The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-22
The Local NIiix-us,.

The l.ocal Mix-up. studio.
 More women are wanted at the can ming factory.
 Ask your grocer for Pennsylvania sfnokeles3 oil.
 For sale: Good secondhand 2-horse buggy. See Houston Crrell. It
 No waiting on Saturdays now. Three chairs at Puckett 6 Phillips shop.
 want 300 or 400 locust posts. Chas. Orebaugh. Phone 2 1-2 rings on 132.
 Very low colonist rates to Pacific coast points. North Arkansas Line.
 $50, 900 to loan on improved farms in Carroll county, one to three years. See J. L. Russell.
 Mrs. Walter Smith (nee Miss Nettie Harbert is here from Jasper for a visit with relatives.
 c. R. Merhling, who is here from Colorado for the benefit of his health, is improving rapidly.
 Dick Taylor has moved back to town, having Finished the crop on Col. Nun nally's Slace out on the creek.
 Free work to non-patrons, except on Saturdays, by Willard Winner at the Puckett & Phillips barber shop.
 John Mechanism, the claim agent of the M. & N. A., was jollying some of his Green Forest friends Tuesday.
 Mrs. J. H. Jones has returned to her home at Harrison after weeks visit at the home of her sister Mrs. A. B. WiRSn.
 Talk with T. M. Buell. about fertili- gers. To get the proper results it is necessary to use the right kind at the right time.
 John Stafford bought a 5-months' old mule colt from Charley Orebaugh Monday for $50. The mule crop never fails to bring good returns.
 Uncle Jimmie Wilson was over from Berryville Tuesday with prospective land buyer from Oklahoma. He says he wants to sell his farm here as he don't need it now.
 Mrs. N A. Pollock of Beaver, Ark, and Ben Posey of Neosho, Mo-, mother and uncle of Mrs. L. V. Porter, have been guests at the latters home here during the past week.
 N. L. Major of Neosho, Mo-, was cel,o l<o off h real estate interests. He owns a cot one of the little houses south of the railroad
 Since the first of September there have been shipped from the Green Forest station thirteen car loads of stock as follows: one of sheep, eight of hogs, two of cattle and two of mules.
 Dr. Alvin Butt has had some ex- tensive improvements made on the J. c. Harbert property in the Pickens row, with intention of occupying the same as home as soon as he can wind out his affairs at Omaha.
 s. L. White has just closed q deal through the local office of the Carroll County Abstract Co.,, trading the Will liam Shrum quarter out toward the Stanphill neighborhood for a like amount of dirt near Woodward Okla.
 Have our readers seen the new cata- log of Springfield Business College? 1t contains letters worth reading from about two hundred former students who owe their success to the thorough oft 1n,, will send one free. Ask for it.
 Chas. Orebaugh has letter from his wife announcing the death of her father Michael Rchert whioh occurred at Clay Center, Neb., last Sunday. Mrs. Orebaugh was called by telegram just in time to reach her father before he died.
 Miss Jessie Patty writes her folks that she has left Charming, Tex, where she has been with her sister Mrs. Chas. Hanbury for some months, for California, having accepted 9 posi- tion in a store at Fresno. She was at Trinidad, Colo, when she wrote.
 Adrian Firestone is working hard on proposition to get a new rural route out of Green Forest. He stood second in the examination for carrier on Route 4 and if the new route is established soon he would be the carrier. The route as now contemplated would go to the top of the mountain on the Osage road, thence by Bradshaw's, York's and Harper's crossing Long Creek near the Bobo school house, louping around so as to return via Sea mon Buell's and the Highland neigh borhood. The distance is about "A miles and over loo families could be served. The only possible barrier is tha roads