The Green Forest tribune., 1902-05-03
Local Mention.

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 It is about time for the opening of summer drink shops.
 You will probably be safe now in talk ing down your heater.
 Don't sell your produce until you get prices from Coxsey Bros.
 New line of elegant street hats just re- cieyed by Mrs. c. c. O'Neal.
 Coxsey Bros. pay the highest cash price for ail kinds of produce.
 U. o. Michell spent Sunday and Mon- day with his family at Green Forest.
 You want the highest pnces for your produce and Coxsey Bros. will pay it.
 The n-Hurst-Redfearn Produce GO, furnishes the best market for wool.
 G. W. Stapleton of Lamar, Mo-, is here the guest of his son, w. A. Staple ton.
 Fl. o. Mccall and J. E. Gregson visit- od the formers home near Grand View Sunday.
 Miss Belle Birks of Kings River was here visiting her brother George Birks firSt of the week.
 Coxsey Bros. are buying produce for Swift & Go. of Springfield and will pay thehighest prices.
 Room suitable for ice cream parlor and summer drinks, for rent. Call at THE TRIBUNE office.
 Al number of Green Forest folks at @ tended the Odd Fellows celebration at 8 Berryville last Saturday.
 Al handsome yard fence is the latest 4 improvement about the elegant subur- < ban home of 4. M. Webb.
 Byron 8c Son are soon to begin another large brick kiln on their yard in the south part of Green Forest. N Wash Tanning has again severed his connections with the railroad surveyors and is at home in Green Forest.
 Mrs. Alice Jones of P aris, Tex, ar Nrived here Tuesday in time to attend the Byfuneral of her brother, John M. Jerni- gan.
 M Miss Lulu Puckett is reported ser Aiously i'll, having suffered a severe at @ack of nervous prostration on last Sat- urday night.
 Capt. Lightburn and wife are over from Eureka Springs spending the week K at the home of their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Jernigan.
 The windows and doors for the Bap- tistchurch have been received this week. The windows are of the latest pattern of X art glass, being both beautiful and sub stantal. -,.
 The visitors who went from Green K Forest to the reunion at Dallas have about all returned. G. N. Norris and GIG. McNiel included a visit to Gal weston on their trip. -@
 FOR SALE:-An &C., acre farm, 35 acres x in Cultivation, four room dwelling, good water and timber near school house, six miles east of Green Forest. Price $425. ( Call on Carroll County Abstract Go.
 The Green Forest Cornet Band is waking up after several months lethargy on Recount of the absence of a number of its important members. We hope to see them get strengthened out in good shape.
 The Jean Hurst -Redfearn Produce K Co. want to buy everything in the pro- Z. duce line that is marketable and guar aptee to pay the top prices in cash all the time. You can unload either on the square or Broadway in Green Forest.
 A BARGAIN: 2OO-acre farm, 80 in cultivation, fine young orchard, close to school and church, six miles from the railroad, fair buildings, fine water and K line timber. Can be bought for 5000. See the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 Everett Faulkner, who has been talk K ing a special course in the Green Forest school and studying law in F. o. Butts otmce for some months past, has return ed to his home near Alpena. During his Stay here Everett made many warm N friends who will be glad to welcome his return at any time.
 The protracted meeting under the di- | rectlon of Revs. Thompson and Keener