fidelity Phoenix and the Aetna, two of the best fire insurance companies, and are now competing for business. They invite you to call at the Bank if interested in insurance.
 The canning factory's whistle blew for the opening of the seasons grind on Wednesday. The first batch of tomatoes were hauled in from J. B. Reeves patch and were fine enough in quality to raise the reputation of even the Green Forest High Grade.
 Relatives here have learned that the condition of Mrs. Jewel Tabor at Ber- ryville, who has been ill for some time, is very critical. Dr. Kirby of Harri- son was called in consultation in the case Wednesday. Her recovery is very doubtful.
 Carrier Henry Howard on Route met with wreck out near Jim Standlee's place Wednesday morning that,caled for subtitute His horse got scared and turned his buggy over in apile of rocks. Henry sustained some painful though not serious bruises.
 Henry Marshall has been about the champion grape producer of the season. His vineyard has been laden with the finest fruit of the vine that ever tempt ed the palate. He has been supplying his friends in town with all they can take care of at the modest price of s cents pound.
 Take a cue on cleaning up from the yards of the Shaffer homes on East Main street. c. D. Shaffer until recently lived in Oklahoma City and he brought some of the "sperrit" of that famous city with him. He is going to lead his neighbors merry chase if they try to keep up with him in i'm provementS.
 An industry thatis a decided depart ure from anything before introduced in this country is being tried in small way by John s. Tucker, out south of