The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
 Joe Villines is reported quite indis- posed.
 Just few left of those fine seed oats at Buell. &Orrel's. adv. Chas. Bishop was oyer from Osage Tuesday on business.
 Call on Olney Rudd for all kinds of dray work. Phone 96.
 Mrs. Roy Sawyer is visiting relatives at Eureka Springs this week.
 Len Reynolds has received a car load Minnesota Seed Potatoes. Phone 50. Mrs. Jane Webb has moved to her property north of the Crockett hotel. Mrs. Oscar Wilson of Harrison is the guest of her parents MT. and Mrs. E. l Wise.
 4 The best there IS going in lunches and winter drinks at EWell Wells. Shahan stand. adv For best grade prairie hay and White Oak, Okla.
 Loss Walker and John Paul were down from Osage Monday, looking after business matters.
 Wash Tanning was in Green Forest Sunday. He has recently moved from Crane, Mo-, to Berryville.
 House, garden and ten acres of or chard close to town to rent next sea- Ason. Apply at the Tribune.
 frs. Lillie Kenner was over from
 ryvile last Friday and Saturday
 ing her brother w. P Coxsey.
 oney to loan, at all times on good
 hs at reasonable rates. See Miller,
 ton & Go. Berryville, Ark. Adv.
 as. Lenox was up from Helena first of the week, where he is engaged as a bridge carpenter, visiting his family. SyMr. and Mrs. Charley Blair were here from Eureka Springs Sunday, guests of MT. and Mrs. J. B. Reeves. If you want to feed your face at noon, night or between meals call on CEwell Wells. Shahan's s old stand. adv Buy your garden seed at The Fair for 1c a package. Onion sets 200 gal. 'sf
 A few thoroughbred Barred Plymouth poaIy fDr cola fc Eggs 50 cents per setting of 15.
 Mrs. J. B. Reeves. A. A. Backus and family spent a portion of last week visiting relatives in Madison county, returning home Sat srday night
 he Twilight Sunday School class of ..-. Methodist church was delightfully."- entertained at the home of Miss Laura Villnes Friday evening. Quite fe w of the young folks were present and the evening was spent by playing in- teresting games.
 A big order for graduates fo early Fall delivery must be filled according to contract. We must double our Summer Enrolment. To do this 25 per cent discount is offered those enter ing from April to June. JOPLIN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
 All persons who owe Donaldson old accounts or Donaldson & Watkins call and settle or make some satisfactory arrangements. We are in debt and are forced to collect.
 c. w. DONALDSON.
 w. L. WATKINS. zoo acres mixed, hardwood timber lands, consisting of white oak, red oak, hickory and ash-not in a solid body Good sites for mills. About 60 per cent white oak. Estimated 40OO feet of merchantable timber per acre. Owing to the settlement the estate to which this land belongs, it can be bought right now for $4.00 per acre. Call on or address J. L.Russell, Green Forest, Ark.
 At the council meeting Tuesday night Mesdames Kinney and Morrow and Miss Hazel Shaffer were selected from the Dramatic club to cooperate with Mayor Kinney and c. c. O'Neal in the designing and purchasing of turnstiles for the openings to the town park. This honor was conferred upon the ladies in recognition of the handsome contribution of the Dramatic club tc the park improvement fund.
 16O acres, irrigated farm in Pueblo county. Colo, IS miles from railroad town. all nice smooth land; 35 acres in cultivation. Irrigation ditch on farm. Small improvements, never ieiling water; all farm fenced; three
 as from store and 1-2 miles from S5ol, Sunday School and church good road; rural route, thickly settled neighborhood. Belongs to widow who can t take care of it. Will trade for land about Green Forest. Call or q, H. NtfS5eff