The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-28
Local Mention,
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Charley Chauncey's place Monday.
 Miss Maude Seitz of Osage visited relatives here doring the past week.
 Highest cash price paid for produce and honest weights by J. B. Harden.
 Coxsey Bros. have just what you are looking for in the line of spring dress goods.
 Irwin Whitaker moved Saturday to his property recently purchased from f1mmet Leach.
 All parties owing the firm of Tanning X Birlzes are notified that same must be paid by April 1.
 If you want to save some money in buying either groceries or hardware call on J. c. Tabor.
 Mrs. J. w. Hurd left Wednesday for Hurds Switch, Ark, and Exeter, Mo-, on visit to relatives. You are sure to get the best articles that money can buy when you trade with C. c. O'Neal & Co.
 J. c. Harbert is adding much to the appearance of hls residence property by the use of Ellwood fence.
 The buds and blossoms have received a rather severe set back on account of the trosts of the past week. puckett & Phillips, the barbers, are agents for the Pierce City Steam Laun- dry. Give them trial order. T. L. Hummer is still engaged in helping to repair and overhaul the Eureka Springs telephone system. Arthur Bliss of Eureka Springs was here Monday to visit his father, T. D. Bliss, who has been ailine considerably again lately.
 Bud Ward is quite badly used up by an attack of rheumatism. He has been unable to turn himself in bed for sey- eral days past.
 Judge Butt went over to Valley 3Spnngs, Boone county, Sunday to visit ASis son, Dr. W. A. Butt, returning aeome Monday.
 7 Mayor O'Neai was in Beryville Mon &day in connection with his duty 4as member of the board of election commissioners.
 J.E. Weatherly, forner station agent here, and wife were over from Eureka #Springs Monday, looking after some &natters of business. The time for spring house cleaning is There. Why not put fresh paper on your # walls when you c: n get it so cheap at NGreen Forest pr 2 Co.'S. N J. B. Harden, tne produce dealer, sent Tout shipment of S130 dozen eggs We'd zXaesday, having purchased this amount kluring the four days previous.
 Capt. Lightburn moved out to his N arm on Yocum Tuesday, Mart Trant- ham, of whom he traded for the place, moving to town on the same day. x Bert Snow moved to T. P. Wilson's olue cottage on Springfield street "Wednesday, J. w. Hurd having vacated
 preparatory for moving to Jasper.
 You are again reminded that it takes !z&noney to do business and that if you owe Coxsey Bros. the same is needed. Don't disappoint, if you expect future
 avors.
 i 5. A. Haflick of Markle, Ind, has PeetA visiting his nephews, Charles and
 8e Haflick, during the past week.
 e left on his return home Tuesday
 kening.
 The great Oak Easel sent by Strauss
 Pros., of Chicago, containing 500 sam
 es for mems fine tailoring can now be
 Fen It the barber shop of Puckett & Rhillips.
 Mrs. John Ramsey will take it as
 special favor if you will call and ex-
 nine her millinery stock before you
 lrchase, whether you buy or not.
 tore near Star Hotel.
 Mrs. Anna Tanner Buchholz and little
 Rughter of Chicago were arrivals Mon
 ay They will make an extensive visit
 tn Mrs. Buchholz' s mother, Mrs. Har-
 B, at the Star Hotel.
 Mrs. Lucinda Johnson and Miss Ida
 'mo of Batavia, mother and sister of