The Green Forest tribune., 1904-03-05
Local Mention.
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 A. Pyron of Berryville was in h on business Monday. neriH Morris was here looking after c official matters Monday.
 uy your seed oe ts of Harden early, they are going to be scarce. @
 Il kinds of first-class black -smithing 8 by 5. Bryant, near depot. E. Foreman is home again after an snce of five months in St Louis. r. Poynor looked after some business Jers Tn Eureka Springs Monday. etween now and April 1, T. M. Buell.
 beat anybody's pllce paid for turs.
 you want any kind of fancy cakes its made call on Horace Williams, baker.
 ssWorthington' office is connected
 the telephone exchange. His
 beris 6.
 .nator Butt was over from Eureka
 ngs Saturday and Sunday visiting
 lives, etc.
 iss Ethel Nunnally has gone to
 yer to conduct a three months term
 Aect school.
 rs. Mary Havener has been quite
 at the home of George Phillips for
 g days past.
 ease pay up as you go so you can be
 ished with anything you want at
 d'S meat market.
 D. Birkes, the station agent, looks
 Q dignlfied operating hls fine new
 smore typewriter.
 aere is something doing at Tanning
 Ilrkes' grocery. They lead in both le of Foods and prices. srryville's popular dentist, Dr. Spur
 
 lonal Business Monday. you want to make a quick sale list [ property with the Green Forest lty Go. Office ill New York store. rs. O.. c. O'Neal went on the Re- an excursion to Harrison Monday rnlng With the crowd Tuesday. erchants M. s. Coxsey and J. B. des Were in St. Louis first of the |; <, buying new calico and so forth. If Nickel, the singing teacher, is lucting class in the rudiments of ic at the public school of evenings.
 isses Myrtle and Maude Brown of ryville nave been visiting at the 6 of J. c. Harbert during the week. , arry and Len Nunnally and Charley Is left w Wednesday for Muscogee, 1. Q accept jobs With a railroad bridge Y.
 ? his Howard has purchased a 16- A tract from J. A. Buell. off the G. b. Il homestead and will put the land lchard. 7 Stacy has moved to his residence } ntty Purchased from Will T. Bailey \ the latter has moved to his farm, of town. ou will find a good market for your try eggs, stock peas and veal calves A all Other marketable produce at Hafden's. you don't let Jeff Harbert supply ] needs in the hardware hne-cook es especially-it is because you do \ figure with him. \ iiiis Bower of Kinsley, Kan.. arrived Friday to see his father, J. c. : er, who has been seriously ill for the three or four weeks. harley Warren has exchanged his \ se farm to J. c. Hancock for the t r's town property. Exchange of ] fences will be made at once. } hn McLoud was in town Tuesday on ] electioneering tour. John says { ything is coming hls way and he ; ed confidently when he said it.
 M. Smith, the well known teacher, t. accepted contract to write life Ol rance in the Fidelity Mutual Life r 1T District Manager E. c. Cooper. ds Blasingame has, we are informed, sS ed several lots in his addition to w. " tice of Homer, Mo-, for a cattle ry h on Turkey creek over in Missouri. CD ID IS. w. J. Meador has sold her stock Ii ;oods back to c. B. Grim and the fs dor family have moved to the B. M. A dor Homestead, three miles north of HE [.
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 OOrr B. Hinchman of Berryville was in ill Monday. He informs us that he he decided to move to Oregon and that D, shaping his affairs now for that ,ose.
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