The Green Forest tribune., 1903-09-26
LEE 7syr "; I1ocal Mention.

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 .hnrn Walker is quite i'll of fever.
 uouotations from Harden are net ;,. Grace Grim is spending the week
 rureka Springs.
 10 Irish potato crop seems to have rather short this year.
 T.. H. Smith was visiting at .eka Springs first of the week.
 II k;nds of first-class black -smithing
 9 by S. Bryant, near depot.
 ,ce 4 customer always a customer. at
 Rning and Birkes' grocery.
 tno ladies Reading Club resumed
 (jr weekly meetings Wednesday,.
 z. Phillips made d business run
 from the Springs Wednesday.
 of Harbert and wife were guests of
 reka Springs relatives first of the ,.., ,,,rofney F. o. Butt paid one of his
 nerous visits to Green Forest last
 urday.
 Rio line of clothing and underwear
 received at the Green Forest
 rcantile Co.'S.
 0. Walker and family of Prairie
 Enshp were visiting in Green Forest
 t of the week.
 For the best goods and lowest prices
 everything in Hardware go to c. c.
 Neal 6: Co.'S.
 +. H. Martin is having we'll dug on
 site of his prospective new resi- hee on Scott street.
 Swear old son of James Dugger, kiding near Parker school house, died
 last Saturday night. Pea harvest is in full blast. Peas ge come to stay and hereafter will be ted among the regular crop.
 The only bargain of the kind left in |e town: acres of fire land for S25 |r acre. Call at this office. If you are not using the best there is groceries it is your own fault. It is Tanning Sc Birkes' for you. |Wils Jernigan writes us from Me- rory, Ark, stating that he is now |shier of the bank at that place. Rev. E. R. Graham returned Tuesday om visit to his son, John Graham, Id other relatives in Franklin county. John Graham, who has been in ill ealth for several months past, is re- orted to have recently become worse. Editor Crow of the Berryville Progress as here Monday, distributing cata- gues for the coming fair at Berryville. s. Wright of Stone county, Mo-, and rs. Dora Bailey were recently married Id now occupy the Bailey property on inth street.
 Mrs. M. V. Lightburn was up from Ocum Tuesday ..and took the afteroon ain for West Virginia for a two onth's visit.
 Every variety of marketable produce bought by J. B. Harden. He is the aker of the market and always pays e top in cash.
 The best place to market your beef tile, poultry. eggs, butter, etc., is at mn M. Whitehead's, Spring St., ureka Springs. If M. B. Russell was over from the orlngs Sunday. He is now business anager Of the Daily Times-E Echo and e Weekly Times.
 Buy your Heating Stoves at c. c. Meals & Co.'S. while their stock is mp!ete and you have chance to get actiy what you want. J. N. Wilson is a new resident of our %n, occupying the Robertson property Nlnth N street. He formerly lived south ttte Boston mountains. Mrs. M. s. Coxsey's condition has :. v, oeen encouraging during the past a ,ek or ten days. Late reports how et' say that she is slightly better. Agent Simpson was called to Harri- , Wednesday on account of the se- JUS JUS Illness of his wife who has been ere some time for medical treatment. Inc pay for all goods sold by usmore s. "n sixty days ago is past due and ast pc paid for. We can't wait longer. e us at once. Green Forest Saddlery Miss Dora O'Kelley returned to her ihe at Van Buren Sunday after two ,nvis visit with Mrs. c. c. O'Neal. 1ihg her stay her health had rreatlV