The Green Forest tribune., 1902-07-12
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:. derrick is again quite ill. 'a H, .ra,oman want to buy sheaf
 Rank of Green Forest will buy 'hes otes.
 'e ,;as of wall paper at Green For
 lug Go.
 NeAa}sr callen is so journing at La Colo,
 >GNNn nrs with Rhodes & o'Neal before OY x |uy grain drill' "A s Cozsey was in St. Louis first of p ook with shipment of stock. K .l profits, quick sales and lots of " Tabor & Foreman's grocery. x ,s purnice Foreman is slowly re- x .;no from a recent severe illness. "A bn Rhodes is again behind the K ,tor in the Rhodes 6; O'Neal hard O o]d stale drugs to work off on you = ,reen Forest Drug Co.'S. Everything , bh.
 Jncle Alex Henry is at home again
 or several weeks visit with Missouri
 atives.
 Note the removal of Mrs. c. c. O'Neal
 the Foster old stand, opposite Hotel
 easant.
 Wv. A. Ragland, a loan agent of Tex
 F,ana, was registered at the Maine
 ueSday
 Mai. Drought and wife spent several
 avs at their home in Kansas City, ar- wing here again Wednesday.
 Barber Geo. Phillips and wife spent a portion of the past week at the home of Mrs. Phillips parents on Reels creek.
 C. H. Smith and children have gone Ito Springfield, Mo-, to attend dedicatory exercises of church of the Latter Day Saints.
 The two drummers, Len and Fred Nunnally, were here again first of the week on a short vacation with the home-follzs.
 Monroe Burkett of Marble was in town Tuesday. He informs us that he will soon move to Alpena to engage in the mercantile business.
 Green Forest people scattered out all over the country to celebrate the 4th. It would be most too much of task to undertake to give particulars.
 Dry goods, clothing and hardware are not in their line, but when 1t comes to groceries there is no end to variety and bargains at Tabor & Foreman's.
 Mesdames Rosa Harris and Harvey Ford of Rogers, mother and sister o1 Mrs. Wash Tanning, were guests at the home of the latter during the past week Nellie, the 4-year old daughter of Ae McNemar residing out north of town was critically ill first of the week ot con gestion of the brain, but is now recover ing rapidly.
 Mrs. c. c. O'Neal has moved to Eos ter's old stand, opposite Hotel Pleasant where she will open a large stock o Racket goods in connection with he millinery business.
 Miss Jamie Shibley of Green Pores has been employed to teach the publl school in district 70, six miles west o Beaver. The school will open frs Monday in August.
 The mineral excitement is just now high pitch in Green Forest, but it ha not detracted any attention from tn numerous bargains in groceries Tabor 6 Foreman's.
 J. E. Franklin of Frederickstowr Mo-, vice president of the Bank of Gree Forest, was here to attend the annui meeting of the stockholders of that Tn stitution on last Saturday night.
 In order to close out her shirt waist before the season closes, Mrs. C. | O'Neal will sell the remainder now stock at and below cost. She has som excellent bargains. Call and examlr them in her new location, across tf street from Hotel Pleasant.
 Dr. Erton Poynor and bride arrive on the 10 o'clock train Wednesday, ha' ing spent their honeymoon with MT Poynor's mother at Decater, Ark. TIT