The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-23
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 roler and family spent Sunday in
 eka Springs
 h meat always on hands at Rudd's
 Iket Phone 27.
 If Harbert has some excellent bar
 ns in new buggies'
 Isoglsfoot and poison fly paper at .sn Forest Drug Co.'S.
 I. Russell looked after some busi-
 matters at Berryyille Tuesday.
 r;.s Rife Harris is visiting this week he home of her mother at Rogers.
 R Wilson, partner of c. c. O'Neal,
 nt two or three days here during the
 bt week.
 koa Jeff Harbert's line of new buggies, can certainly interest you if you
 Int to buy.
 fine bov arrived at the home of Mir.
 Mrs, Will McMorris near Hugh, on
 Saturday.
 lJceqlHster, the photographer, will Re your orders for enlarging and tarantee satisfaction.
 B. Harden has been on the sick list ] ring the past week, but is again able ! be at his place of business. When you order bread of A. J. Tabor leas0er you can have any other gro Mes delivered at the same time. Regular meeting of the republican l |gue club will be held at the usual lee of meeting this (Saturday) eyen- (fyou have any pictures you want en- Fged you had better take them to Me Mister rather than to trust them to a Fangor.
 [he end of the brickwork on the |Mk Normal is almost in sight. Prof. |awford declares that conditions are |r for the school to open on scheduled he, Sept. 5.
 Lee Smith and sister Miss Jennie, are king in the sights of the Worlds Fair Is week. During his absence Lees ties as bumper on the railroad are be- looked after by Herb Phillips, You need no patent remedies to aid gestion when your meals are prepared m table supplies bought at Tanning Birkes' grocery. Their goods are Sh, clean and healthful. Phone 1. ee delivery.
 Miss Clara Rush has been employed teacher in the primary department
 the Ozark Normal. Miss Rush is g of the best known and most success lady teachers in the country, and we lbt not 5hat the faculty of the normal l be greatly strengthened by her dition to it.
 Hugh Morrow, brother of our towns n, pr. F. R. Morrow, has been em- wed as adjunct professor of chemistry the Arkansas University at Fayette- e. This young man is known to te few Green Forest people having tied his brother here several times.
 graduated from the University the t term.
 August 10 is the anniversary Of the tile of Wilson Creek, ten miles west Springfield, Mo-, in 1861. The Con- 'erate army participating in this table contest contained many citizens shis county. THE TRIBUNE has been nlshed the following list of the sur ors Capt. Hamp Fancher of Maple, |. J. P. Fancher of Berryyille, Maj. Bishop, William Phillips, William rey of Osage, Jerry Patty of Yocum, liam Collier and B. F. Rudd of zen Forest and Alp Rud( of Rudd. V. T. Dixon has had for guests at his ne here during the past week his son. law Q. R. Hemphill and family of fora, Mo-, and his daughter, M rs. H. Brady of Joplin. MT. Hemphill is cry man of Aurora and he joined his BY here aftera drive along the grade 'he White River road from Aurora to laha. He says that work is progress
 quite we'll on the line covering the tance he travelled, and that the road now in operation between Carthage l Aurora.
 Examiner Cooper exercised the "pain-
 duty' this week of informing chers who hold license in the East