The Green Forest tribune., 1903-02-14
Local Mention.

Forest,
 E.. s. Foreman took run down to Gilbert Sunday.
 Phone No. 19 for best groceries, best prices and best treatment.
 Deputy Circuit Clerk N. B. Hubbert of F vville was in the city Monday.
 Joe Erwin of Denver was looking af- ter business mattere here Wednesday.
 Dr. Johnson of Harrison was an early arrival to attend the horticultural meet ling.
 Mrs. Walter Weems of Eureka Springs has been visiting her sister, Mrs. George Phillips, this week.
 You are sure to get the best articles that money can buy when you trade with C. c. O'Neal & Go. Harve Pinkley and family of Berry .ville were visiting at the home of Wash sFa1ning first of the week. A-B
 Editor Armitage of the Boone Banner has been an interested spectator at the sstate horticultural meeting. Special bargains in all lines of fur zniture at L. V. Porter's. He can supply syour wants on terms to suit. 2 B. L. Fielder, who recently sold his Farm near Green Forest, has located at ssArleene, Ark, near Texarkana. z Prof. Evertt Faulkner has taken Enlarge this week as associate principal pf the Green Forest High School.
 Misses Ethel Kirkham and Gertie Ledbetter of Berryville are guests at the home of Col. Nunnally this week. @ James Shibley of Shibley, Ark, was shere this week visiting his parents and Extending the horticultural meeting.
 James Keithley has gone to Yellville to accept employment as a stone cutter Son Marion county's new court house. & You can have your coffee ground on a $26 mill free at Tanning 6 Birzes', or take it home without, just as you please. N. Bob Mcbride has moved to the resi- Hence he recently built on the tract pur- chased on the east side of J. c. Tabor's Harm.
 # Agent Glover has moved his family here from Springdale and is pleasantly located in the Eslinger property in the Phillips {. Russell addition. @ John Hurd proposes to sell the lot and brick on same where the Hurd & Staple ton store was burned all for S100. See him at the Bank of Green Forest. s Dr. Alvin Butt is home again, having completed his second year in the Little Rock Medical College. We are inform 5 ed he thinks of locating at Marble, Mad ison county.
 A large number of people attended the public sale of George Turner, near Denver last Saturday. Everything is reported to have been sold at good prices.
 Poly Garlic, who was tried at Eureka Springs last week for the robbery of the Bank of Springdale, was given three wears in the penitentiary, a remarkably low sentence, considering the gravity of the offense. It is stated that an appeal will be taken to the supreme court.
 Fl. N. Hoback has moved from Benton county to the farm he recently pur- chased from Ed Collier, near Hugh. Mir. Hoback says there are quite num- 1eE,Q Benton county fruit raisers figur- rJ ynsseliing out and securing locations Ysathfs county while land is cheap.
 Through the special courtesy of Capt. HaWley of Eureka Springs the horticult- urists were favored with several selec- tionsby Eureka Springs famous quar- tette, Messrs. Bare, Wood, Monagan dtAu OlckeIlS, OH w eulcSudy. 1 HIS IS one of the most thoroughly drilled quar- tcttes in the state and it was a rare < Aprivilege to hear their singing.
 The box-supper at Douglas school house on Friday night of last week was \ eplendid success, considering the in- clement weather. About $12.O0 was rea1ized. Mrs. Harriet McNemar got tho prize cake as the handsomest wom- aSpf the neighborhood, and her old man, Squire J. c. McNemar, the cake z tha hnmliast man in the caunty,