The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31
THE LOCAL MARKET.


 Old Boosters rs-------------- 4c. lb. Young Boosters -------- lc. Geese full feathered --- 4c. ID Ducks --------------------- Sc. lb. Old Guineas each--------- 10c. Turkeys ------------------- 10c. lb. Butter ---------------------- 12c. lb. No. l D ieh Apples ------- 4c. lb. Wool 10c to 28c To-. Green Hides-=-------------- 7c. lb. Dry Flints -------------- 14c. lb. Stock Peas ------------- 1.50 bu.
 See Shaffer for Jewelry repairing and engraving.
 J. W. Martin of Humansville, Mo, is here this week looking for location.
 pr. Lundberg was called to Denver Monday for some expert veterinary work.
 Buell. Lumber Go. has car load of the finest shingles ever brought to this market.
 Capt. Ed Harbert is having some substantial improvement made on his residence.
 Shaffer will save you postage, time and worry. Don't send that watch away. 1 can fix it.
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 4-6, are pr. Spurlin's next dates for his Green Forest office.
 Single comb, full-stock Brown Leg horn eggs for setting. 25 cents for l5. c. T Galloway, phone 1ings on 3.
 Mrs. Eb Shipman and children and Mrs. Yes Shipman of Raum were in Green Forest on business Tuesday.
 J. II. Buell. Lumber Go has received a car of Coffeyville brick, good quail ity. Price $1. 40 per hundred. 33
 Contractor Brown is putting in the cement work on the basement for J. l.. Russell's new house on Phillips avenue.
 George Hurt. the Eureka Springs plasterer, is here spreading mortar upon the walls of J. B. Reeves new home.
 E. A. Wall and his son Charley and family leave Monday for Pryor Creek Okla, where they have invested in land.
 John Reeder has bought Henderson Phillips residence, including four acres of land. MT. Phillips will build new residence.
 Miss Jessie Patty left Sunday morn ing for Charming, Texas, lr answer to a telegram announcing the serious ill., ness of her sister Mrs. c. H. Hanbury.
 A. L. Kinney has bought the property or A. DeBarr on White street, which has just been vacated by A. M. Case. Mr. Kinney has purchased the place for a home.
 Col. Jones was up from Grass Leaf Monday looking as pleasant as usual. He says that the farmers out his way have lots of corn left over, and are generally prosperous and happy.
 A. Kinnie of Marshall, Okla, has been prospecting here the past week.
  families in Garheld, hls home county, who have thelr eyes on thls country.
 A. J. Tabor was in Berryville Tues day on business connected with his duty as County Election commissioner. Judges were named and official ballots made out Tor the coming town election.
 Usual services at the Methodist church next Sunday. Subject at Il a. m. "falental Responsibility, at 7:30 p. m. '"rhe Ninth Commandment. /" You are cordially invited to attend. w. w. Albright, Pastor.
 John Buell. is suffering with remorse of conscience this week on account of having beat Rufus Mattox out of one of his ponles. Rufus carelessly offered to take two and a quarter for the animal and John held him to the bargain.
 Perry Emmett sends us money order from Vernon, Tex, and takes occasion to remark that things are gong well with him in his new home. Perry has been in that country for the past four or five years.
 Carrier Cox tells us that on account of conditions that sometimes prevail at Long Creek, the Department has re- versed his route from James Emmett s near Parker, and the way he used to go from there on he now comes back.
 A letter from Pink Stone from Luna, N. M., tells us something of his appre- citation of The Tribune by an enclosure. He says he has 100 white-faced cattle on his ranch, that stock is good price and things generally fourishing in that section of the country.
 School Teachers: Learn Bookkeep- ing; Write Shorthand. Joplin Business College the College with the Govern ment Bond" Guarantee-ac accepts 1o- month notes for tuition. Work for board. "A position for every grad uate." Ask Pres. Weatherly for de- taIls.
 Rural Route No. 2 has had some new territory added. Leaving the old route at Don Linn's it now goes east and south to Boone county line, then south half mile to George Windham S.,