The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-09

Send Rudd your orders for meat, Telephone 27.
 Nice line of candies just received at Mrs. w. J. Meador's.
 Dr. F. R. Morrow made a business trip to Fayetteville first of the week.
 Hamilton Brown Shoes-the best on the market--at Mrs. w. J. Meador's.
 Remember your wants in the meat line will be taken care of at Rudd's market!
 Rev. w. H. Hatfield expects to begin a protracted meeting at Denver next Tuesday night.
 There are still few accounts on C.C. O'Neal & Co.'S. books, which must be settled within the next ten days.
 James Buell. has purchased a 40-acre tract of land just south of his farm from Ben. J. Martin, of Springfield, Mo
 Claude Phillips, son of Prof. T. E. Phillips, arrived Thursday from an ex- tended visit to his former home in Illinois.
 M. B. Russell and wife came over from Eureka Springs Thursday to spend the remainder of the week visiting relatives.
 Jeff Quinn, formerly of Harrison, has succeeded J. D. Pullman in the meat market business. MT Quinn resides in Robert Draper's property.
 Chas. Agard has returned from Eu- reka Springs where he moved recently and has bought the Lewallen farm near Coin and will try farming again.
 The Green Forest Reading Club has resumed it's weekly meetings and reports d most interesting session of the club with Mrs. O'Neal Tuesday afternoon.
 Gall on Jeff Quinn, the new meat market man, at the Pullman stand, for anything you want in the meat line. He guarantees to please you both in quality and price.
 L. s. Warner, travelling freight so- licitor of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co.,, with headquarters at Kansas City, was here Wednesday soliciting patronage for his company.
 Rev. E. M. McCracken and daughter, Miss Pearl came over from BerryVille Thursday long enough to take dinner at w. R. Sneed's. His meeting at Berry vile closed Wednesday.
 John and J. B. Rhodes have purchas- ed Glass &c Co.'S $6UU0 stock of merchan- disc at Harrison, and will likely remove it to some one of the new towns on the east end of the railroad.
 James Anderson, a son of Thomas Anderson residing near Rule, was brought home a corpse from Omaha Wednesday. He was a victim of fever, which he contracted while at work on the railroad.
 Eld M. L. Voyles writes from Har- rison that on account of not having sufficiently recovered fon an attack of pneumonia fever, he will not be able to commence his meeting here before the third Sunday.
 Last Monday night was the occ asion of the regular semi insta llation of officers of the local l. o. O. F. To dge. Lee Smith was inducted into the position of Noble Grand; Kim Howard, Vice Grand; w. H. Hatfield, secretary, snd J. A. Buell, treasurer. The deal for the Phillips f0-acre tract for the location of Prof. CraWford's no ma. school has been closed, the deed for same having been executed on Friday of last week. Inc consideration was $500. Work on the building is to begin first of next week and 1t will be pushed, Prof. Crawford assures us, as fast as the weather and the character of the work will permit.
 Justice w. A. Butt presided over a case Saturday in which the Oiure Manufacturing Co. of Chicago seeks to recover the sum of S6300 off the Green Forest Mercantile Go. for a lot of picture frames shipped here last sum- mer. The issue was tried before jury. F. o. Butt of Eureka Springs appear ing for the plaintiff and A. J. Russell for the defendent. A verdict was rem dered in favor of the defendent. The ;, case was appealed.
 ;! J. c. Wilson, the liveryman, did about $2814 worth of business during the holi- days and 1t was not rushing time in his : line of business either. A smooth gen. :; tleman from Joplin arrived here day or two before Christmas. He was very anxious to buy livery business and it took him and "Jimmie" but very few minutes to land a great big deal in which the "well-to-do" stranger became pro- prietor and general manager of the l Wilson livery barn. Being careful man, the stranger did not bring any cash along with him but promised to have $2800 here New Years day. In the meantime he had charge of the livery and was dninC nuite a nice husi.