The Green Forest tribune., 1901-06-15

was completed Tuesday.
 There is every reason to expect a big crowd here on June 26th.
 Mrs. James Wilson of Rule was re- ported dangerously i'll Tuesday.
 The frame of Len Nunnally's resi- dence is being put up this week.
 X K X Harvester Oil only 40 cents a gallon at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Lee Smith has again been compelled to take a lay-of on account of sickness.
 The boxes and switchboard for the To- cal telephone exchange have been ship ped
 Don't forget that the place to have that thirst completely quenched is at Nunnally's
 Send your laundry to Puckett's bar Der shop Monday morning for the Harri- sen Steam Laundry.
 Tabor's grocery is the only place in town where you can get 15 lbs. of gran ulated sugar for S1.00
 Mrs. J. w. Morse came up from Har- rison Sunday and is visiting this week with Mrs. M. s. Coxsey.
 Tabor carries the best line of iewelry ever brought to Green Forest. Goods warranted from : to 25 years.
 Foster had a little runaway Monday which necessitated some repairs on that handsome, new delivery wagon.
 A. L. Kinney, a prominent attorney of Reading, Mich., is here visiting his father, H. Kinney, south of town.
 Newt Stevens is getting about on crutches as the result of an experience with an unruly horse sometime ago.
 Money to loan on improved farms in Northern Arkansas. Write to P. o. drawer 13S, Mt. Vernon, Mo. Jul FOR SALE:-Stone store building and large stock of goods. A rare business opportunity. Address w. R, SNEED, 12 Osage, Ark. FOR SALE: Good hotel and large livery barn in a live town. Terms very reasonable, if purchased soon. Apply to Carroll County Abstract Co. MAKE S10 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors, do etching, en- bossing. and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark.
 Joe, the Swear old son of Wesley Davis residing north of town, is recov- ering from the effects of copperhead snakebite which he received on the an- lzle one day last week.
 Mrs. Zed Furgason returned to her home near Grand View Wednesday af- ter several days visit with relatives in Green Forest. Mrs. Furgason is 80 years old, but this was the first trip she ever made on the train.
 Paul Teter who came in from Marce- line, Mo-, last week to visit with his brother, N. w. Teter, will start on his return trip Monday. MT. Teter is much taken by the cordial treatment he receives at the hands of our people. | rI Cro pfh har nf ,txr Mo-, was 9 visitor at Green Forest Monday. He is brother to Doc Grantham who resided at Green Forest several years ago. He had been to visit his sister, Mrs. A. M. Myers, near Dem yer.
 w. J. Hailey and wife of Ash Grove, Mo-, have been visiting relatives at Green Forest and Berryville the past week. MT. Haileyis an old-t time citizen of this county, having been engaged in the newspaper business at Berryville for several years.
 The Woodmen scored good success at the ice cream supper and entertainment Thursday evening of last week. The local dramatic club rendered "Reward of Crime or Love of Gold" to crowded house. All told, the w. o. w. treasury profited to the extent of about $30.
 THE TRIBUNE publishers were made to feel very sad when the report reached them last Saturday of the death of Mrs. Lizzie West, wife of Manager George West of the St. L. GIN. A. railroad :, l which nccured the dav before at Bell