The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-29

Wllne Sneed was V1SltOr to OSage Monday.
 The Roller Mill Co. will pay 75 cents for wheat.
 J. B. Reeves wants apples to can or evaporate.
 Square, fair dealing, good goods at the best prices at Tanning 6 Birkes' grocery.
 Flour, meal, brand and chops are now handled in abundance by the Green Forest Mercantile Co.
 Jerry Brammer, one of our prosper ous young farmers, is now recovering i from rather severe attack of fever.
 E. c. Cooper took westerly course Monday morning and he is now supposed to be writing insurance about Grand View.
 Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Go. does the work quickly and &C., ,urately.
 Gus Warehouse of Eureka Springs was guest at the home of his sister, Mrs. c. E. Foreman, Saturday and Sunday.
 Track was laid into Leslie on Friday | : loc T itt1o i1 essary before train service is extended to that point. It is thought it will be established about Sept. 1.
 Guy Shipley and wife are now resi- dents of the city, having moved to the White property recently vacated by w. B. Shipley. Guy now has charge of the wood business established by his brother.
 Rev. k. w. McCracken closed very successful meeting at Carrollton Sun- day. More than twenty conversions are reported. Just previous to this he held meeting at Osage that resulted in much good.
 Ben McNeil is in from the Indian Territory and is preparing to move back to his old stamping ground. He will build a residence on Frank Fan ning's place and move his family there in about a month.
 A satisfied customer is the best ad- vertsement in the world. Every cus- toner that goes out of Tanning 6 Birkes' grocery store is an advertisement. Every person is made to feel that he has received his moneys worth.
 THE TRIBUNE is requested to announce that the Independent Holiness people will commence protracted meeting at the Douglas school house on Saturday night before the second Sunday in Sep tember, to be conducted by Mrs. Joe Epley of Center Point and Rev. Kelley of Cassville, Mo.
 Points on the Yocum telephone line are now afforded connection with the other toll lines out of Green Forest at same prices in effect from Green Forest, which is an additional convenience to what Hummer & Hanbury, the proprie- tors of the Yocum line, were able to offer when the line was being put in.
 THE TRIBUNE's whole family together with number of friends enjoyed a water melon feast at the home of Mir. and Mrs. G. w. Ragsdale Sunday after noon. The quality of the melons were the finest of the season and the supply inexhaustible. The Ragsdale home is enc of the most hospitable in the whole country.
 G. w. Knapp has moved his family up from Alpena and will be resident of Green Forest for awhile at least, MT. Knapp having been employed as manager of J. B. Harden's produce business during the latter's absence in Michigan evaporating apples. MT. Knapp occupies the c. A. Ramsey property on Scott street.
 Eld. Spurlin, pastor of the Baptist church, was kept quite busy Sunday He filled his regular hour at the church Sunday morning, preached at the Fan ming school house, six miles north o1 town at 3:30, p. m., returned to town and administered the ordinance o1 baptism at 5:3O and attended services 1 again at the church here at night.