The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-24
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Local Mention.

Plains TOT eVeryDoQy at J. C. liar b harness s14 to s20 at the Green kddlery Co.'S.
 Rty of Springfield wagons on hand Mercantile Co.'S.
 kssBeck, the Denver merchant, was Ia on business Monday.
 wife of Sam Givene, residing Eion Hill, died on Saturday night TRIBUNE extends Merry Christi nd a Happy New Year to 1057 condition of Uncle Frank Jage- las been much more serious the eek.
 Jennie Aiken leaves Monday for th's visit at her former home at Bluff.
 s Howard, two miles southeast of has 1000 good, sound rails for sale 10 per hundred.
 J. B. Scott and family of the NTerritory are visiting relatives at Gormer home at Denver. Ito J. A. Wilcox's for your dry
 groceries flour, cigars and fo. Everything very cheap. Gsa 4ones and his accomplished Fighter of Coin were among the &QX people in town Wednesday. t send off for watches or iewelry you can get any kind of genuine you want from G. s. Firestone. kt Wright, who has been the land Ef Central Hotel for year or so, {scently moved to Eureka Springs.
 Franks has been holding a astc-
 revival at Batavia. He reports nversions and fourteen additions church.
 Telephone message from Denver Hay morning announced that H. bs, merchant of that place, was @lly'ill.
 pu want to save from 10 to 25 per- bn Shoes and get correct styles, t fits, and good wearing qualities, hem at J c. Harbert's. .< # TRIBUNE still has a few more Hooks and We want every little boy E#rl in the town and community to #ne. Call at our office.
 Green Forest Saddlary Go. finds oyer stocked on nearly all kinds Ids and wlli make some very close
 for cash from now until Jan. 1, , account of Christmas exercises at churches the Normal Literary E changed their meeting date keek from Saturday evening to
 afternoon.
 ymust go, not odds and ends, not Emulation of hard stuffs, not the Es of half a dozen old stocks, but
 new up-to-date goods, all wool yard wide, at J. c. Harbert's.
 ert Brewer and Miss Ollie Brawley married Sunday afternoon at the of the bride, Eld. k. A. Martin ting. They will leave about the
 the year for their future home in arntory. you want dried or green apples, beans, butter, lard, flour or any in our line, call on us. We have pods and prices that will please Remember we are buying furs of lds. Buell. &c Jenkins.
 en how this reads: If you owe m of Coxsey Brothers either a pr an account you are going to 10 settle it by January first with pr settle with the court. Take the waysard make settlement direct. EAI CoxsEY BROS. tzSEH ot HEST TRIBUNE is making fa.Xlonf3fo1r ruaegin the installation of pressssl l also a gasoline engine. this addition is made the paper e enlarged to a six column folio. Ter Russell is 8 hustler and is de- fg of his continued success.-i Ia Springs Times Echo.
 Lillie Bailey died at her home in pie, Tenn, the 12th instant. She the second daughter of James who resided many years in Green /, and the many friends of the deeply sympathize with them in A.2ss. Miss Lillie was graduate u-k Forest High School.
 learn that Prof Crawford has
 the services of Normal Hall to nd boys and that they will accept. certainly generous offer on his ma will be gratefully appreciated boys. The band and orchestra we musical and vaudeville con- Pmetime during the next month. i
 J. F. Black of Dallas, Texas special services at the Baptist the first three days of the week. pack is native Carroll county ad IS a splendid example of what
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