The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-23

We have received our school books Green Forest Drug Go.
 All kinds of first-class bIacl-smitbino done by s. Bryant, near depot.
 Heydt Bakery bread, the best loaf ever sold in Green Forest, at A. J. Ta- bor's.
 Charles Harbert was up from Omaha on short business visit first of the week.
 Tom Goforth has carpenters at work this week building a new barn on his premises,
 Bill Tarr, the welI-known Ioca- motive engineer, has recently been stricken by an attack of appendicitis. He is at Eureka Springs.
 Clyde Frisby and Miss Lillie Rob of ShaWneetoWn, Ill.,, are guests at the home Of their uncle, Frank Jageman. They will probably remain the balance of the summer.
 An infant child of T. B. Wilson, who is here on a visit at the home of his father, T. P. Wilson died on Saturday night. Interment was made in Glen wood cemetery.
 Clinton, the three year old son of Mir. and Mrs. Ebert Russell, died Sunday night last after brief attact of Hux. Interment was made in Owen cemetery on Monday afternoon.
 Ardis, the five-year old son of Mir. and Mrs. w. T, Gray, died on Tuesday morning last, death resulting from an attack of flux. Interment was made in Glenwood cemetery Tuesday afternoon.
 A. B. Wilson has moved his family from M. s Coxsey's residence to the J. P, D. Freeman property, now owned by T. P. Wilson, on South Springfield street.
 Judge Butt, M. B. Russell and Henry L. Bunch constitute the board of commissioners Of officers &C., counts. They began the work of examining the officers books on Mon day morning.
 He who buys what he does not need will often need what he cannot buy. Everybody needs groceries and every body can be supplied-as long as they last-at Green Forest Model Grocery, Tanning & Birkes'.
 A recent personal letter from P. M. Phillips of Roseland, Texas, advises us that everything is well with him and his family, which is good news to the many old-time friends here. He says crops of all kind are good in Texas this year.
 J. L. Rhodes moved his family up l from Yocum Wednesday and is tempor- rarily located in c. E, Foreman's cot tage, pending the building of the resi- dence he has in contemplation on the land recently purchased in the P. 6 R. addition.
 Mrs. c. E. Foreman and children de- part Saturday for Eureka Springs where they will make their home for some time at least MT. Foreman holds a position in the water shipping de- Dartment of the business of the Citizens Electric Co.
 FOR SALE: Several head of good work horses and number of substantial buggies and hacks, including a good buss suitable for train work; will sell cheap either for cash or good notes. Ii YOU need horse or rig this is your op- portunity. R. L. Anderson, BerryyllIe, Ark.
 Seventy percent of the poor health of the American people is directly trace able to bad teeth. Many people who are ailing and run down doctor the general health and neglect the teeth. To have good health there must be per- feet digestion and perfect digestion oe- mands thorough mastication, thorough mastication requires good teeth. Do vour teeth need attention? pr. M. f. Toler. Dentist, now has an office m the central block in Green Forest. He will be clad to talk to you any time about your teeth.
 Miss Fife Harris entertained some of her friends at the home ot MT. and Mrs. J. w. Tanning on last oatur- day evening. Those present wele Misses Luella and Lenora Mcohane'
 C:, pa.rl Jones. Edna Walker,