The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-03

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 Ice cream Friday and Saturday after noon at Nunnally's.
 Muddy streets do not look nearly SO bad as they did last winter.
 Miss Annie Graham began term of public school at Rudd Monday.
 The picnic billed for Clearwater last Saturday was pretty we'll rained out.
 John Collier and wife, residing on Dry creek. are the happy parents of twin babies.
 Green Forest Mill Co. will run free delivery of feed by single sack or flour in 500 pound lots.
 There is everything in the line of Pure Drugs and Medicines at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Special bargain in store room on Main street is offered by the Carroll County Abstract Co. l The dry, hot weather has brought down prices on all lines of goods at Hurd's & Stapleton's. Deliver your goods for the Harrison Steam Launday at Pucket's barber shop early Monday morning. Many gardens have been planted dur ing the past week, with hope of yet producing crop of vegetables. You have a special invitation to call at the store of Hurd Ss Stapleton and price their goods, whether you buy or not. Thomas Davis of Silver City was in town Tuesday making arrangements to attend school here this fall and winter. Don't buy penny's worth of goods until you have priced those dress goods, hats, shoes, pants, furnishing goods and notions at Hurd & Stapleton's. Dave Watson is now a resident of Green Forest, having moved his family to the Carter place Thursday. He will cultivate the Carter farm next season. Mrs. Florence Wisdom has purchased the lot from Frank Jageman between the Barrett and the Yenny property on Scott street. She will build residence soon.
 Encouraged by the late rains Drum- mer Len Nunnally started on his round Thursday determined to sell $l0,OOO, worth of shoes before the end Of the month. I
 Clinton Swor was given private exA animation by County Examiner Butt, Wednesday. Clinton will teach at the Warner school house, near the Boone county line.
 w. A. Connor, who has been an en- ploy of the railroad company for the past five months with headquarters at Green Forest departed Wednesday for his former home in Colorado.
 MAKE S10 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors. do etching, em- bossing. and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark.
 Dr. Reynolds has moved his dental office to Sweet Spring Bath House at Eureka Springs. He will return to Green Forest soon. Announcement of which will appear in the paper
 Geo. Birkes was up from the locating surveyors camp at Valley Springs and spent Sunday at the home of Wash Fam ming. MT. Birkes thinks it will not be long until work is commenced on the extension.
 The gale which preceded the rain Tuesday again slightly careened the walls of Col. Len Nunnally's residence and knocked out section of the brick used in the north wall of the new block near the depot.
 Miss Jennie Smith of Livingston Mont., has declined the position to which she has been elected in our pub lie school. A teacher will be chosen to fill her place in the faculty at the next meeting of the board. Miss Myrtle O'Neal left Thursday for Eureka Springs where she will spend a few weeks before returning to her home at Rannhlic Mo During her stay here