The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-03
I wish to thank my many friends and

J ed me we'll. l trust that have merited this good treatment for have put forth every effort to please and to give you the best goods possible at the lowest prices. I shall continue striving to please you and to make it most pleas ant and profitable for you to give me continuance of your kind farors. Wish ing you happy New Year beg to re- main, Yours respectfully, R. l.. JERNIGAN. For Green Forest Drug Company. Miss Fife Harris is recovering from a brief illness.
 MT. and Mrs. R. L. Jernigan enter tained the ladies of the Green Forest Reading Club Friday evening. For the first time in the history of the club the "4nen folks" were permitted to be pres ent and enjoy the occasion. A unique ! feature of the evening was the picture contest. Each guest was required to furnish picture of himself or herself when baby. Each picture was num- bered and each guest was furnished a tally sheet properly numbered. The pictures were then passed around and the one who could succeed in properly identifying the pictures was awarded first prize and the one making the great est failure the booby prize. Mrs. F. O. Butt won first prize, box of delicious candy, and MT. George Birkes the booby prize, tin horn. Those present were: :: MT. and Mrs. A. J. Tabor, MT. and Mrs. F. O. Butt, MT. and Mrs. Charles liar bert, MT. and Mrs. A. J. Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Bedding, Mrs. Homer Foster, Mir. George Birkes and Miss Cliffie Ramsey.
 Ifyou desire to attend school, write for catalogue of the Green Forest High School. Address,
 E. c. COOPER, Principal. l At the recent meeting of the town council the resigns tions of T. s. Phil lips, E. Leach and T. M. Buell. were re- ceiyed and E. s. Harris, G. w. Coxsey and John Buell. were elected to fill out their unexpired terms. We are in- formed that the council will soon make a determined effort to put the depot street up in some decent sort of shape and build sidewalk covering this dis tance at the earliest possible time.
 The spoiled child is generally too fresh, but fresh groceries are best when the price is honest-as at Tabor, Fore man & Harbert's.
 It is the fellow who has plenty ot money and can pay his subscripti on "any old time,' but neglects to do So, that helps to make a publisher "hard run," sometimes as much as the fellow who won't.
 Order your meat from Pullman's. | J. w. Battin of Russell Shell, Mont., arrived Tuesday and will visit relatives for a couple of months.
 The Green Forest Roller Mill Go. is running day and night lately in or der to meet the demand for their pro- duet. On Tuesday they receivei or ders for two cars to be shipped east oa the railroad. Wherever introduced Green Forest flour takes the lead.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Hurd and son Bill are again numbered with the inha bitants of Green Forest, having moved ovel from Eureka Springs Thursday. We gladly welcome them back.
 Senator Butt leaves Sunday for Little Rock, where he goes to take up his duties in the state legislature, which convenes the t2th. Mrs. Butt and John will follow in a few days and remain ir the state capital during the entire session.
 I J. c. Hancock has opened a shoe re- pair shop at his residence. All work first class.
 Next Monday is the regular meeting of the directors of the Green Forest Oil 6 Gas Go. There is some important business to be considered at this meet- ing and full attendance is requested.
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