The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28
R. l.. JERNIGAN.
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 We are now mailing a staten ent to every person who is indebted to us in any sum, all we want is a settlement. We must get everything off our books. On the 18th day of June we will file every unsettled account with the J. p, We do not wish to be harsh about this matter, but we mean to be emphatic. Save costs by calling on us at once. This May 23, 1904 CoxsEY BROS.
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 Henry Howard is engaged this week in spreading paint on the residence of Mayor Ii, H. Martin.
 Wash Tanning and family visited at the home of his parents near Berryville, Saturday and Sunday.
 Lee Smith has been unable to be on duty as bumper for the railroad com pany this week on account of sickness.
 Mrs. Virginia Taylor has been grant, ed a apension on account of the death of her husband, who was a pensioner on aecount of the civil war.
 The Mercantile Co.'S. prize wagon was drawn by James Stacy. The drawing drew quite a crowd and much interest was taken in the proceeding.
 Josh Mattox and wife of Douglas, Okla, were here last week visiting at the home of w. E. Trower. Mrs. Mat tox is a sister of MT. Trower,
 Charlie Wells was called home from Eureka Springs Tuesday on account of the serious illness of his mother, who has been ailing for some time.
 Miss Anna Wise Of Cottonwood, Ida ho, is visiting relatives in and around Green Forest. She is daughter of Frank Wise, who moved from here to Idaho twenty -one years ago.
 I. B. Wilson, junior partner in the firm of c. 0. O'Neal & Co.,, was here selling hardware to his finn and obserE- ing the progress of the business in which he is interested, first of the week. He is very pleasant gentleman. J. B. w. Bennington was up from Carrollton township again Wednesday buying additional supplies for shipping strawberries. He says he has had fine yield and has found a pretty good market. He did his own shipping.
 The strawberry crop is now ftapering of. The crop has been abundant and the quality fine. If anything is lacking to demonstrate that we have as fine a strawberry country as the sun has ever shone upon we don't know what 1t IS.
 The firm of Tabor & Rhodes milliners, has been dissolved, Miss Rhodes moves her share of the gools to Yocum and Mrs. Tabor will hereafter be found at the store of her husband, A. J. Tabor, where she will be pleased to meet her customers.
 T. N. Proctor sends in a renewal ot subscription from Grove, l. T. and re- minds us he could not get along without THE TRIBUNE. Joe's many old-tlme friends here will be glad to know he IS enjoying a reasonable share of heaith and prosperity in his adopted home Tn the Territory.
 J, A. Standlee brought to town Tues day couple of boxes Of berries TOT shipment to the Worlds Fair that were simply crack jacks. John Logan would have smiled all over his face- to see such berries coming in branded from Arkansas, but unfortunately not enough were gotten together for shlp- ment.
 Street Commissioner Skinkle warned out q number of hands for street Work during last week, but it appears elia' the men subject to street duty all nave better jobs as nobody came out. u IS onita 2 bnsy season now for such Work but there IS some work that needs atsen- tion badly especially in the way or re- pairing bridges and sidewalks. W neh . damaoe suit is filed against the town for injuries sustained on account ofneg- lect to keep calverts. walks or prioges in repair it is probable that more atten- t;on will be given such matters.