The Green Forest tribune., 1903-03-07
Local Mention.

Peaches are going to be scarce.
 Buy your stock peas while you can get them from J. B. Harden.
 Your wants in the millinery line can soon be supplied by Mrs. Ramsey.
 w. J. Meador and J. H. Jackson of Berryville were Green Forest visitors Sunday.
 The Carroll County Sunday School Association is in session at Eureka Springs.
 Miss Ruth McQuown of Berryville was visitor in Green Forest Saturday and Sunday.
 All members of the Baptist church are urged to attend services Sunday and Sunday night.
 D. $. Harris has had quite an exteu- sive addition built on the rear of the Star hotel livery barn. { w. J. Ledbetter was over from Berry vile the latter part of last week attend ing the revival services.
 Mrs. w. B. Berry and little son of Beaver are here this week visiting her sister, Mrs. L. V. Porter.
 You are sure to get the best articles that money can buy when you trade with C. c. O'Neal 6 Co.
 Miss Lora Armitage of Harrison has been spending the week Tn Green Forest as guest of Miss Ruth Grim.
 You can settle your account at Cox sey Brothers with wheat, corn or other produce at the highest cash price.
 It is source of satisfaction to all to note that the condition of Uncle Tomp- son Ramsey continues to improve.
 A. L. Kinney and wife of Reading, Mich., are the guests of his parents, MT. and Mrs. H. Kinney, out south of town.
 Rufus Norris has returned from Sedalia, Mo-, where he has been for the past three months studying telegraphy.
 Russell Bros.' store room is being fit- ted up for the use of Mrs. A. J. Tabor, who will soon occupy it with her stock of millinery.
 Mrs. J. H. Ramsey will open next week large and complete stock of millinery in the building opposite J. H. Ramsey's store.
 The roads the past week have been just little bit the muddiest they ever have been in this country, if the old timer is to be believed.
 Thomas Hummer is at Eureka Springs this week experimenting the construction work on the over-hauling of the telephone system.
 Do you want to buy residence in Green Forest. Right now the Carroll County Abstract Company can sell you splendid one for $350.
 You get exactly what you order, when yon order it, 16 ounces to the pound, every day in the week, at Fan ming 6 Birkes' grocery.
 What about that improvement district ordinance by which it can be made the duty of property owners on certain streets to build sidewalks?
 Miss Ethel Nunnally has recently gone to St. Joe, where she is conducting private school. She will be away from Green Forest for some time. A Mrs. Miriam Fucker, mother of Mrs. {, , E. Weatherly, is over from Eureka rings this week visiting at the home otMr. and Mrs. w. G. Hanbury. There is but little consolation in the 1aet that the weather might have been 4worse for several weeks past. It rarely fyer has been more unfavorable for out \ door labor.
 G. w. Kirby of Springfield, Mo-, general agent of the Geiser Machine Co.,, has been looking after matters of business for his company here during the past week.
 B. s. Foreman is now recovering from an attack of erysipelas on the head and face which Was quite alarming for few days. It was quite close call and THE TRIBUNE congratuIates him on his early recovery.
 You geta ticket with every 9 cent purchase of groceries or hardware at