The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-22
Local Mention.
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MiSr hiflh ifOoo LtS'' bCOh 0p II Oill carrolton visiting this week.
 Prof. Burney came up from Carrollton to spend Sunday with his family. Ian Whitaker was in this week on a short visit from Checotah, l. T.
 For cheap apple trees, all the lead ing varieties, see J. B. Reeves. Oh say, isn't that the incest lard YOU ever saw at Rudd's Meat Market?
 Bert Snow and wife are back to this country after year or so in the west.
 The brick walls of J. c. Tabor's gro- cery are going up rapidly this week. The best of everything at the best pricses at Tabor, Foreman &c Harbert's. J. L. Rhodes, the Yocum miller, was looking after business in town Tuesday. Col. J, P. Fancher was in Eureka Springs on business Monday and Tues day.
 c. Bower has not been we'll enough to pursue his duties as shoe cobbler this week.
 Isaac Estes and wife made safe their return Tuesday after a years visit in Texas.
 Hon. F, o. Butt has gone to Little Rock to attend the Masonic Grand Lodge.
 Get your fresh beef, pork, mutton, liver, sausage, heart and tongue at Pullman's.
 The 7months baby boy of Laban All red of Rule died on Saturday morning oiiast week.
 Bert LewalIen will go to Sedalia, Mo-, take a course in telegraphy first of be coming month.
 Lowest prices to be had on l. year old Rpple trees at J. B. Reeves nursery, one pile north of town.
 Joe seidel will pay the highest cash lce for furs, geese, chickens, hides. lyl, etc., at the Galloway stand. ksB. c. McNiel has returned to his home ear Tahlequah, I. T., after months isit with old friends and relatives. For apple trees see J. B. Reeves. He roposes to make quick work of his fall aes by making the price sell them.
 Tabor, Foreman & Harbert can in- crest you in either groceries or general ferchandise. They want your trade.
 Larkin Williams and wife of Harri-
 have been guests at the home of
 rank Jageman since Wednesday
 light.
 Don't forget to take your produce, aoblts, squirrels, quails' eggs, and but to Joe Seidel and get the highest
 ash price.
 0. Tabor has sold Bob Mcbride a tacre tract off the east part of his
 Im MT. Mcbride expects to improve Z splace for home. A n M. Foster has gone to St. Louis
 short business trip. tis intimated z a' ne may go on the road as drum ss tf again in few days. Fs me family of Bob Parks moved to F ui'Ka Springs Tuesday, where Bob s@ been finding employment as car- - A'er for several months past. ,V prectors of the Green Forest Oil & oo are called to meet at 2 D. m., q 'ufoay, Nov. P, at the Secretary's s A " G. M. WALLACE, Pres. z turkey and cranberry sauce and other A ,.,'S ', all for 25 cents at the Thanks
 %s alnner to be served by the Home Haon Society in the Bailey block.
 'N' McMorris of Charleston, H., an arnval Wednesday, coming on a
 sslt to his uncle, Sam McMorris, aeaf Hugh. MT. McMorris is land
 ''Anlgration agent of the Frisco. K s''e IS great difference in Millinery
 ' mat were made to sell and those 1nA "''e made to wear. Everything
 Y Mrs. Walker is of the durable
 pee her goods before you buy.
 .s ps frank Lawrence brought to
 = s"soNE office two monster turnips na. a'aay, one of which weighed six i, and the other, not quite so UladGnpn1 4 cl