The Green Forest tribune., 1903-12-05
Local Mention.

Local Mention.
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 pur ouotations from Harden are net
 sih.
 Buy apples and potatoes at Hardcn's
 roduce.
 od papers, lots of them, at THE TRrB-
 NE office.
 Woodcutters wanted. Inquire of L.
 shibley'
 M B. Russell was over from the
 springs Sunday.
 W. R. Phillips contemplates making
 visit to Texas soon.
 WANTED: A girl to do dining room
 work at Hotel Maine.
 THE TRIBUNE office can now supply all demands for old papers. N A Blasingame and family have moved
 na farm near Oak Grove.
 All kinds of first class black-smithing done by s. Bryant, near depot.
 Robert Draper moved to Eureka Springs for the winter, Thursday.
 T.e baby boy of Agent Colvin has xueef dute sick during the past week.
 Postmaster Grim and A. J. Russell spent Sunday night in Eureka Springs.
 TIE TRIBUNE saves it's patrons 25 per cent on all classes of commercial print i ing.
 Sam Duty was over from Boxley Monday, looking after some business matters.
 Miss Jewel Wilson, daughter of J. c. Wilson, has been quite sick for several days past.
 L. V. Porter, the furniture man, was doing business in Eureka Springs first of the week.
 J. H. Norris is rebuilding his resi- dence east of town that was recently destroyed by fire.
 The public school closed Friday. The enrolment during the term was 175 and the average attendance 12l.
 Mrs. Rufus Norris came up from Gilbert Sunday to visit few days with relatives here and at Berryyille.
 Miss Lucille Russell has been spending several days as a guest of her uncle, M. B. Russell, at Eureka Springs.
 Paper is the cheapest and one of the best protectors for apples trees. Get ,your supply at THE TRIBUNE office.
 FOR SALE: Four good milch COWS. Six months time with interest; note and approved security. Houston Orrell.
 Alfred Nickle, late of Illinois, has purchased the John Bay property from John Buell. and is now a resident of the city.
 Winter is now here acc ording to the calendar, but the past two or three weeks will pass first rate for winter weather.
 Every variety of marketable produce IS bought by J. B. Harden. He is the maker of the market and always pays the top in cash.
 Agent Colvin reports railroad business as very brisk now days. The tri- weekly freight has not nearly been able to take care of the freig ht business of late.
 Henry l.. Bunch writes us that he is squarely in the race for tax collector and that his announcement to that effect will appear in THE TRIBUNE in due time. Miss Ruth Grim is making arrange nents to go to Liberty, Mo-, first of the year, where she will become pupil for six months in the Liberty Ladies' Col ege.
 When you want reliable, safe, old Don't get duped and then say you did lot know there was a local agent in Green Forest.
 R. w. Thompson of Vandalia, Mo-, las arrived here with his family and will make Green Forest his home. Mr. Thompson is a cleverly appearing gen. fe man and we believe he will make us useful citizen.
 J. H. Reeves and Charles Bedding .rrived home Thursday from Grant, Mich, where they had been for some months past working in the fruit evapo- Ator there of J. B. Harden MT. Harden will return in few days.
 N. B. McGruder and wife are visiting with Mrs. McGruder's parents, MT. and Mrs. F. s. Hoag at Yocum. MT. and Mrs. McGruder will be remembered as of Green Forest two years ago. They went from here to Colorado, but have changed their residence back to their former home at Kirksville, Mo.