The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-08

parties who are deSirous of first class work should call early on his arrival for free examinations and prices on all classes of MODERN DENTAL WORK. Office at the Star Hotel.
 Colored cotton thread, silk thread and button hole twist at the Emporium.
 A. P. Naples was in town Wednesday He tells us he has abandoned the idea of moving to Texas.
 Save from 50 cents to SI.0O on the pair by buying your shoes at Tabor, Foreman & Harbert's.
 Several Green Forest young people attended bapUising on 0sage south of Berryyille Sunday afternoon. There were eighteen candidates.
 The Green Forest Telephone Co., have received another supply of improved phones which are being added to the ex- change as fast as connections can be made.
 Tabor, Foreman & Harbert will con- solidate their stock of general merchan- disc and groceries first of the coming week in the building now occupied by their groceries.
 After several misfits n arrangements to drift from the bottom of the Drought shaft to the drill hole, ten of the hands took the contract for S200 and expect to have the job completed by the end of the week.
 Another important real estate deal was knocked the past week on account of defect in the title. If you have any idea of selling, you should have an abstract prepared by the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 There can be no longer any doubt about it, general reformation in farm- ing in this locality has been launched Col. J. P. Fancher departed for his farm Wednesday morning armed with a bran new ax and a full "poke" of smoking tobacco.
 There was not enough interest mani | fested in Tuesdays election in Hickory township for it to be observed that any | thing more than the ordinary was or hands. In the north ward there were 4t votes cast for Dinsmore and 10 for Me Pherson and in the south ward Dins- more received 28 and McPherson Ii votes.
 H. Nj. Foster has resigned his posi- ton ae commercial traveller for Meyer l Smidt Grocery Go. of St. Louis and is 1 contemplating embarking in business again in Green Forest. Homer is a high class, enterprising business man ane THE TRIBUNE would be greatly pleased to see him once more numbered among our merchants.
 s. c. Stanhope has recently received from the Walnut Valley Stock Farm o1 Monett, Mo-, a Poland China male whose pedigree shows him to be of the best family of Poland China hogs 1T Missouri. He is of an April litter and is beauty to the eye of an admirer O fine stock. Nothing is so badly needed in the hog business in this country as the introduction of thoroughbreds, and THE TRIBUNE congratulates MT. Stan hope upon this enterprising step.
 After months finger at the threshold of death, Leslie Kirkham of Berryville cave up hls brave struggle for life and ouietiv passed away on last Monday morning. He was the oldest son of Mir and Mrs. J. w. Kirkham and was just developing into manhood, being in hi' nineteenth year. He was boy of uh- usual intellect, having recently gradu- ated in a school of pharmacy at Valpa- raiso. Ind. with the highest honors oi his class. He was young man o1 whom any parents might well have been nrond. Interment was made at Berry vile Tuesday afternoon. The bereft parents have the sympathy of many rel atiyes and friends about Green forest'