The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-29
Local Mention.
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 The man who hasn't got job is hard
 to find.
 What about that sidewalk to the , Normal?
 Denver should be supplied with mail
 from Green Forest.
 w. c. Russell wants to buy one hun
 dred bushels of corn.
 County and township officers, elect,
 will qualify next Monday.
 les Estes, we learn, has resigned as nostmaster at Carrollton.
 Rev. Hatfield began revival meeting
 at Zion Hill last Thursday night.
 A fine piece of Chinaware with ev-
 cry can of baking powder at A. J.
 Tabors'.
 A car load of stoves, embracing every .Sfeed of the trade, at c. c. O'Neal & l Co.'S.
 R. A. Martin of Stone county, Mis-
 souri, was here on business first of the
 week.
 c. B. Grim has closed out his stock {, merchandise and will not reopen for
 year.
 Ladies Who want the very latest in | fine waists and waist goods should go to / J. c. Harbert's. Clyde Callen came in last week from ' New Mexico for the purpose of attend l ing the Ozark Normal. We still have good news to report . from Miss Lula Puckett. Her early re- covery is now hoped for.
 L. H. Monett recently went to St. ! Louis where he expects to secure em- ployment in the railroad shops. Miss Burnice Foreman has been ail- ing quite seriously during the past week, but is much improved. Walter Norris has some fine thorough bred Poland China pigs for sale. Call on him at his farm northeast of town. Frank MaYes of Fayetteville is billed
 to speak at Berryville Nov. ?, p, m. He is the republican nominee for con- gross.
 have fresh shipment of "Fall snaps" in wall paper. See them be- fore they are all gone. Jernigan's Drug Store. Alfred Alfred and family have moved to the Territory. We predict that Alfred will not stay away from Arkan- sas very long. No shoes are cheap unless they are | some account. Buy a pair of V. G's. and you will have something worth the money. Len Nunnally 6 Go. Spencer McCollister captured the blue ribbon for the finest display in photography at the recent North Ark ansas fair, which is another feather in the cap of Green Forest. Their many friends will be delighted to learn that H. M. Foster and wife are soon to become residents of Green For est again. They will reside in the rooms over Aiken 6: Hancock's store. .,fThe present town administration has Considerable time yet to show what 1t can do in the way of street and side- walk improvements, but the weather is not likely to be so favorable. Good hotel property in Eureka Springs, rents for s3o per month, to | trade for farm near Green Forest. Must have 100 acres or more in culti- vation. Bottom land preferred. Carroll Co. Abstract Go. M F. Davis, who recently bought the W, c, Owens farm, has exchanged same -'sag land near his former home at Bramer, fzMo,, and left with his family for that place Tuesday. The new owners name is Henry Marshall and he comes among l us we'll recommended.
 The local Masonic Lodge has pur-
 chased w. T. Bailey's 10-acre tract of
 land mile east of town for home for
 the widow and children of the lately
 deceased G. w. Benton. The funds
 were raised by voluntary contribution
 rom the various lodges of the state,
 Ar. Benton having been member ot
 he order.