The Green Forest tribune., 1903-02-21
Local Mention.

Dr. Poynor has good horse for sale.
 Both Sunday Schools were rained
 cut Sunday.
 Mrs. A. J. Tabor is selling winter hats
 and caps at cost.
 Miss Burnice Foreman has been i'll for
 several days past.
 Winter is pretty nearly over, accord
 ing to the calendar.
 Continued bad weather has greatly
 retarded street improvement.
 States, pencils, tablets, lunch boxes, and baskets at Mrs. A. J. Tabor's. Col. Len Nunnally was home this
 week for a few days visit and rest up. H. H. Martin is carrying his left hand
 in a sling as a result of fall few days Sago. Miss Almeda Markley of Batavia has
 been visiting with friends here during the past week.
 J. B. Reeves has been kept indoors sgopd part of the past week, taking care
 of a case of the grip. You are sure to get the best articles that money can buy when you trade with C. c. O'Neal & Go. Mrs. Leslie Owens, nee Miss Jamie ! Shibley, departed Saturday to join her shusband at Raton, N. M. 3 Special bargains in all lines of fur Eniture at L. V. Porrer's. He can supply your wants on terms to suit. T. o. Walker finished moving to his farm this week, having taken Mrs. Walker and the children over Thursday. A sure cure for hunger is that excel @lent beef steak and pork at Pullman's
 market. Telephone g. Prompt deliv- Aery.
 Edwin Price of Berryville and Miss Ova Grigg of Kingston are new pupils &entering the Green Forest High School this week.
 Ben Wells of Brasher, Mo-, arrived Thursday on visit at the homes of his father T. J. Wells and his brother w. NJ. Wells.
 N Senator F. o. Butt spent the time 4tctween trains in town Sunday. He s'attended court at Berryville Monday
 and Tuesday.
 \ Many fears are expressed for the ( safety of the peach crop. It is more \ than likely that the late freeze-up has X made clean sweep. \ Tanning & Birkes have nothing to Naive away, but they are making liber- al division of the profts on groceries < with their customers. VI MT. and Ms. Charles Hafick are en- < &tertaining their brother-in-law, Harry x Mackey of Gallon, Ohio, who arrived @ Wednesday to visit for month. Wash Benton has moved back from q Omaha to his nome south of town, hav- ing severed his connection with the 8 Fancy County Mining 8c Lumber Go. M M. M. Morrow and son Hugh of Fay 4 4etteville, father and brother of Dr. F. R. I Morrow, were visitors here last week, @taking in the proceedings of the horti- &cultural society.
 q Sam Duty, the new proprietor of Ho- N tel Maine, has bought Luther Wilson's interest in the livery and transfer busi- ness changing the style of the livery firm from Wilson Bros. to Wilson 6 Duty. Every member of the school board T will be to elect at the May meeting except 8Dr. .Roynor. The terms of A. J. Russell SnpS D. J. Cox expire and G. R. Blasin-
 xame, T. M. Buell. and T. o. Walker sz6f1ee removed from the district.
 ~ It should be remembered that in ad- tvahce nor any other way is THE TRIBUNE #sentyto subscribers out of Carroll county &Y& less than a dollar year. We did @have a rate of 50 cents, but we quit Nit when we found it a source of loss to us. # Collector Anderson gathered up about %a thousand dollars of floating change in .#Green Forest Friday and Saturday last.
 Nile says the people are meeting their taxes quite readily SO far this collection. Nile is being assisted by Burr Seitz of
 psage.