The Green Forest tribune., 1896-01-02
Misses Lizzie and Essie Shiblev

of town, Monday evening. The
occasion was in honor OF William
OK ely of Crawford county who
has been spending the holidays at
their home, and James Stevens
who has recently returned home
from an extended stay in Texas.
The evening was spent in games
and other innocent amusements,
refreshments being served in
abundance. The merry party was
treated to apples and cider until
they couldn't rest, and we didn't
lack but about 1900 bushels of
eating up all the apples on the
place. The Shibley family knows
full we'll how to delight the young
folks and they did it to porfec-
ton Monday evening.
Clarence Foreman took his de-
parture for his Old Mexico home
last week, much to the regret of
his home folks and many friends
who were enjoying his visit so
much. Clarence is an exceptional
young man and bis usefulness and
general uprig ghtness of character
has greatly eadeared him to our
people. He is now in Old Mexi-
co tor q time indefinite, having
resumed his old position with the
BatopiIas Silver Mining Company.
He TRIBUNE only echos the senti-
ments of every ybody in this COM
munity when it wishes him abund-
ant prosperity in bis adopted
home.
Many merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure n sup
plying them with the best goods
obtainable. AS an instance we
mention Perry & Cameron. prom
inent druggists otFIushing, Mich.
They say: owe have no hesita-
tions in recommending Chamb
lain's Cough Remedy to our Gus
toners, as ii is the best cough med
ieine we have ever sold, and
always give satisfaction" Is and
sec bottles for sale at J &. Harbert's.
George Coxsey and j. L. Russell,
accompanied by Misses Margie
Russell and Bessie Spring, spent
Saturday aud Sunday OH Usage,
X esls AZ the very elegant and hos
| pitable home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
e Sneed. Mr.. Sneed is one of the
best fixed" farmers in NJ rth Ar
kansas, ard he and his aimable fam
lily take mach delight in entertain
ing company.
There is no section in all this
country that gives more evidence
OF thrift and prosperity or contains
more genuine hospitality to the
square inch than does the vicinity
surrounding the village of Falrview
on Usage. With the single ex-
ception of the country surrounding
Green Forest, this is truly the gar
den spot Of Carroll county.
With this issue Of THE TRIBUNE
We drop several names from our
list of subscribers. They are
persons who have been taking. the
paper since its establishment and
have never paid us one cent. 1t
takes money to run newspaper
aud it is undoubtedly bad econ
omy to carry dead beats always,
honce we drop them.
Andrew Norris and Miss Ida
Goforth were married at the resi-
denoe OF the BRIDES parents north
west OF town on Christmas day,
Rev. r. A. Martin officiating.
Tie young couple have THE
TRIBUNE's wishes tor their unalloy-
ed prosperity.
W. B. Jones, Tennent & strib-
bling shoe man, was IN town
interviewing our merchants first of
the week. He says the next twelve
months will witness the building
of r,iiiiiread into this part OF the
country.
Chgs. Chauncey, Guy Lambie,
G. S. Skinkle and Will Fry re-
turned Sunday from ffteen-davs'
trip to Springfield. The cause Of
thoir delay was the high waters OF
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