The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-27

T. L. Hummer moved to the Fondren property Wednesday.
 Ice cream Friday and Saturday after noon at Nunnally's.
 John Hurd has moved to the Wilson property on South Springfield street. Sam Jones is putting in a bath room in connection with his barber shop.
 Green Forest Mill Go. will run free delivery of feed by single sack or flour in 500 pound lots.
 No finer business lesson can be taught the boys than to have them start bank account to their credit.
 Bert Morrow of Fayetteville, brother of Dr. Morrow of Green Forest, is here this week on business.
 With every t0pounds of Bed Rock roasted coffee Foster will give you a 75 centcoffee mill free.
 Posts have been set this week for the telephone exchange. The boxes will be put in during the coming week.
 Sheriff Grim was in the town We'd nesday on his round summonsing jurors for the coming term of circuit court.
 THE TRIBUNE printed this week the announcement of the opening of the 18th annual term of the Carrollton Aca- demy.
 Byrd Reeves of Adair, I. T., is here his numerous relatives. This is his second visit to his old home in 12 years.
 Rule Keener and wife of Osage were visitors in town Saturday. Rule says the corn crop on Osage was completely done up.
 Prof. Burney will move his family to Carrollton by the time his school begins there, which will be the first week in 
 New goods and new prices at Hurd &, 
 The parents of three of Harrison's pretty boys are invited to investigate the conduct of their sons in Green For est first.of the week.
 The family of Cashier J. O. Michel1 of the Bank of Green Forest arrived Monday and are comfortably quartered in the Campbell prope rty on Scott street.
 Wills Jernigan and wife are now at home in their new residence.
 The facility of the Carrollton Aca- demy for the coming term consists of H. P. Burney, principal, with Miss Mary Greene of Carrollton and Miss Cliffie Ramsey of Green Forest as assist ants.
 The dry, hot weather has brought down prices on all lines of goods at Hurd $ &c Stapleton's.
 B. c. Campbell and family departed first of the week for Bowling Green, Mo-, where MT. Campbell has formed a partnership with his brother in the blacksmith and machine business. During the seven or eight months resi- dence of the Campbell family here they have made many friends who regret to have them leave the town.
 You have a special invitation to call at the store of Hurd & Stapleton and price their goods, whether you buy or not.
 A brief but rather severe Wind-storm visited Green Forest on Friday after noon of last week, playing havoc with signs, doors and windows and some oth- CT things that were not fastened at both ends and happened to be in it's path. The fine residence of Col. Len Nun nally, which is in course of construction, was considerably wrenced by the dash and it took dozen men about a hal1 day to put it back straight.
 You must economize on account of the drought. Make youf money go the far therest by buying of Hurd & Stapleton
 At the instance of Mack Qualls, Price Jones was arraigned before the Mayor Saturday on a charge of peddling or re- tailing fresh meat without license. MT Jones had disposed of quite quantity