The Green Forest tribune., 1903-05-02
Local Mention.

School teachers are on the wing.
 let's hear from our new town counci.
 Who is going to get that new wagon?
 T. W. Goforth has had his dwelling recovered.
 Five school directors to elect, and l iive-mill tax to vote. !s Get your insurance before the King hill becomes a law.
 Mrs. Will Ayers of Denver is reported 1o De dangerously ill. E.P. Puckett's new residence is now well on toward completion. ess's furnishing goods speciality at Tabor Foreman 6 Harbert's. sepha Naples is now clerking for the Green Forest Mercantile Go. Albert Buell. is now travelling sales man for stock food company. Everything in the line of eatables on the market at Tanning {, Birkes'.
 Rev. A. B. EIsay breaches at the Baptist church Wednesday night.
 T. M. Buell. has sold his fine farm north of Berryville to B. o. George.
 Highest cash price paid for produce and honest weights by J. B. Harden.
 The famous Robert Johnston Rand shoe at Tabor, Foreman 6 Harbert's.
 James Keith!ey is at Harrison this week looking after some business mat tcrs.
 The tax assessor announces that he will be in Green Forest June 23, 24 & 25th.
 The weather clerk has things badly mixed up. Most people thought it was . about the first of May. J Dan Wilson has traded for the livery stable of Ert Wilson aud is now engaged in the livery business.
 Puckett 6; Phillips, the barbers, are agents for the Pierce City Steam Eaun- dry. Give them trial order.
 The best pleased people in and around Green Forest are those who buy their groceries of Tanning 6 Birkes.
 A number of town people went out to the Hafiick farm Sunday afternoon and inspected the sights of the Reagan cave.
 A. E. Leathers has been spending the week in town looking after business matters and taking treatment for rheumatism.
 Go to c. c. O'Neal & Go. for all kinds of Hardware. They keep a complete stock and you will always find their prices right.
 1. T. Shahan says he will show gates With any farmer in the country. On hls farm south of town he has nineteen gates and three pair of draw bars.
 Burton O. George of Berryville was participant in the Odd Fellow festivi- ties in Green Forest Saturday evening as guest of young lady friend.
 No better or more fashionable line of hats, no better prices than are to be found at Mrs. John Ramsey's millinery. .APhe will appreciate your trade, no mat
 }how small.
 Don't throw away your money buy ing cheap tinware to rust out in short time, but buy the Reeds antitrust ware Fqf c. c. O'Neal & Co., Every piece is NEuaranteed against rust.
 Columbus Grim had the misfor tune to get the ball of his left eye quite severely burned few days ago. The sight is not injured but the accident has caused him great deal of pain.
 Among the visiting Odd Fellows to participate in the ceremonies and par take of the feast in Green Forest Satur- day evening were J. o. Collier, Ed. J $. Swanner, Sheriff Tom Morris and N. 5. Hubbert of Berryville.
 Aftera long and serious affliction caused by cancer On the breast, Mrs J. A. Meek, residing near Hugh, died on last Monday. She was an exemplary woman and the bereft family have the deep sympathy of many friends.
 Blaine Rhodes has secured CoXSey Bros. interest in the business ot the Green Enrest Marcantila Go. and VIII