The Green Forest tribune., 1902-08-16
6V~ Local Mention.

! AhAxAAh1nA x saier J. A. Buell. visited osage x day.
 * Rank of Green Forest will buy * notes.
 sleb Enix left on his return to Kan x City Saturday night. F orbant c. c. O'Neal made busi- z visit to Denver Tuesday. \ ,-con & Son are now laying brick on F Jrvv;lle's new hotel building.
 n. Hailey and family of Berryville s Green Forest visitors Sunday. lom Wyatt has residence in course onstruction in the Carter addition.
 to, can always get three twists of acco for 10 cents at c. A. Ramsey's. Fohn Walker and wife left Thursday ming returning to their home at AL la, Tex.
 i. p. Wilson was called to Washburn,
 last week on account of the illness
 relative.
 Little Nellie Harbert, daughter of
 lillian Harbert, was reported quite
 Fk Tuesday.
 Irwin Whitaker, the real estate hust-
 |, was mixing with the visitors at
 ureka Springs Tuesday.
 fits pIow you need buy the "Gen-
 inc Oliver Chilled" and South Bend
 ows at Rhodes Sc O'Neal's.
 Hon. B. B. Hudgins, democratic nom- bee for railroad commissioner, is billed speak here today, Saturday.
 Everybody is rapidly catching on to he fact that c. A. Ramsey's is the place to go for bargains in groceries.
 The luscious Elbertas are now plenti- Jul. They have been furnished on the ocal market this week at fifty cents a bushel. Economy we'll practiced will beat gold mine sometimes. Be economical |by buying your table supplies of Tabor |& Foreman.
 Mrs. J. B. Holloway and two little sons of Kirksvilie, Mo-, are visiting at the home of her father, J. B. Hoag at Yo- cum, for & short time.
 L. E. Harbert, c. B. Grim and J. H. Ramsey were among the Green Forest ties who heard the candidates for gover- nor speak at Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. A. E. feathers reports the larg- est cabbage yield of the season. She says that many cabbage heads in her garden weighed sixteen pounds.
 Prof. B. M. Sims is training singing class in Green Forest this week and will help furnish music at the dedicatory services at the Baptist church Sunday.
 With every dozen Platino photos Burnett will give absolutely free one Sx10 picture, enlarged from same nega- tive. See samples at gallery. Graham's old stand.
 P. M. Phillips and daughter, Miss Irene, are here from Roseland, Tex, for short visit with relatives. Pleas left here some years ago for Texas and we are glad to note that he found the Lone Star state good place to live.
 Uncle Will Sneed was taken suddenly and seriously ill while at Osage few days ago and has been under the care of the doctor ever since, but last reports of his condition were favorable. We hope he may be able to return home soon.
 Uncle Frank Jageman presented us with half dozen peaches of the Old Nixon variety Tuesday. They are a shade larger than any Elbertas we have seen this season, and are certainly a very fine variety. They are a light yellow cling.
 Ii you are more than year in arrears With HE TRIBUNE your name will be cut on the list and account placed in the hands of a collector if not otherwise ar ranged before Sept. 1. Look at your tag and see if you are not one of the number. We need the pay for our paper and must have it.
 The worst wrecked vehicle we have seen for good many days is that bran new buggy of J. F. Walker. Three of