The Green Forest tribune., 1903-07-04
Local Mention.
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Flags, balloons and fireworks at Mrs, Tabor's,
 Oranges, bananas and lemons at Galloway's.
 Mrs. c. R. Smith has been sick during the past week.
 Mrs. L. V. Porter was reported quite i'll Wednesday,.
 Six dollars buys fine summer suit of Chas. Harbert &: Co.
 Fine line of summer clothing going cheap at Coxsey Bros.
 6. R. Hanby, the lumberman, was down from Piney Monday.
 Miss Maade Rhodes visited her home 5 at Yocum Saturday and Sunday.
 Harden pays cash for everything in the produce line that is marketable.
 James Rhodes and family of Yocum were visiting and trading in town Tues day.
 Miss Blanche Grim of Berryville is visiting relatives in Green Forest this week.
 A corps of Uuited States geological surveyors are now stationed at Green Forest.
 See Coysey Bros. for new Spring. field wagon. They can deal with you if you want wagon,
 Mrs. T. F. Conrad, wife of the pho- tographer, has been quite seriously il for several days past. Green Forest is already the county seat for buying groceries. The court house is Tanning 6 Birkes' store. Lonnie Harris has returned to his nome here after several months stay at the home of his sister near Rogers. Mrs J. ". Hurd and son Bill of Jasper were guests at the home of N MMaYor Porter Saturday and Sunday. | Raymond, the two-year old son of Earnest Norris residing east of town, died of spinal trouble Wednesday after noon,
 Harden makes the produce market and he makes it good and strong. If YOU sell to him you are sure of getting the top.
 Lee Smith and wife and Misses Ethel Walker, Fife Harris, Grace Wells and Ruth Grim visited friends at Alpena Sunday.
 Charles Graham, an Ohio gentleman, IS getting out wagon timber at Braswel Spring. He will put in a saw mill there in September.
 Dr. Alvin Butt of Valley Springs was Ill town for a short stay first of the week. He reports the arrival of fine girl at his home.
 Puekett & Phillips have again con- sohdated in the barber business, oc- cupying Phillips new location just east of the post office.
 The new school house question will soon De settled. The best place to buy BFoeeres has already been settled. It at Tanning & Birkes'.
 J. c. Hampton, residing east of town, proQght his little son to the doctor Mon Pay 10 have bean removed which had Dks4s{ lodged in his ear. - lae'seeond Saturday in August has cen set for the cleaning up of the Car oNtoA cemetery. Everybody interested ie requested to lend assistance.
 Y. u. Y. Poynor has purchased the 70 S's lying just east of the post office o'l L. t. Harbert upon which it is his 'eleion to build business houses. TOR SALE:-One wagon, one buggy, 'e mich COW, 50 bushels of old corn, lu many things useful about the place. "ii on w. c. Russell or Garn Bobo.
 me Green Forest Milling Co. still V plenty of flour, meal, chops and @n to supply the wants of home 'pte' Telephone your order to 46.
 A.'ofney T. E. Phillips now occupies
 0'O o1 rooms in Central block and is
 p"ieo to answer all calls for legal
 i'0 or Tor services as pra ractictioner.
 'oi' Burney was up from Carrolton
 s0ay. lie says hls school at Osage
 Opeh the last of August. It is his
 poee to build up a ner1nanent hioh 1