The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-29
Ladies $500 Hats s1 50 at N, Y. Store.

| the past week in Eureka Springs, ] The temperature ''drapped'' away down Wednesday night furnishing us the first ice of the season.
 c. Q. Williams of Harrison was smil- Ing on one of Green Forests good look ing girls Thanksgiving day.
 Mrs. William Brown of Berryville is a guest at the home of J. c. Harbert this week. She is an aunt of Mrs. Harbert.
 Until after holidays prices will be low CT than ever before at the N. Y. Store. Call if you want some of the best bar gains you ever saw.
 The bottom seems to have been knock ed out of the cattle market lately. Some stock shipped from this section to St. Louis this week only brought 2i5. M. s. Coxsey has been keeping the road warm from Green Forest to St. Louis lately, having made two trips with stock in the past ten or twelve days. Asia Delozier and Miss Cora Buell. were married at the home of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buell., on Thursday of last week, Rev. Stanhope officiating. The groom is son of Ed Delozier, residing four miles northeast of Green Forest.
 Larkin Williams and wife of Harri- son, who visited at the home of Frank Jageman last week, were very much im- pressed with Green Forest and may de- eide to locate here later on. Mr. Will Hams was until recently engaged in the livery business at Harrison, being the proprietor of the Ozark Transfer. William Stevens returned Monday from Welch, I. T where he was called last week on account of serious injury his son Norman received in a difficulty at dance near that place on Tuesday night of last week, his skull having been fractured by blow from some heavy instrument. The young mans condition was favorable to recovery when MT. Stevens left him.
 The work of taking options for Maj. Drought has been completely rained out so far this week, but Col. Fancher, who heads the committee that has been se- lected to do this work, is encouraged l from what he has so far learned concern ing renewals of those in effect as we'll as the securing of the desired new ones. The territory asked to be covered as nearly as possible by these options is the lands lying south and west of Green Forest between the foot of the mountain.
 All kinds of breakfast foods, cheapest and most healthful, at Tabor, Foreman & Harbert's.
 The showing in attendance and en- thusiasm at the meeting of the local horticultural association on Thursday afternoon of last week was just little better than has been displayed by the members fer sometime past. A quorum was present at the hour designated and the matter of entertainment of the meet ing of the state society was considered, committees being appointed as follows On arrangements, E. $. Foreman, J. B. Reeves, A. J. Cox, J. A. Standlee and G. R. Blasingame; on reception, L. s. Shibley, Irwin Whitaker, c. E. Fore man, A. J. Russell and .. c. Haflick These committees were empowered to call upon other members of the society and citizens generally for such assist ance as is needed, and it is expected that all members of the society and every body else will do what they can to make the meeting a success. The society ad- rjourned to meet on Saturday, Dec. 18th
 Best place to buy groceries in Green Forest is Tanning &c Bikes.
 It was quite unexpected and very sad news, when it was announced Monday afternoon that Charles Pyron had been found dead at the home of his son, Bud Pyron, near the brick yard. He had been complaining for some few days with a pain in his stomach, but he had re- marked during the day that he believed that it was heart trouble, and it Was doubtless one of these spells that termi- mated his life so suddenly. Bud had gone to Harrison on the morning train and Mrs. Pyron had been at neighbor's house about an hour when she returned and found his body lifeless corpse upon the floor. During Mrs. Pyron's absence he had watered the horses and at the