The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-21

| NOee the chango Tn articles and prices in the ad of the N. Y. Store. | Miss Sue Burney is home from the state university at Fayetteville.
 THE TRIBUNE acknowledges calls from number of teachers who attended the l institute. l No man was ever heard to say he didn't get his moneys worth at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 Mrs. c. Harbert has been quite sick during the past week but is now convalescent.
 There will be a big Fourth of July celebration at Denver to which every body is invited.
 Prof. R. F. Case and wife of Denver were guests at the home of J. c. Har- bert first of the week.
 The regular annual election of officers of the Masonic lodge at this place oc- CUTS on next Saturday night. l Ladies, buy your Fourth of July dresses at Coxsey Bros.' They have the best line of goods at the lowest prices. All the nearby Masonic and Eastern Star lodges are invited to participate in | the celebration of St. Johns day at Car rollton, on the 24th.
 The closing out sale. of lawns and other summer dress goods is now on at Coxsey Bros'. They have unexcelled bargains in this line of goods. Talking about money! Why, we've got some left over and would like to buy your good notes. Come and see us.
 BANK OF GREEN FOREST.
 Monroe Goforth is again citizen of Green Forest, having moved his family from Eureka Springs to his property near the roller mill, first of the week. Mrs. J. D. Birkes is visiting at the home of her brother, Homer Foster. Her husband is now station agent at Spadra, Ark, on the Missouri Pacific.
 It is stated that Hon. Fred Pell, the Eureka Springs jeweler, is thinking of becoming an independent republican candidate for representative of Carroll county.
 T. o. Walker and wife Robt. Lamb and wife, A. J. Tabor and wife and Dr. T. c. Ramsey and wife constituted a picnic party that spent Sunday last at the celebrated Reeves spring. Mike Thorn of Denison, Tex, arrived Monday and will remain here some time, visiting relatives and recuperating. He also expects the arrival of his wife here l in few days to visit her sister, Mrs. Dave Thorn, who is very low of con- sumption.
 THE TRIBUNE acknowledges pleasant visit on last Saturday afternoon by Roy Armitage and sister, Miss Flora, ot Harrison. MT. Armitage is connected with the Boone Banner and is one of the most promising young newspaper men in the country.
 THE TRIBUNE offers special induce ments to comp etent correspondent at the following points: Carrollton, Osage, Rule, Denver, Yocum, Urbanette and Oak Grove. We propose to make it interesting for those who will furnish us the news of these localities every week.
 George O'Neal, the well-known rus tier of Harrison, was here Tuesday look ing after the business,of,the Ozark Post 6 Timber Go. He says Boone county VIII send a full delegation to the repupllcah insurgent convention at Little ROCK next week. He is an enthusiastic antl-
 machine leader.
 Tn connection with the item last week that Prof. H. H. Davis has agaln peer employed as principal of the Green For
 est school, it should have been statee tbat Prof. E. C..Cooper has also peer
 employed for second place. The prop l oS;t;on which Prof. Davis accepted WtsF , made jointly to him and Prof. Cooper l Mrs. Houston Orre]l hands us the TOT ! lowing figures upon the butter she ha'
 nroduced for market from June l, l9ol to June 1, 1902. Number of pounds soio , s75 3-4; amount received for same
 st3t 93. Butter is only one item or th'
 surplus products MT. and Mrs. ofrei
 b.va nroduced to sell. They are none.