The Green Forest tribune., 1903-12-12
Local Mention.
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 Mrs. Roain Webb is seriously ill.
 Everything at cost st the Mercantile Co.'S.
 Fgg quotations from Harden are net cash.
 Buy apples and potatoes at Harden's produce
 Old papers, lots of them, at THE TRIB- UNE office.
 Mrs. W. R. Sneed is visiting at Osage this week.
 Joseph Ewing has moved to the Lew allen property.
 WANTED: A girl to do dining room work at Hotel Maine. V THE TRIBUNE office can now supply \ all demands for old papers.
 Miss Ethel Walker has been visiting friends at Marshall this week.
 Christmas goods of all kinds. at J. c. Harbert's, cast side of square. All kinds of first-class lack-smithing uone by $. Bryant, near depot.
 Get all the profits on goods for your self by buying at the Mercantile Co.'S.
 THE TRIBUNE saves it's patrons 25 per cent on all classes of commercial print ing.
 R. A. Martin has exchanged his farm to Henry Faust for the w. A. Russell farm.
 Outing flannels that others sell for 10 cents 1-2 at the Green Forest Mer- cantile Co.'S. Rev. Hatfield left Tuesday morning to spend the remainder of the week with friends at Leslie. E. c. Cooper took a jaunt down east on the railroad on life insurance busi- ness, first of the week.
 Presiding Elder Taylor of the M. E. church preached at the M. D. South church Tuesday night.
 Not an article in the big store at the Mercantile Co.'S. will be reserved from the sale now going on at cost.
 Mrs. George Phillips is still belfast, her condition being but slightly if inn proved any for several days past.
 Paper is the cheapest and one of the best protectors for apples trees. Get < your supply at HE TRIBUNE office.
 FoR SALE: Four good milch cows. Six months time with interest; note and approved security. Houston Orrell.
 Coxsey Bros. no longer have any con- nectlon with the business of the Green Forest Mercantile Co.,, having sold out to J. B. Rhodes.
 w. R. and T. S. Phillips left Wednes- day night for holiday visit with rela- lives in Texas. They will be absent two or three weeks.
 You can't afford not to take some of the rare bargains offered in the genuine cost sale now going on at the Green Forest Mercantile Co.'S.
 Children, Joe sure to tell Santa Claus to bring you story book from Poynor X Morrow's. They have 500 of the prettiest books you eyer saw.
 J. w. Knapp has purchased Mrs. Pages residence property in Grim's addition. Mrs. Page expects to start next week to Kansas to visit relatives for several months.
 J.J. Lauderback, A. J. Cox, w. A. Butt, w. J. Neador, J. D. Birkes w. A. Russell and Will Jenkens have lately become patrons of the Green Forest telephone exchange.
 Mrs. Isaac Brammer brought to our office Saturday. samples of sweet pota- toes that she had kept over from last year. The potatoes are in fine condi- ,ion aud bid fair to keep another year. She kept them in sand.
 R. w. Thompson, whom we mentioned last week as having arrived here with 4 s family from Vandalia, Mo-, has purchased Will Hanbury's property and has already taken possession. Mir. Hanbury has moved to his dwelling op- posite the Baptist church. 4, The weather has been remarkably dry so far this winter and while the