The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-04
Market Quotations.

A. J. Russell wants to buy work horse.
 The farmers have been putting in licks that count lately.
 J. L. Russell spent Tuesday night in Eureka Springs.
 The best there is in the grocery line at Tanning 6 Birkes',
 J. B. Taylor has been seriously i'll for more than week past.
 Highest cash price paid for produce and honest weights by J. B. Harden. A. J. Russell is now prepared to write you fire insurance at the lowest rates.
 Sheriff Morris was over from Berry vile Wednesday to deliver the city elec- tion poll books.
 Miss Mamie Squier of Eureka Springs was the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. M. Crump, Tuesday.
 Fruit trees have been planted by the wholesale around Green Forest during the past few days.
 We have an elegant line of Easter Novelties. Don't fail to see them at Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Had you noticed that Tanning 6 Birkes are doing the principal grocery business of Green Forest?
 w. c. Russell went to Eureka Springs Wednesday night to meet his son Martin, en route home from the Philippines.
 Wait for the Easter hat display at Misses Rhodes 6: Edgemon's. They are planning for regular Easter opening.
 Coxsey Bros. are gathering up hogs for shipment on the 11th inst. Bring in anything you have from 75 pounds up and get the top of the market.
 Mrs. Maggie Tabor will exchange
 
 eggs at the market price. Located across the street short distance east of the postoffice.
 J. P. Fancher moved to Houston Or | rell's property on Springfield street Thursday This property has recently been overhauled and made one of the cosi est places in town.
 c. H. Chauncey left Tuesday even- ing for six months visit to old haunts in Michigan, this being his first visit back to the state of his nativity since moving here seventeen years ago.
 Aaron Graham is contemplating visit soon to his birth place back in the mountains of East Tennessee for the benefit of his health and to visit bro- ther whom he has not seen for twenty three years.
 It is gratifying to us to know that tie i improvement spirit has spread rapidly in Green Forest this spring. Much has been done toward setting trees, beautifying lawns, etc., but there is yet time and room for much more of it.
 Clean up your yards, lawns and alleys and burn the rubbish so that your premises will be in keeping with the season, when spring comes forth with her bright, new raiment of green foliage and blossoms of flowers and fruit trees.
 J.E. Weatherly, former station agent here, has severed his connection with the St. L. & N. A. road entirely and has moved, so we are informed, to Muscogee, l. T., where he has accepted the position of agent for the Ozark &; Cherokee Central.
 John Kurd has departed for Jasper, where he will make his home indefinite ly, as cashier of the Newton County Bank. John is a good citizen and good business man and we commend him to the people of Jasper as a gentle man we'll worthy of their confidence.
 On Friday, March 27, the Eclectic Society and the Busy Bee Society of Green Forest High School gave re- ception to the mothers, which was high ly appreciated by all. The writer, as silent listener, delights to say that both societies did great credit to themselves in the rendering of their program. Impressions were made which if cul- tivated and practiced will certainly con- strain us all to both love and honor our mothers. Our faculty is to be com