The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-02
Market Quotations,

Flfe and tornado insurance written by A. J. Russell.
 Mrs. George Phillips is visiting her relatives south of Berryville this week.
 German millet, cane, kafir corn and broom corn seed for sale by J. B. liar. den.
 Mrs. r. o. Butt has been quite sick the past week but is much improved now.
 Tomatoes, pound cans, best brand. ten cents at Tabor, Foreman 6: liar bert's.
 See J. B. Harden for strawberry crates. He will buy your berries or ship them for you.
 The ladies of the Green Forest Bap- tist church will give strawberry festi- val on Saturday evening, May 9.
 Prof. H. P. Burney and a number of young people from Carrollton attended the school closing here last week. T
 Every deal in land calls for an ab- stract. The Carroll County Abstract Co. does the work quickly and ac- curateiy.
 Prof. E. c. Cooper, Rev. w. H. Hat field, Mrs. Len Nunnally and Miss Ora Warren visited Denver Sunday, re- turning Monday.
 The Green Forest Mercantile Co. is headquarters for all kinds of dry goods, besides you get chance for that Springfield wagon.
 Mrs. c. B. Grim and daughter, Miss Ruth, returned Tuesday from Fahle- qnah, I. T., where they have been visit ing the past two weeks.
 T. s. Phillips was over from the Springs Wednesday,. He was accom- panied by w. H. Bliss who was taking look at cur town and country.
 When you buy Reeds antitrust ware you get something that will last. Every piece is backed by a guarantee against rust. Sold only by c. c. O'Neal 6 Co.
 J. 0. Michel has sold his stock in the Peoples Bank at Harrison and h as resigned as cashier and will soon re- turn to Charlottesville, Mo, to look after the extensive land interest of J E. Franklin.
 NJ. s. Coxsey, Willie Sneed, Willie Coxsey, l.. E. Harbert, Len Nunnally and his two daughters, Misses Nell and Ruby, Mrs. w. T. Gray and L. V. Por- ter are among the Green Forest people taking in the Worlds Fair dedi cation at St. Louis this week.
 The first strawberries of the season in this section were brought to THE TRIB- UNE office Monday morning by G. W. Ragsdale, who presented us with half dozen fine ones. Later in the day Frank Jageman brought us good sized sauce dish full. The dry weather and frosts will evidently cut the crop much shorter than it would have been. 1 Rev. G. w. Elliston, state evangelist under the auspices of the Arkansas Baptist Convention for a district com prising Benton, Washington, Carroll and Madison counties, preached at the 1 nipht. He thinks he may return here in July and hold meeting at the Cal len school house, about six miles north east of town.
 Here is news for you. Puckett & phillins have arranged with Strauss Bros., of Chicago the renowned tailors, to represent them here for the season.. This is quite thing for our town, as our citizens have long been troubled with the question of where to get their oarmerts to the best advantage. Strauss Bros. are fashionable tailors, but very reasonable in price. They guarantee perfect ht
 The members of the Green Forest Masonic lodge will learn with surprise and pleasure of the exaltation of one of their members to the rank of thirty second degree Mason. According to press dIspatch from Little Rock, Sen ator F. 0. Butt received this distinction at the semi-annual meeting of the Seottish Rite Consistory at the Albert pike Cathedral last week. In less than seven months MT. Butt has fecelved Masonic honors rarely ever bestowed on .,nvone in so short a time.