The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-07

Remember that Ed Puckett is agent for the Harrison Steam Laundry. Sat isfaction guaranteed.
 Try that new coffee "Blankes First Call" at Tabor & Foreman's. Your money back if you don't like it.
 T. S. Phillips has been in Eureka Springs for sometime past, closing out the Mill Company's feed business there.
 THE TRIBUNE is pleased to note that Miss Nelle Herrick has so far recovered from her long illness to be able to be out.
 Carpenter J. A. Jaques was home from Eureka Springs first of the week. He is now engaged in helping overhaul the Crescent Hotel.
 Wm. Marriott of Denver has been given the contract to plaster the Bap- tist church. Kim Howard has also been employed to do the painting.
 Crop indications are encouraging. It is also encouraging to the many custo- mers of Tabor &c Foreman to find there is no let up in their low prices on all lines of groceries.
 A BARGAIN: 2O0-acre farm, 80 in cultivation, fine young orchard, close to school and church, six miles from the railroad, fair buildings, fine water and fine timber. Can be bought for 5000. See the Carroll County Abstract Go.
 Misses Nellie and Lulu Puckett de- parted Tuesday for the formers home at Paris, Texas. It is hoped that the change of climate will be beneficial to Miss Lulu's health.
 Pearl Parker of Green Forest and Miss Stella Price of Jasper were mar ried at Harrison week ago last Sum- day. They have located at St. Joe where Pearl has established himself in the barber business.
 
 Skinkle credit for quite a bit more of substantial street work. He is certainly the right man for the right place. He manages the employment of hands and over seeing of the work well and he : knows the sort of work needed.
 The 8-months old son of Walter Sta pleton got hold of small piece of con- centrated lye on Wednesday, which gave the younster a very sore mouth and his parents deal of uneasiness until it was ascertained that none of the lye had been swallowed. It was indeed narrow escape.
 S. w. Beach, the popular station agent at Green Forest, is to take untoe himself a wife on next Wednesday, June Ii, in the person of Miss Isadora Andrews, the accomplished daughter of Judge J. w. Andrews of Harrison. The wedding will be quiet affair, only few relatives of the contracting parties being invited.
 VIC. Owens returned from the Ga lena court last week. He was much elated over the acquittal of his son, Dill lard. in that court on the charge of cat tie stealing. He was especially pleased with the able manner that his attorney, I w. George of Cassvile, handled the case. He says billiard returned to Carthage. Mo-, where he has job on the railroad.
 Dr. J. L. Reich. the father and pro- moter of the new town of Everton, spent Saturday looking after interests here' He informs us that already number Of lots have been sold, and several business houses are being erected at Everton. It lis understood that the railroad will To- cate it's shops and division headquarters there. e.-Harrison Times.
 The adjourned meeting of the town shin republican convention was again in session last Saturday. Owing to the noor representation the convention was aoain adjourned till the third Saturday in July. All republicans are earnestly requested to be in attendance on thls date atwhich time candidates for the township offices will be named. JB. Hardin has decided to sever hls business relations in Green Forest and will go to Kansas City first Of the com ino month in search of a new location. During his stay of almost year here } MT Hardin has not only proved himself { business rastler but an affable gentle man such as you seldom meet. lie leaves nothing but friends ln Green