The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-24
THE LOCAL MARKET.

Ducks ------------------- Sc. lb Old Guineas each ch----------- 10c Turkeys 10c. lb. Butter ---------------------- 12c lb. No. D jed Apples ------- 4c. ID. Wool Ice to 28c lb. Green Hides --------------- 7c. lb. Dry Flints l4c. lb. Stock Peas ------------ l.50 bu.
 See Shaffer for Jewelry repairing and engraving.
 Mike Coxsey left for St. Louis Saturday with a car of hogs.
 Emmer Snow of Osage IS visiting her brother c. B. Snow, this week.
 Buell. Lumber Go. has car load of the finest shingles ever brought to this market.
 It is a fine recommendation to other Hours to say it is as good as Jack Frost. Grim has it.
 It's Posmaster Tabor now, he having received his commission and took charge l last oatufudy.
 Uncle George Reynolds is in from his farm this week, visiting his Green For est relatives.
 w. R. Morris, the O8age mail carrier, orders The Tribune to his son J. R. at Stigler, Okla.
 John Newton orders his Tribune changed from Eureka Springs to Port land, Oregon.
 c. B. Snow and son Raymond and father at 0sage Sunday. Shaffer will save you postage, time and worry. Don t send that watch away. 1 can fix it.
 Voet Fondren, formerly of Green Forest but now of Oklahoma, visited old friends here last week.
 Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, April 4-6, are Dr. Spurlin's next dates for his Green Forest office.
 J. D. Pullum started Tuesday for his old home in Roger Mills County, Okla, to move his family back here.
 Remember where to get your hair made into switches and puffs. Mrs. A. M. Case, Green Forest, Ark.
 Mrs. Loss Nunnally and family nov ed last week from North Scott street to the Fruit property on White street.
 Single comb, full-stock Brown Leg b,o,x fI, tC, l = C.. T. Galloway, phone 3 rings on 3. J. H. Buell. Lumber Go has received car Of CoffeyvilIe brick, good quail ity. Price S1. per hundred. 5-3
 Miss Georgia Backus left Tuesday for Mayfield Kentucky, for an extended visit with her aunt Mrs. Gertie Wilson.
 The national guards are requested by Lieut.. Howard 70 meet at the armory Saturday night for important business.
 How to succeed in making good bread. Use Jack Frost Flour and Sweet Milk Baking Powder. Frank l Wells.
 Judge Butt is having an addition of a l bath room made to hlS residence this week Will Orrel IS plying the saw and hammer.
 Joe Fancher and family were over from Berryvllle Sunday, called here by the sickness of Mir. Fancher's brother in-law, J. $. Harden.
 All members Green Forest Camp 13636 Nj. w. A. are requested to be present Friday night, March 31. By order of John Bair, Consul.
 Green Forest people are placed under lasting obligations to the Berryvllle Star Tor the information that the fast trains do not stop at Green Forest.
 J. H. Ramsey is having some repairs made on the east wall of the Wllding building ot which he recently became owner. Clem tyron ot Berryville is doing the work.
 FOR SALE: Single comb, full blooded White Leghorn eggs. Heaviest layers ever produced. 5U cents per 15. Satis- faction guaranteed. w. D Denton, Green Forest, Ark.
 N. L. Major of Neosho, Mo-, has traded tor two pieces ot residence property here from $. l.. Davls of Neosho, and will soon come to Green Forest to make hlS home.
 will arrive at Green Forest on or about March 25 from Idaho with two l fine Percheron stallons which 1 will keep on my ranch near Yocum. l will want to buy good jack. Address U. s. Priest, box 57, Route 3, Green For est, Ark. 3-24.
 If we had another one fit to wear, we would sure burn up our hat celebrating the removal of the loose stone from the public square. Such preference for decency will leave pleasant recollec- tion for the tail end of the administra- tion of the retiring Mayor.
 Lee Parker, Dave Watson and Bud Busch are devoting some time this week visiting the residents along the | fn