The Green Forest tribune., 1903-09-26
Market Quotations.

Apples. 25c to 3Oc bu
 w. A. Furgason has the frame up for a commodious residence in the Gre scent addition.
 Walter Norris and Miss Lora Smith attended the wedding of the formers brother at Gilbert Wednesday.
 Hereafter when you buy a sack of Green Forest Roller Mill flour you will find in it free package of Arm & Ham, mer brand soda.
 J. D. Coatney and Mrs. Sarah Tacker were quietly married at the home of the brides parents near Marble, Madison county, on Thursday of last week.
 Mrs. E. V. Owens today received draft for S2,000 from the Woodmen of the World as payment for the insurance her husband held in that order.--Eureka Springs Times-Echo.
 A pretty woman draws attention, a mule draws wagon, good pull draws fat salary, a poultice draws boil, mortgage draws interest, but it takes
 
 MONEY WANTED: That money you owe me on account. If you owe me it is necessary for you to pay same and do so at once. I can't afford to nor will not wait longer. J. H. Ramsey.
 Miss Maude Rhodes, who has been ill of fever for the past five weeks at the home of her father at Yocum, is reported now improving. This will be good news to her many friends in town.
 Herbert was the name of the new town that was to have been sprung into ex- istence on the 17 inst. in the Indian Territory. But for some reason it failed to "spring." Bring on your next get rich scheme while we wait.
 Have you seen the Pickens cemetery lately? If you have you will surely needs cleaning up. Why not fix a day certain and everybody turn out and make a general cleaning up?
 The Carroll county Association of Missionary Baptists convenes with the church at Pleasant Hill, three miles north of Berryville, on next Wednesday. It is expected that large representa- tion will be present.
 John Warrington, Jr. of Harrison re- gently passed the civil service examina- tion for the railway mail service and was ordered by the department to re- port at Little Rock last week for assign ment. We congratulate John on this preferment.
 Rufus Norris and Miss Alta Champlin were married Wednesday at Gilbert Rev. Martin of this place went down and performed the ceremony. The hap py young couple have the congratula- tions of the home friends. MT. Norris is the efficient station agent at Gilbert.
 As rule people do not give enough attention to the kind and quality of groceries they are buying. Health de- est and best you can get, such as are al ways to be found at Tanning &c Birlles.
 w. c. Hall, the Berryville nursery man, has been here this week budding peach trees for c. E. Foreman. MT. Foreman has most beautiful nursery of seedlings and expects to have several thousand fine trees from them by next year.
 Prof. Phillips, the principal of our school, is much encouraged by the work of the first two weeks of our public school. He says it is his purpose to continue select term right along after the public term closes. Special train ing will be given all those who expect to engage i'll teaching.
 E. S. Foreman, secretary of the local horticultural society, has forwarded to Supt. Logan an apple exhibit for the Worlds Fair. The exhibit will be placed in cold storage until the opening of the fair next May. Taking into con- sideration the failure in fruit this year, the exhibit is splendid one almost, if not quite equal to the one made by the society at the St. Louis fair last year, when so many premiums were won. MT. Foreman deserves special credit for pushing this matter for our society and we feel sure the exhibit will be a most creditable one.