The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-05
Picnic at Carrollton the t4th.
 Come out and see the elephant Thurs

Come out and see the elephant Thurs dAy.
 Grant Grim left Thursday on his re- turn to California.
 w. M. Burket of Osage was a visitor in Green Forest Monday,
 Frank Jagerman and wife visited with friends in Eureka Springs last week.
 Walker Brothers are preparing to put 40-foot addition on the south end of their livery barn.
 Richard Davis is at home again after several months in Colorado, Arkansas is hard place to beat.
 Bryant Coxsey has been given a po- sition with the Green Forest division of the railroad engineers.
 A, J. Tabor is delighted with his new location. His grocery trade has more than trebled the past month.
 The wife of Bert Garrison, residing on Dry Creek, died on last Thursday. She had been an invalid for several months.
 T. s. Phillips will conduct lemonade and ice cream stand on the ground at the celebration, the proceeds of which will go to the Band Boys.
 THE TRIBUNE agency can furnish you abstracts on short notice and at the same rates they can be procured from any abstractor in the county.
 If you want to see the finest span of mules in the country call on John Buell.. John trades a good deal, but he always has the best teams to be found.
 Fire insurance is necessity. Grow ing towns are always the subjects of more or less loss from fires. Insure and take no risks. Talk with Russell Bros.
 Charlie Warren and Miss Nannn Shahan were married at the homie of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Isaac Shahan, on the 30th ult., Rev Arm strong officiating.
 Dr. Reynolds has established his den- tai office over Jernigan's store, where he is ready to serve all applicants with first class dental work in short order and at reasonable prices.
 If you want value received and at the same time push good thing along by assisting the Band Boys to pay for their uniforms, patronize the Band Boys stand at the celebration.
 Why wear old cheap John, hand -me- down clothes when you can order tail or made suit from G. R. Blasingame for less money, and get better service and more perfect fit? See him before buy ing.
 Uncle Guss Callen recently made a visit to the home of his childhood at Murfreesboro, Tenn. He met many friends of his boyhood days and stayed all night in the house in which he was born 7O-odd years ago.
 Hon. w. R. Phillips left for Kansas City, Monday, to attend the National Convention. Col.J P. Fancher, Judge J. s. Naples and Hon. F. o. Butt will be other representatives from Carroll coun- ty at the great Convention.
 A civil suit in which A. J. Cox sought to recover the sum of S82 off Len Num- nally was heard by a jury in Judge Butts court Friday. A compromise verdict was rendered which pleased neither party. Col. Nunnally has ap- pealed the case to circuit court.
 LosT:-One mental arithmetic, one written arithmetic and one Reed 6 Kel- logg's grammar. Edwin Prices name is on fly leaves of arithmetics and Flete Jones' in the grammar. Any one who has them or knows of their whereabouts is requested to leave them or report at THE TRIBUNE office.
 Lawson and Lloyd have sold three J. II. Case threshing machines in this sec tion. One was sold to Beck, Harbert & Young at Denver; one to a company composed of Wyatt Brawley, Joe Braw- ley, Sam McMahon and Jabe Fletcher; the other to John Blasingame, Delbert and Fate McNiel and Mack Bradley. The machines were received at Eureka Springs last week and are now all ready for business.
 The Republican League Club of Green Forest met Saturday and elected