The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-17

 Local Mention.


 { Rhodes.
 Pucket & Phillips an order for
 tajlor-made suit.
 sinds of frst-class black-smithing
 by s. Bryant, near depot.
 on you go to Coxsey's you are sure
 what you are looking for.
 ro, County Fair Wednesday,
 day, Friday and Saturday. =. .,ssssg in the line of furniture,
 br second hand, cheap, at L. V.
 r's.
 the best goods and lowest prices
 erything in Hardware go to c. c.
 kl& Co.'S.
 Phillips and sister, Miss Nan,
 B. Russell were over from Flu
 Springs to spend Sunday.
 l.. Russell went over to Eureka
 gs Monday night to assist on the
 Times Echo force for a few days.
 your heating stoves at c. c.
 Ri $ Co.'S. They have all kinds of Irs and their prices are the lowest.
 ses Sue and Mary Burney left Sat-
 for school, the former going to Neville and the latter to Oxford,
 Try variety of marketable produce
 ght by J. B. Harden. He is the ] of the market and always pays
 b in cash.
 can buy second hand cook stove tier from l.. V. Porter, good al- as new, for about one-third the of a new one.
 is here and winter is coming, he time of year that people must the substantial comforts of life. " Bros. have them from the N up.
 t wonder if Tanning & Birkes has so. If such thing is commonly a first-class grocery be assured (hey have it for the least money
 can be bought anywhere. H. Colyin is Green Forests new n agent, having taken charge |sturday. He has been in the em- f the St. l.. &c N. A. since last
 as agent at St. Joe. He came Illinois.
 |re is no guess work about the l of goods handled by Tanning & E. The fact that you buy from
 5 a positive guarantee that you bought the best article of the kind market.
 mers, bring in samples of your products to Irwin Whitaker not than Monday. He proposes to d special Green Forest display at Rlr and he should have the help of farmer and business man in the unity. !. Foreman is at home again after ! Of two weeks with relatives at |Okla. He reports a plesant trip enjoyable visit. He says |oma presents the appearance of f the most prosperous countries ever seen.
 K. Twilleager of Siloam Springs gre first of the week looking over |ountry with view of locating. decidedly of the opinion that our lands are much to be preferred to a renter where the price of land |ond a poor mans reach.
 gawrence was up from Cedar \, Mo, Monday and had some printed, advertising a public sale stock, household goods, etc; for (4. MT. Lawrence says it is his (loh to move to Green Forest as fI his interests down there are |hlof.
 Carroll County Medical Society | session here Tuesday. Tn addi- ! ehe regular routine of business ef of valuable papers of interest to Pfolession were read. The next p'g of the Society will be held at fa springs in April. Besides the fraternity there were present, Geht V. F. Lasangne, Secretary J. ayes Sr., Treasurer R. G. Floyd, Fran ". P. George, J. B. Bolton, Feos, C. A. Reid, J. w. Hayes Jr., M. Poynor. The visiting mem were the guests for dinner of the aoctors at Hotel Maine. EsllS Gng table, completely covered with E,ui 1 ,' dishes and those dishes filled 1'l 'he yiands that the markets af- prepared by hands specially skilled urinary art, is calculated in it's Pasure to arouse the admiration and 'ae appetite of mortal man. Such pa Pre slght and such was the appre- [n m at the home of MT. and Mrs. EI |s benton on last Sunday. The F s was wa Tn honor of Mrs. Benton's Bo. nun anniversary, to which 1o' oi friends and relatives had |F', Fl'n,vited. Among those present ins r,u, ;. Il. Spurlin and wife, John Fps ana wife, J. L. Russell and Ina q, ;; Russell and wife, George p9 p ana Wife, Mrs. Mary Philips, bie russell, nh.se!ll T. s. Phillips, Misses