The Green Forest tribune., 1903-10-10
Local Mention.
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{ Give Pucket & Phillips an order for
 .n tailor made suit. w 4. Broad, the lumberman of &c., man. was here Monday.
 q B. Grim was in Springfield buying 2 o~ goods first of the week. R Fine new line of dry goods expected l A.J. Tabor's this week.
 All kinds of first-class black -smithing
 ane by s. Bryant, near depot. Mrs. W. A. Butt visited with Harrison
 latiyes fore part of the week. ss, Hhat fine line of queensware to be
 Iven to the customers of A. J. Tabor.
 W.R. Sneed drove up to Osage to
 ook after business matters Wednesday.
 Everything in the line of furniture,
 kew or second hand, cheap, at L. V.
 porter's.
 The condition of Mrs. M. S. Coxsey
 has been more favorable for recovery the
 past week.
 You will find just what you are look
 ing for in stationery at the Green For
 est Drug Co.'S.
 Dr. Morrow left Tuesday night for a
 weeks visit at the home of his parents
 at Fayetteville.
 For the best goods and lowest prices
 n everything ill Hardware go to c. C..
 O'Neal & Co.'S.
 Buy your heating stoves at c. C.. 0Neal & Co.'S. They have all kinds of Heaters and their prices are the lowest.
 C. E. Foreman left for St. Louis Sat- urday to visit the fair and look after some business matters.
 There is still a few more nice patterns . of wall paper to go at a bargain at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. | Charles Harbert was up from Omaha Saturday packing his household goods land arranging other affairs to move to that place.
 Every variety of marketable produce is bought by J. B. Harden. He is the maker of the market and always pays the top in cash.
 The annual reunion of the Carroll bounty Ex-Federal Association is to be |held here on Tuesday, Wednesday and of next week.
 T. c. Rhodes was up from Yocum Wednesday and reports that his daugh- ter, Miss Maude, is still recovering nicely from her recent severe illness.
 Fall is here and winter is coming, just the time of year that people must Day the substantial comforts of life. Coxsey Bros. have them from the ground up.
 Henry Roland has purchased the Broad l5-acre tract of land one-half mile west of the depot at consideration of s56U. MT. Roland expects to put the land to fruit.
 The box supper for the collection of paollc school library fund was well pai Saturday night and as result szl 'oo has been deposited in the bank Tor this purpose.
 James Wilson of Rule has moved his iamlly to Green Forest and occupies the lHoag property. He will run the Wilson iiVery barn and his son Dan will move back to the farm.
 Mel Hoppins of Rule brought to our olilce Saturday, samples of the Fall yueen apple. From 3l trees, or three
 3s of an acre, he has sold $i35.56 Torth of this variety. .Cnarles Ramsey, recent arrival with ms family from the Indian Territory. mas bought forty acres of T. J. Wells .aTm .s, and ten acres adjoining same from " J. Wells and has taken possession, 1IT;qqpylng the premises just east of w. ,. . wells residence, which is on one of 'he tracts purchased. n James Rhodes and daughter, Miss leafl, ef Yocum, arrived on Monday Hs Hasotllhg train from Gritts, 1. T., where AIT. fthodes, was called on account of an acclaent to his grandson, James New mans Il. boy, mention of which was made s <. 1he time. MT. Rhodes reports the ooS1y oSy now we'll on the road to recovery. MISS Nora Newman of Gritts accom- pa'leo her grandfather home for visit. ., HE TRIBUNE is pleased to note that Isbea have been reading their .aoeis quite literally as result of our sa.lcle Sase last week. Many are taking ad- ssan,sage of our clubbing offer of GA ,.olaier oou In the Philippines" and the pa pcr year both for 75 cents where the a.ouht IS paid Tn advance. This is an exceptionally liberal offer. IT A ietter from our former citizen John 'N5ura, the present efficient cashier of the rneSeon nsnt, County Bank, concerning his and lspel, tells us that his people are well nllu nas vesnturing the opinion that the rob- peIs S of the post office took the course ah;y sa,hsy dld to rob Uncle Kim Hulsey,