The Green Forest tribune., 1901-09-07

St. Louis baked bread at Ia bor's,
 The turnip crop will be no crop at all.
 Homer Foster is a visitor at the Springfield fair.
 Mrs. H. Nj. Foster is spending the week with relatives at Harrison.
 Editor Jackson of the Progress was in attendance at the reunion Saturday.
 We want your business,
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST,
 flne stationery, toilet articles and wall paper at Green Forest Drug Co.'s.
 D. Whitaker departed Thursday for Eufaula, I. T., where he expects to re- side in the future. -
 R. D. Galloway is clerkindising for Rhodes & O'Neal, during "Sears" ab- sence at Springfield.
 Editor Johnson of the Harrison Re- publican was a reunion visitor. He is quite an affable gentleman.
 D. Whitaker has moved his family to the home of his father-in law, J. A. Standlee, northwest of town.
 Try package of Cooks Pepper at Ia bor's. One pound of ground pepper and set of tea spoons for 35 cents.
 Mrs. Clara Sampel of Hartshorn, l. T., arrived Monday on visit at the home of her brotheri flaw, Hugh Sampel.
 James Buell. presented TIE TRIBUNE with an apple of the Crawford variety Tuesday which weighed 17 1-2 ounces.
 The Green Forest Oil & Gas Go. have secured leases covering almost 2,000 acres of land and are still pushing along.
 J. A. Harris and wife arrived from Texas Wednesday on visit to relatives. Mrs. Harris is sister of George andy Richard Galloway.
 Judge Worthington and wife came up from Harrison Friday night and re- mained with friends until Sunday, talk ing in the reunion.
 Your wants in the drug line can be supplied promptly, accurately and cheaply at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. East side of the square.
 Candidates for.U. s. Senator, Jones and Clarke, have agreed on joint can- vass of the state. They will speak at Berryyille, Friday, Oct II.
 Rev. c. L.gMattox has been conduct ing revival meeting at Denver for several days past with splendid success. Fifteen conversions were reported Wednesday.
 The Green Forest Produce Co. have bought out the meat market and rented the building in which it is located. The meat and produce business will be oper- ated> in connection in the future. / Merchants l.. E. Harbert, c. B. Grim, J. M. Jernigan and c. c. O'Neal are among the visitors to the Springfield fair this week. MT. Jernigan will ex- tend his trip on out to the state of Washington.
 &A. Latimer moved to his store near the depot Monday. He also moved his family to the Wm. Tanning property. The building he vacated is being shelved and countered and as soon as it is com pleted will be occupied by L. E. Har- bert & Son.
 Orin Thompson of Kansas City, who billed Green Forest to buy mules Mon day and Tuesday, picked up car load and distributed over S20O0 among our farmers that will come in exceedingly handy this fall. The mule crop is one that never fails and one upon which there seems to be a good profit.
 Do you want to buy farm, crop, wag- on, buggy, harness and farming tools, a team, eight head of fine cattle, 22 head of hogs. Farm will make 400 bushels of corn this year. In splendid neigh borhood, near church and school. Whole thing can be bought right now for Sl10O, or the farm alone for S650. Gall on or write Carroll County Abstract Co.
 On account of the reunion the meet ing that was called for last Saturday afternoon for the purpose of organizing a horticultural society was postponed