The Green Forest tribune., 1901-03-23
Local Mention.
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 Northern seed potatoes at Fosters.
 Stock bills printed at THE TRIBUNE 'fice.
 Save 50 cts. by subscribing for THE TRIBUNE before April 1.
 Both homegrown and northern grown ,nion sets at Latimer's.
 All kinds of grass seed at Green Forest Produce Company's.
 T. o. Walker and wife made a busi- less trip to Alpena Saturday.
 Latimer delivers groceries free to any lace within two miles of town. Go to Rhodes & O'Neal for all kinds f hardware and farming implements. See the Green Forest Drug Co. for argains in Drugs, Medicines and Toi- Dts.
 John Shackelford returned Saturday Fom Kansas after an absence of three 3onths.
 Mart Trantham moved this week from Is farm south of town to his old home h Yocum.
 Mrs. c. Yenny orders THE TRIBUNE mt to her grand daughter, Mrs. Scott |untin, Waterloo, Iowa. John Gwaltney and William Mays re- Hing near Raum have sold out and ex- bet to go to Boise, Idaho, soon. 3Caleb Enix left Tuesday for Kansas 2ty where he will take law course. |e expects to be absent five months. Nudge Worthington stopped over in [reen Forest Saturday on his return |pm business trip to Eureka Springs. 85 Harrison this week surrenders it's ti tie
 being the best inland town in the
 hited States fifty miles from rail-
 lad.
 HBuy your paints, oils and paint brush 6 at Rhodes & O'Neals. They have a
 ll line of strictly pure, ready mixed Sints.
 Mrs. John Crow, residing near Rule, ts been dangerously ill for sometime, gtt we are pleased to learn that she is dpvalescent.
 Ssse Dr. Reynolds about your teeth. s saan not only save your teeth but s suffering also, if you have them I1,S time. gs9yAdition to the local pump station, IXySnith will have charge of the AL 1& pump until the construction of the p6 is completed.
 . E. Patton and family of Eureka 16ngs are new residents of the town, t1npying A. J. Russell's property Seth of the railroad.
 m quality hardware is about the same nXwhere you go, but in prices, J. w. l0vd, the Eureka Springs hardware oGaer, can beat them all alike.
 erchants M. s. Coxsey, c. c. O'Neal ". M. Jernigan returned Wednes- S from St. Louis, where they have buying their spring stock of goods. 1 telegram was received Saturday It announcing the death of Henry ' ingame at his home near Alton, 1. Henry was an energetic hard-work- IEyoung man. His relatives have our Rnpathy.
 G A. Ramsey, T. L. Hummer and |rs Poynor who were appointed by the ederal court as appraisers of the Inman 1tnte, now involved in bankruptcy, Iade trip to Carrollton Monday to Ike an inventory of the property.
 The small boys of Green Forest are lat about the same as the small boys of thor places-they will have fun jump IF on moving cars, and last Friday Nts of them came near being killed while a16ying this fun. The first meeting tGe town council along the line of ie new road, after the trains arrive holld consider ordinances agalnst oaraing moving naturalization 'ifres.
 A Special meeting of the town council IT. held Monday night and among other edings was the passage of an
 hnce repeating the one for the tng of a bridge across Yocum on LII Street. Itis still the judgement I&X[A onnnos1 xhnt hrsdren iC vo,1oh