The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-17
local Mention.

ns out Monday night.
 Ber Jno. A. Buell. went to Harri-
 Robustness Tuesday.
 M wait till you are compelled by
 66ce to build side walk.
 S Julia Waggoner has gone to
 h0ma to visit her brother.
 Ing some one with you to the citi-
 mass meeting Monday night.
 ames Wilding has been feeling
 kWorse than usual during the past
 HE Webb and wife departed Sum-
 <ht for their new home at Tahle- VI a.. :. TDora Pyatt of Eureka Springs
 3d$friends in Green Forest Tuesday
 Msdnesday.
 e4amily of w. B. Shipley arrived
 Nyoming Sunday and are located .s.ssssy liam Tanning property.
 s8Cuba Callen arrived from Deca- Ak, Saturday and is again a pupil IeGreen Forest High School.
 .R. Sneed received word from Har- Monday that a dwelling house he recently purchased there had burn ae night before.
 rs.BF. o. Butt left Tuesday night cahlequah, I. T., where she will visit
 her mother a few days before ioin- her husband at Little Rock.
 .James Dawson and wife of Alton, ,were called here first of the week ccount of the illness of Mrs. Daw- 8 father, Thompson Ramsey.
 e Leach, one of the leading hunters lecountry, made record of killing Inty-one rabbits recently in three 5 in the vicinity of Braswell Spring. he Orrell Brothers horse sale here lday brought quite large number eople to town. About forty-five head lorses were all readily sold at fair es.
 y4et Leach has been home from sa ss SSlle this week, waiting on the Akts to catch up so he can finish the .aside work on the new hotel ding at that place.
 ogan McNiel and family arrived 1day and are once more located on farm, three miles northeast of town. Residence has been at Tahlequah, I. tor the past two years.
 r0perty values in Green Forest can ,ly be credited with an advance of 25 cent upon completion of we'll ded street and substantial sidewalk nthe square to the depot. 'on can't all ride in Pullman Palace g, but everybody can buy of that fine k, steak, sausage and lard at the lrnan Meat Market. Telephone or 8 promptly delivered. No. 57. m elegant pulpit Bible has just been sented to the Baptist church of Green rest by the American Baptist Pubh- ion Society, through it's colportor, l.SJ. B. Swanner. It's value is S5.75 ethe gift is certainly very highly ap- ciated by the church. old-fashioned Spelling Bee will be ssi at the M. E. Church South Friday lit, Jan. 16. Admission 10 cents for its and cents for children. Prizes lsbe given, one for the best and one the poorest speller. Only the Old |A Back Speller will be used. Every fee,
 iage of Sterling McNiel and = a Stanhope was an item of news Billed to catch in time for publica- Hast week. The contracting parties both quite we'll known and popular Ing folks, the groom being son of C. McNiel and the bride daughter a. H. Stanhope.
 4 meeting of John G. Fletcher Camp sgE638, U. c. ", has been called to Rt Tn Col. Fancher's office in Green lest at }, p. m., Saturday, Jan. 17, for gpurpose of passing memorial reso- |pns on the death of Adjt. Gen. 3rge Moorman and for such other tness as may be expedient. .T. Allen of the firm. of Hinsie & en, owners of the. stave factory at lge, died on Friday of last week, the I1lt of pneumonia. MT. Allen was a