The Green Forest tribune., 1904-02-20
Local Mention.
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 ,(l 1tak a z0E 6k 1@n & las Leh 1ak 1ax-x Salt by the barrell at Harden's.
 The peach crop still seems to be kill ed
 Buy apples and potatoes at Harden's produce.
 Old papers, lots of them, at THE TRIB- yxE office. Bend Rudd your orders for meat. Telephone 27.
 Miss Ora Warren has been visitin g at Denver the past week. Harden want, even 99 guineas for which he will pay $1.00.
 Mrs. Dr. Ramsey has been quite ill for the past two weeks. THE TRIBUNE publishers want to buy about 12OC0 good shingles.
 Buy your seed oe ts of Harden early, doNtney are going to be scarce. All kinds of first-class black-smithing done by $. Bryant, near depot.
 E. c. Cooper has been mixing with the courters, talking insurance this week.
 High grade stationery-envelo and sAaper--at Mrs. Meador's. P. O. Lobby.
 Miss Burnice Foreman is among the mum Der of sick folks reported this week.
 C! see that nice supply of beef, pork, sausage and lard at Rudd's meat shop.
 J. F. Walker and J. B. Reeves were J. c. Bower has been seriously ailing Fof catarrh of the head for the past two weeks.
 Remember your wants in the meat line will be taken care of at Rudd' s market. ~ If you want any kind of fancy cakes or pies made call on Horace Williams, the baker,
 Barber George Phillips has been a victim to the prevailing "breaking out" fthis week. ssS Mrs. H. M. Foster is included in the somewhat extended list of sick folks this week.
 Auburn and Orton Walker and Caleb Galloway transacted business at Berry vile Monday.
 Al. J. Russell is in attendance at court this week assisting in the deliberations Iof the grand jury.
 Miss Ruby Nunnally, who is attend ing school at Osage, was home for a visit first of the week.
 George West, the hustling representa- tive for the New York Life, was looking after some business here Saturday last. w. A. Shrum has purchased the Iproperty in which John Phillips resides, south of the track, from w. c. Love- lady.
 C. c. O'Neal & Co. can boast of the finest display of cutlery to be found in the county. Gall at their store and see for yourself.
 WANTED: To trade, 5-room resi- dence, nlce premises, in the town of Rogers for land near Green Forest. Call Atthis office. A lou will find good market for your poultry, eggs, stock peas and veal calves and all oUner marketable produce at J. B. Harden's.
 Mrs. Massey Seitz and daughter of Osage were guests of her parents, MT. and Mrs. J. A. Buell., from Sunday until Wednesday.
 Monroe Butler and family have de- parted again for White Oak, IT,, this time for the purpose of making their home at that place.
 J. A. Buell., J. B. Harden and E. C.. Cooper mixed with immigration people OnEthe excursion train to and from liar rison Sunday evening.
 Al half peck of as fine sweet potatoes as they need to grow was presented to us with the compliments of our good friend Mrs. J. w. Snyder Saturday.
 The Bank of Green Forest will now chow desks with any concern in the county, having recently installed one that Is next in size to all-Out- Of- doors.
 We are requested to announce that Eld. Towrey of the Christian faith will begin a series of meetings at the M. B. < $. .church to night and continue several days.
 Wm. Lovelady of St. Joe was here Monday on business. He moved from here to St. Joe a year or SO ago and Is now hal1 owner in a mill and gin at that place.
 Planning & Birkes are selling grocer ies at cosJ-Jhat is what they cost the buyer, which i6 but very little more