The Green Forest tribune., 1903-02-07
Local Mention.
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 Phone No. 19 for best groceries, best Prices and best treatment.
 w. A. Ferguson spent several days al Eureka Springs tlre past week.
 Ex-Sheriff Grim was a visitor at Eureka Springs coart first of the week.
 Remember State Horticultural So- ciety convenes here Tuesday morning
 Eld. Tuck Minick os Maple was look ing after business matters here Monday.
 Senator F. O. Butt expects to be at the Berryville circuit court the first two days.
 WSheiby Morris of Sapulpa, I. T., ar Hved Tuesday and will visit for a few Weeks,
 Farmers have begun to stir around among their old blows getting ready for spring work.
 = e5a1kson Leach, son of Jerry Leach, fesiding near Braswell Spring, died of consumption last week.
 Mrs. T. c. Morris of Berryville is here visiting her parents, Dr. and Mrs. G V. Poynor this week.
 Everybody should be a committee of one to make each visitor to our town next week feel at home.
 Special bargains in all lines of fur uiture at L. V. Por5er's. He can supply your wants on terms to suit.
 Mrs. Fred Thallgot returned to her home in St. Louis Saturday after spend ing several days visiting here.
 You can have your coffee ground on a S28-miil free at Tanning 6: Birkes', or take it home without, just as you please.
 n. o. Walker is vacating Hotel Maine this week, giving possession to the new proprietor, Sam Duty, who recently Purchased the property.
 J. r. Walker has dropped into line on the side-w walk building boom and is lay ing a substantial stone walk along the $safeet in front of his residence. S Eonday was "ground hog" day and according to the ancient capers of this swine he saw his shadow and went back into his hole to stay forty days.
 The papers necessary to complete the land deal between Oscar Grim and ). J. !. Hoback were made this week. MT. Grim expects to reside on the farm the present. year.
 The following new students entered the High School Monday; Atha Naples, Alpena; Maude Jones, Fleet Jones, Bruce Jones, Berryyille; and Tifie Denton, Coin.
 F. Jageman has quite valued souve- Snirin the shape of a silver knife, fork and spoon that was presented to him in lGermany on Christmas day 1S47 when ;he was only seven years old.
 A revival meeting at the Methodist church will commence Saturday night, Fob. ', conducted by Eld. w. H. Hat field, the pastor, and Rev. E. w. Me sCracken of Cassville, Mo. All are cor sdially invited.
 J w. Dodgen's store at Oak Grove was burned Friday night. He had re- gently opened a $4500 stock of goods there. The fire is supposed to have been of incendiary origin. MT. Dod- eken had S3 900 insurance on the stock. You remember. Green Forest was ;, 1ewEat criticised after it was known - aanext State Horticultural So- sssec cSas to meet here. It remains for our ,peopie to disprove the statement that Green Forest can not accommodate the socieW.
 J w Hurd has been notified by J. E Franklin, the banker, that he will have q bank really to put in his charge with Wthe next month at Holly Grove, Ark. We8will be sorry to lose John and his ssMmabe family, but congratulate hlm nsecuring lucrative employment.
 Ixs V. Porter offers a reward of S1O.OO lof the arrest and conviction of the 9arty who cut down the shade trees aong South Springfield street. It is Ihane that any one would thus injure rees that are set out to beautify the oWn and every citizen in the town hould cooperate i'll bringing the guilty