The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-14
All the latest fads in ice cold drinks

The longest lemonade and milk shakes in town at Alvin Butts.
 Everything up-to-now in the grocery line at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Miss Flora Armitage of Harrison is here, the guest of her cousin, Mrs Homer Foster.
 The paint brush has been applied to the handsome home ofL. H Smith with a very pleasing effect.
 Mrs. Chas. Jones has returned to her home at Gainesville, Mo-, after ten days visit at the home of her father, T. D. Bliss.
 We are loaning money every day. If you want to borrow come and see us.
 Yours for business,
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST.
 Some farmers. have estimated their wheat yield as high as 35 bushels to the acre, which would be a record breaker for this country.
 Talking about money! Why, we've got some left over and would like to buy your good notes. Come and see us.
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST.
 Bryan will make two visits to Eureka Springs this summer. If he will come over to Green Forest he will find a model grocery stock at Tabor & Fore mans.
 F. w. Maxwell was dispatched here from Eureka Springs to take care of the railroad company's business Wednesday, while Agent Beach was away getting married.
 F. o. Mccall was mixing with his Green Forest friends (and admirers) Sunday. Since school is out here he has taken up the study of medicine in Dr. Jordan's office at Eureka Springs.
 Dr. Crozier, the Dentist, will again be in Green Forest on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 23, "A, 9 and 26. His office this time will be in Central Block, across the hall from Dr. Poynor's office.
 The decoration day entertainment by the w. o. w. camp on Friday afternoon of last week was a pleasant success. A good audience attended the exercises at the cemetery in the afternoon and at the church in the evening.
 A BARGAIn: 200-acre farm, 80 in cultivation, fine young orchard, close to school and church, six miles from the fair buildings, fine water and fine timber. Can be bought for S1O00. See the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 Miss Matte Phillips is conducting private school at Eureka Springs with good success. Her two brothers, Roy and Cecil, are over there going to school and assisting in keeping house for their papa, who has employment as a stone mason.
 The following persons have been guests at the home of Col. Fancher during the past week: Mesdames J. 5. Weaver of Harrison, pr. Watkins and Miss Donnie Watkins of Carrollton and Miss Bessie Fancher and T. D. Reagan of Osage.
 Sickness has been the commonest sort of a common thing during the past week. It would be hard to enumerate all who have had spell of the prevailing cpl demic. Some attribute the cause to new potatoes, others say one thing and some another. Dr. Ramsey says it is in the air. but as yet there has been no well defined movement to quit breathing. A. Wrinkle and son of Raum were Tn town Saturday and made THE TRIBUNE 3 very pleasant and substantial visit. MT. Wrinkle came up after McCormlck reaper he recently purchased. Tie Say that crop prospects are absolutely the finest he ever saw. He says that the delegation that left his country for ldah( are all dissatisfied and he looks 1ol them all back in the fall.
 Misses Ruth Grim, Ida Harbert Gertie Seitz, Fife Harris, Mabel Buell. Mae Leach, Nellie Herrick, accompanied bv George Birkes, George Buell., Will jam Sneed, Jr., Massie Seitz' Clemen Pvron and Dr. Morrow, composed al outing party that spent Sunday or Osaee. boat riding and picnicking gen erally. The girls relate very eAcllihs story of a trout more than foot lons