The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-29
Local Mention.
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Oranges, bananas and lemons at
 Galoway'S'
 Ifyou have apples of any kind to sell
 see J. B. Reeves.
 Ire cream Thursday and Saturday
 erenings at Galloway's.
 f. E. Foreman has been assisting at
 Reeves Cannery this week.
 All kinds of first-class black-smithing
 done by S. Bryant, near depot.
 A. J. Russell was looking after some
 msiness affairs at Alpena Tuesday.
 The famous w. l.. Douglass shoes
 the best that's made-for sale by Coxsey
 Bros
 The Buell. grist mill will be in oper- aton at the Reeves cannery after this
 S.t
 W. J. O'Neal and George Hale of
 Yocum township were in town on busi- ness Monday.
 AZ. Graham has been in Eureka Springs the past week, drinking water and visiting friends.
 Low prices, courtesy and a guaranteed grade of goods with every purchase at Tanning &c Birkes' grocery.
 Quite a number of town folks attended the church services conducted by Rev. Armstrong at Coin Sunday.
 c. Bush of St. Louis was guest at the home of his niece, Mrs. c. E. Fore man, Saturday and Sunday. There is no better value in leather than that afforded in pair of Douglass Shoes. Try par, at Coxsey Bros. Hoosier Grain Drills the best drill on earth, adapted to both rough and smooth land-for sale by c. c. O'Neal & Go.
 G. A. Thorn, the saddlery merchant, was in Kansas City first of the week, laying in a fall purchase of saddles and sharness.
 The best place to market your beef cattle, poultry. eggs, butter, etc., is at John NJ. Whitehead's, Spring St., Eureka Springs. If
 Mrs. .. F. Foreman and children are visiting the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. Morehouse, near Eureka Springs this week.
 The boys who attended the Omaha picnic Friday and Saturday, including the members of the Green Forest Cornet Band, report an enjoyable time.
 Directors of the Green Forest Oil &c Gas Co.,, are requested by President C. M. Wallace to meet at the office of secretary of the company, Aug. 29, ? p. m.
 Mrs. T. l.. Pldmmer and Miss Ruth Wise are spending few days with friends in Eureka Springs, during which time Tom is sweating at the "central" office.
 J. D. Aumen, who recently came in from Tennessee and locat ed at Yocum, has decided to return to his former home and has advertised his property for sale.
 Remember the Ladies Home Mission Society will serve ice cream at the Walker sample room this Saturday evening. Cake, cream and good time, sll for 10 cents.
 Coxsey Bros. are offering a number of special bargains in summer goods. They will sell you cheaper than any one else, taking all kinds of produce in exchange a&ahe top price es.
 Encouraging news is still being re- ceived from Miss Burnice Foreman, who is ill at Eureka Springs. If no back set is experienced she will probably be able to be brought home Sunday.
 Col. Iverson A. Jones, who is now representative of the Mutual Life In- surance Go. of New York, spent few hours in Green Forest Monday, having been out to visit week or so on his homestead.
 Bert Snow is home for while after having been employed for several months with the St. L. 6 N. A. bridge gang. The construction of bridges is now about all done on this line until a start