The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-15

The Emporium has the latest styles in hats, belts and baby cloaks.
 Oh say, isn't that the incest lard you ever saw at Rudd's Meat Market?
 Mrs. George Phillips and babe are visiting her parents on Reels creek.
 s. L. Riley, the St. Joe townsite agent, was in town again Thursday.
 See the call Of Mayor O'Neal for a meeting of the citizens Saturday night.
 Orton Walker is wearing leather apron in at the Green Forest Saddlery Co.'S.
 Miss Mary Fancher has been visiting with Berryville relatives and friends during the past week.
 Would you not like to be numbered among the contributors to the Ed. Isaac Standlee monument fund?
 Capt. L. K. Harbert is having the foundation put in for 24x80 store house adjoining the east side of c. B. Grim's store.
 Tabor, Foreman 6c Harbert have yet large number of the very best articles Of general merchandise they are selling at actual St. Louis cost.
 Miss Ruth Grim entertained Miss Cliffie Ram sey, Joe Fancher, and Bur- ton George at dinner Sunday in honor of her seventeenth birthday.
 c. c. O'Neal is now the whole push of the Rhodes & O'Neal hardware es- tablishment, having acquired MT. Rhodes interest in the business.
 TIE TRIBUNE is glad to be able to re- port that the condition of Miss Willie Reed is somewhat improved and that hopes are entertained for her recovery.
 "Home Sweet Home" can be sung with much greater degree of understanding, if your table is supplied with groceries from the store of Tabor, Foreman & Harbert.
 There has been about forty bales of cotton received for shipment at Green Forest station during the past few days. It is hauled from the vicinity of Cedar Valley, Mo.
 Tabor, Foreman & Harbert have been slightly delayed in moving their stock of goods up from the depot, but ex- pect to have the change of location made in few days.
 Walter Stapleton has been asked by J. E. Franklin to hold himself in readi- ness to accept employment in some one of the numerous banks in which the lat ter is interested.
 Tabor, Foreman 6, Harbert have had their store moved slightly to the east this week to square it with the world and give room for the brick wall of J. c. Tabor's new store.
 Joe Erwin came up from Denver Wednesday and took the night train for Langton, Kan, on short visit to the home of his brother, Mike, who re- sides near that place.
 T. 0. Walker has tradeds his livery barn with some "boot' to Wilson Bros, who are occupying the barn, for 200- acre farm on Kings River, about fifteen miles southwest of Green Forest.
 Dr. Poynor and daughter, Miss Seda- lia, departed Wednesday night for C)arksyille on a short visit to relatives. Doctor will attend the Masonic Grand Lodge at Little Rock before returning.
 A. J. Tabor and A. J. Russell have gone to Conway to attend the annual meeting of the Baptist State Conyendon' They will attend the Masonic Grand Lodge which meets in Little Rock the 18th.
 All persons indebted to the firm of Hurd & Stapleton will find their ac- counts in the hands of J. A. Buell. at the Bank of Green Forest. Suits will be brought on all not settled by Decem- Der 10th.
 The Green Forest Saddlery Co. has the best leather sewing machine ChaV money can buy. They guarantee all work to be the best and use nothing out the best material, yet their prices are exceedingly low.
 The well which the railroad company