The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-31

Mrs. Jane Webb has been called to Aurora, Mo-, on account of the illness of her brother, who resides there. Finis Howard arrived Monday from Dawson, N. M., for couple of months visit with his parents, south of town. Buy your heating stoves at c. c. O,Neal & Co.'S. They have all kinds of Heaters and their prices are the lowest. Col. Len Nunnally has been laid up at home the past week for repairs-to be made on his drummer wagon at Harrison.
 T. o. Walker has sufficiently recover ed from his late sickness to be able to accompany his folks to Green Forest Wednesday.
 The best place to market your beef cattle, poultry, eggs, butter, etc., is at John NJ. Whitehead's, Spring St., Eureka Springs. If The family of Noah Queen left Tues- day for Springfield, Mo-, to join MT. Queen who went there some weeks ago and decided to locate.
 Misses Mary Hart and Nellie Morris of
 Eureka Springs and Miss Belle Morris of Yocum, were guests of friends in Green Forest Sunday.
 Miss Ruby Nunnally, who is attending school at Osage, was home several days the past week, visiting the folks and at- tending the county fair at Berryville. Fall is here and winter is coming, just the time of year that people must bay the substantial comforts of life. Coxsey Bros. have them from the ground up.
 ]. J. c. Wilson is making numerous im-
 provements about his livery barn. He a has bought the Angus dwelling just d east of the barn and will remove it to the S rear.
 To the lady that brings Coxsey Bros. the most eggs between Nov and Jan. \ 1, they will give the finest dress pattern in town. They always pay the highest cash price for eggs.
 Ellsworth Thorp has moved his family back to Green Forest from near Raum and now occupies small tract south of the railroad, which he has purchased from A, J. Russell.
 Dr. Poynor has bought the Walker Sample room building and will move it to his lot adjoining the post office and the same will then be occupied by Poy- nor 6 Morrow's drug store. When one notes the deplorable con- dition of our public school facilities, it is certainly very refreshing to know that ! there is a promising prospect for new building to be erected next year. Thomas Davis and wife arrived Satur- day from Walla Walla, Wash., where
 they moved two years ago. They left
 immediately for Long Creek township
 to visit relatives. They think they will
 return to Washington next spring.
 E. c. Cooper, the life insurance
 writer, was home again during the past
 week, complaining of being sick, but
 failing to make anybody believe there
 was any thing radically wrong with him
 he become disgusted and went on about
 his business.
 Alex Wall and son, Charles, oi
 Madison county were here three or four
 days the past week. While here they
 closed deal for A. Blasingame's farm
 west of town. It is their intention to re-
 turn soon with their families to make
 this their permanent home.
 Charles Agard will have public sale
 at his farm five miles east of Green
 Forest on saturday, Nov. 21, 1903
 Among the things to be sold are one span of mares, milch COW, yearlings,
 farming impliments and household fur niture. The sale will be for cash in
 hand.
 r w. R. Phillips has been engaged as an
 expert civil engineer to make some
 land surveys in the southeast portion of Newton county. The land is in dispute
 and involves some of the most valuable mineral land in the county. MT. Phillips
 findings will be used as evidence in the
 courts.
 FOR SALE-232 acre farm on Carroll 7 ton road 2 miles east of Green Forest, 1-2 miles of Alpena station. It has 100
 acres in cultivation, two fair orchards good house and barn, two good springs adjacent to splendid stock range, good
 white oak and post oak timber. This
 farm can be bought right now for the l remarkable low price of $3 50 per acre l Enquire at the office of the Carroll Co.
 Abstract Co.,, Green Forest, Ark.
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