The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-25
Local Mention.

A. J. Russell was in Harrison on bus mess last Saturday. J. B. Harden, the produce dealer. Sundayed at Harrison.
 w. Russell and J. P. Fancher were Berryville visitors Tuesday.
 New lot of hats just received by Misses Rhodes & Edgemon.
 Mrs. Loss Nunnally now occupies the Miller property on White street.
 Miss Maud Rhodes visited her home at Yocum Saturday and Sunday.
 Highest cash price paid for produce and honest weights by J. B. Harden. Nosecuting Attorney Naples was here on business Monday and Tuesday. You will find the best line of fishinp tackle in town at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 A new boy has taken up his abode at the home of James BraswelI during the past week.
 Ladies hats, uicest, best and cheapest, at Misses Rhodes & Edgemon's, oppo- site hotel Pleasant.
 A. J. Turner, one of Long creek's leading citizens, was transacting busi- aess in town Monday
 Special Pension Agent Stocklager of Eureka Springs was here on business connected with his office Tuesday.
 The farms around Green Forest pre- sent more evidences of industry this spring than has ever been seen before. J. E. Hummer left Monday evening for Green county, Arkansas, where he IS called on account of the sickness of a son.
 A. E. Graham departed on Saturday train for Tennessee to visit rel Jaives' He will be absent month or Jnore.
 And it came to pass that those who purchased their groceries from Tanning a Birkes were forever contented and happy.
 Go to c. c. O'Neal & Go. for all kinds of Hardware. They keep a complete stock and you will always find their prices right.
 Mrs. James Wilding continues to inn prove It is hoped by her many friends 'hat as the summer season approaches she will regain her health.
 Ed Tyson and Miss Bettie Stacy were married at the home of the brides father, H. Stacy, on last Sunday morn- Ing. Rev. Hatfield oficiated.
 Mrs. Riley Martin returned last week rom the home of her son Delbert at Neosho, Mo-, where she was called on account of sickness of his wife.
 you are not VERY tired it will pay you to walk across the square to Poynor & Morrow's drug store. They will save you money on every thing in their line.
 Monroe Butler sold at public auction on ms farm near Denver fast Saturday HIS personal property. He expects to oe OH for New Mexico within the next few days.
 sssz&hllflyer and Yocum should be con-
 cted'with Green Forest by telephone.
 ach a line could be constructed at
 oderate cost and would certainly pay Vell on the investment,
 Soh throw away your money buy ing cSeap tinware to rust out in a short 'i'ne' but buy the Reeds antitrust ware oi U. C. O'Neal 6 Go. Every piece is guaranteed against rust.
 wash Benton has purchased land in llie northwest corner of the Phillips & russell addition for the location of his p'aning mill and lumber yard and is ''plaiy shaping things up for business.
 A. b. Cory and wife of Harrison de- ."seo Tn the city two days last week, on ."eir return from Little Rock, for the purpose of surveying the town for a NNiiier location. They did not engage a aVuse, out will make further investiga- ''oh later on. We would gladly well No'iie them as citizens of our city.
 James Standlee says his prospects for
 strawberry crop are ex.e .,tionally
 lie says if the other farmers "oIe as mich in taraStad in .narriac