The Green Forest tribune., 1902-05-10
Local Mention.
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A new girl arrived at Che home of w. A. Russell Monday.
 4D cords of excellent cook stove wood for sale. Apply to w. A. Russell.
 Both price and quality are unexcelled in Trimmed Hats at Mrs. O'Neal's mil cry.
 The Glover Leaf Shoes are not to be excelled. Handled by Hurd &; Staple ton.
 Percale, Linen, Gingham, Satine and India Linen Shirt waists at Mrs. c. c. O'Neal's.
 C. B. Grim is having handsome woven wire fence strung around his res idence this week.
 G. w. Brown expects to leave in a few days for Westville, l. T. He will send for his family later.
 b. s. S1inkle, the street commissioner, is doing considerable improvement on the streets the past week.
 w. G. HaRbury is at Berryville this week assisting in putting in the tele- Z phone exchange in that town.
 See Whitehead at Eureka Springs before you sell your fat cattle, poultry, butter, hides etc. He pays the best prices.
 It is announced that Gen. Clayton will break bread with the boys at the re- publican convention at the county seat Saturday.
 The officers oi the NJ. E. s. church are enclosing the church building with a neat wire fence. This will be a good Improvement.
 Wm. McKinney's alfalfa patch on South Springfield street demonstrates the fact that it can be successfully rsised here,
 Miss Ethel Walker is again at her post in THE TRIBUNE office after pleas ant visit with friends at Republic and Springfield, Mo.
 Co to the New York store and get your Hats, Trimmings, Ladies Furnish ings, Dry Goods, Notions, etc. They lead in low prices.
 M. Appleby, representing the famous B. F. Blanke Tea &. Coffee Co.,, was 9xamong the commercial men who have done Green Forest during this week.
 1t rained for four hours in Berryville Sunday afternoon and Green Forest didn't get a drop, Itis said to rain upon the just and the unjust, but it looks like the latter got the big end of the horn in this instance, to be sure.
 U. P. Burns, representing the Springfield Republican, was looking up the numerous patrons of chat popular daily here last Monday. The Republi- can is received here l2 hours earlier than any other daily newspaper.
 County Examiner F. o. Butt is now Engaged in holding private examina- ton of teachers here. There are about 50 applicants for license in this examin- aGon, consisting principally of pupils of the Green Forest High School.
 @Oh, out that was a glorious down. pour that came Tuesday afternoon! Farmers who had been looking down their noses in anticipation of another dry season are now exercising a smile of general satisfaction. "A BARGAIN: 200-acre farm, 80 in cultivation, fine young orchard, close to school and church, six miles from the railroad, fair buildings, fine water and inc timber. Can be bought for 5000. Sec the Carroll County Abstract Go. aaJ. c. Harbert, pr. Poynor, A. J. Ia Dor and A. J. Russell went over to Carrollton Tuesday to attend the funer- al of Hamp Martin, who it was an nounced would be buried with Masonic \. honors, but the rain interferred with the program to the extent that they were unable to remain until the burial took place.
 Mrs. Lena Murchison and little son departed Saturday of last week for Ma son City, H., at which place she was to beE married on Sunday to George H. Furrier, whose home was in that city. The marriage was the result of cores pondence. The couple had met before, hoWeyer, MT. Furrier having visited her last fall