The Green Forest tribune., 1904-11-26
Local Mention.
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 Two best out of three is the record for number 50.
 Fresh meat always on hands at Rudd's market. Phone 27.
 Some splendid, new, Round-Oak heat- CTS at Porter's, large size, at S7 30. Wanted: All kinds of produce at the highest market price. J. B. HARDEN. H. E. Owens, near the depot, has just what you want in both goods and prices. THE TRIBUNE can use several loads of wood on subscription if brought in soon. w. B. Smith has moved from Rule to the Henry Reeves farm on Dry creek. .. Cranberries, celery, fresh oysters and pumpkin for pumpkin pies at Tanning & Birkes'.
 The best and most fashionable line of tailor-made Skirts, Jackets and Capes at ]. c. Harbert's. s Bring in the balance of your market able apples. Harden will buy only short time longer.
 Frank Jageman wants to trade one wagon, one hack, and a set of harness for corn and hogs.
 Harden is still buying apples and paying the biggest price. Deliver at his produce house.
 Mrs. Charles Harbert and the little folks have been up from Omaha on visit during the past week.
 Harden has sold two car loads of salt and has received another car. He has the best salt at the best price.
 Uncle Tom Sisco and wife, two of the oldest and best people in the country, bonered this office with a visit on last Satur Cay.
 A complete line of over 1500 of May Manton's Glove Fitting Dress Patterns just received. Price 10 cents. Att c. Harbert's.
 T. D. Bliss went out for a drive with his son last Saturday, the first time he has been able to be away from his home for several months.
 In order to close out his fall and winter stock, J. c. Harbert will sell Ladies' Rnd Children's hats at absolute cost. We mean exactly what we say.
 Just received an elegant line of holi- day goods. Our purchases were made from Chicago and New York houses.
 AIKEN 6 HANCOCK. The property which George West ecently bought of w, c. Russell is being so thoroughly overhauled that it resents the appearance of an almost ew building.
 The members of the cast of "A Noble Dutcast'' were entertained Sunday vening by MT. and Mrs. Ed Puckett. In excellent supper was served at five rcock. All present report an enjoy ble evening.
 Good hotel property in Eureka SGw1gs, rents for S30 per month, to eale for farm near Green Forest. lust have 100 acres or more in culti ation. Bottom land preferred. Carroll Co Abstract Go.
 George West was looking after some nsness matters in Fayetteville first of be week. Returning home Thursday kopped over to eat Thanksgiving tur- ey with his son Clyde, who Is agent at Prand View station.
 Whitaker & West have bought the , lame building on the southwest corner s lltae square and are having it fitted up Afsal estate office. The building hey vacate will be used for store room br J. B. Harden's produce business.
 Tie Carroll County Abstract Go. has De of the finest bottom farms on. Dry
 eek listed now. This farm consists Of
 acres, mostly fine bottom land. Has
 od farm dwelling, fine water, large
 rn and other good out buildings.
 per acre.
 Mrs. Lottie Gaddy of Springfield,
 D., has been visiting in the com )l unity during the past week or two
 is a sister of Mrs. Jane McDoweil or
 cen Forest, Mrs. Polly Mattox Of
 enver and Mrs. William Nunnally ot
 rryville. Mrs. sGaddy is an old-tlme