The Green Forest tribune., 1903-04-04
Local Mention.
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coUOCh HCdS, pOtdlOCSy DuUoci dfi0 SSGu oats wanted by J. B. Harden.
 A fine little girl came to reside with MT. and Mrs. J. c. Harbert last Monday. Csysey Bros. have just what you are looking for in the line of spring dress goods.
 Mrs. J. B. Reeves has been quite i'll during the past week, but is now im- proving.
 Be sure to bring the little folks to see the Easter Display at Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Wills Jernigan was up from Harrison smiling on his numerous friends during sht past week.
 J. B. Harden has bought out Seidel's produce and machine repair business Tn Green Forest.
 Fall in line and buy your groceries of Tanning 6, Birkes, Green Forests mod Tel grocery StOIc.
 Spring would be much more cheerful 10 the men folks if it didn't bring gar |dening and house cleaning. Mrs. K. M Mckinney still has stone Tor the foundation of a house and a Egood range to sell cheap. Joe. Jones, Jr., and family arrived Sunday content to make Arkansas their home after a couple of years trial of the &west.
 T T. l.. Hummer is again at home, 3 aving concluded the work for which he |bxas employed in rebuilding the Eureka Springs telephone exchange. @ E. M. Goforth has so far recovered as to be able to go to Eureka Springs, Where he will rest up and drink Mag Sketic water for few days. Lucinda Johnson returned to svsyhome near Capps, Sunday, after Neveral days spent at the bedside of her 4c cl1 daughter, Mrs. A. J. Russell. |z7 You are again reminded that it takes boney to do business and that if you |2 i've Coxsey Bros. the same is needed. on't disappoint, if you expect future kyors.
 FoR SALE:-A six-horse boiler and bgine complete. A nice size to run bt off or re-saw. Will sell at a bar sin. Address Lock Box 255, Green prest, Ark.
 Prof. H. H. Davis writes Us from Hol
 nvile, 1. T., March 30, asking for
 pies of THE TRIBUNE covering the Pnth of March. He says he is enjoying
 outing immensely.
 Judge Butt leaves Sunday on 'two-
 eks' vacation during which time he
 visit at Little Rock, Pine Bluff and
 Nall's Bluff. He expects to be ab-
 until April 18th.
 Hrs. William Wells was thrown from
 orse Sunday afternoon, sustaining a
 eture about the lefthip joint, besides
 er injuries, and her condition has
 fe been very critical.
 lillian Skelton, the bridge foreman,
 sold his residence property to An
 Norris and moved his family to < Ter, which place he will make his !: :, sAnss,s in the future. ZZy 5it that Mrs. Maggie Tabor E\ largest sale of nybody on hats? ! the first place her stock is
 Nand most up-to-date. Then,
 rceSsimply knock the bottom out.
 is theareason.
 aOO-foot street known as Broad leading north from the depot has fenced up and will be cultivated , eason. THE TRIBUNE was laboring \ the impression that this street ublic property. \. Harden has confide nee in the / of the soil here and the future of produce. He has planted two
 pf onions and seven of potatoes on rented from pr. Morrow, north III est of the depot. ,:s. IS great advantage in having
 othes ede-to-order. You can
 nem built to suit your exact re-
 Pents. If for instance you have ,', Bros, of Chicago make them, AiA' ''t @ Phillips, the barbers, show
 'mples) you gain the benefit of aD- to eXDeriappa in fronJ olotbac