The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31
Local Mention.


 Next Tuesday is the Town election.
 Remember that Shaffer tests your eyes free.
 Stock bills of all kinds printed at The Tribune office.
 For Seed Potatoes and Jack Frost Flour don't forget to see Frank Wells.
 Remember that Dr. Spurlin's dates for Green Forest are April I, 5, and 6. s> A. A. Backus and wife went to Madi- sSn county last week for few days visit.
 MT. and Mrs. A. J. Braswell visited friends in Eureka Springs a few days last week.
 Ihave some good mules and horses for sale. Gall atmy barn, or phone 36. W. L. Sneed 4-21
 Barred Plymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs. J. B. { Reeves. Phone 87.
 Mrs. Oscar Wilson of Harrison is visiting this week with her parents MT. and Mrs. k. Wise.
 MT. and Mrs. George Buell. and son Clay visited relatives at Burlington Sat urday and Sunday.
 FOR SALE: 14-inch mould board and shear John Deere blow. Chas. Ore baugh, Phone line 1O8.
 James Pryor visited friends and at tended to some business on Osage We'd nesday and Thursday.
 Miss Lucille Russell came over from Berryville Sunday and is helping MT. and Mrs. Tabor in the post office.
 Mike Coxsey was in St. Louis again the first of this week, having accom- panied another carload of hogs to market.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. M Cox of Blue Eye, were here Saturday visiting their daughter Miss Grace, who attends school here.
 Miss Lona Hammons who has been visiting here for the past three weeks returned home Saturday, accompanied by J. R. and Ethel Pruitt
 Ira Coatney, aged about 25y years, died of consumption at his home three miles west of Green Forest on last Saturday. Interment was made at Grim cemetery Sunday
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced. 50 cents per l5. Satis- faction guaranteed. W. D Denton, Green Forest, Ark.
 Delbert Martin came in Saturday from Homestead, Okla, for visit with his mother-in-law Mrs. James Pryor and other relatives. He is thinking of locating in Arkansas again.
 Miss Edna Walker has resigned her position after about two years faithful service as clerk in the post office. Miss Edna has made an excellent record be- ing both highly obliglng and proficient.
 1 will save you even 50 cents on a pair of Lightweight blow shoes. l bought them so as to be able to sell them that way. 1 have a number of special bargains in shoes. BEN HARBERT.
 R. L. Jernigan has caught the pre-
  ing his barn built over in another place, with other handsome changes about his premises. J. B. Reeves is contractor on the job.
 J. c. Swagger of Columbus, Kan, has bought Allen Wards 160 acre farm, three miles northeast of town and will forthwith become a citizen here. The deal was consumated through the Fair child & Walker agency.
 MT. and Mrs. c. L. Scott and daugh- ter Frances left Saturday for Wtchlta, Kas., for visit with their daughter Mrs. Harry Dugger, after which they they went to Durham, Okla, where they have business interests.
 S. B. Busch, Lee Parker, Willis Wills, A. A. Backus, Kim Howard, Dave Watson, Miss Ada Ingram, among those who will seek appoint ments as carrier on rural route tour
 Considerably over the requisite three fourths of the residents on proposed route four have pledged themselves to take approved mail boxes, so there is nothing further in the way except in a matter of time in it's establish ment.
 c. C. O'Neal has gone into the life insurance business, having accepted position with the Bankers Life Asso- citation. He has opened an office in The Tribune building, where he will be quartered when not out on the roundup of his territory.
 It is necessary to know how much acreage of tomatoes we are going to have the coming season in order to ar range to supply seeds and fertilizer. We insist that all contracts be made within the coming three weeks. It is not probable that we will buy tomatoes that are not contracted in the usual way. J. B. Reeves, Manager.
 If You buy fertilizers you want the best for your money. The Raw brand is unexcelled in any particular. It is