The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-20

 but is improving some.
 Loss Nunnally is at home from the. mning region, for a.few days visit.
 Master c. E. Foreman of Eureka Springs is visiting relatives in the city.
 Heydt Bakery bread, the best loaf ever seld in Green Forest, at A. ]. Ia bor's.
 James shibiey and family of Craw- ford county are here on visit with- relatives.
 G. E. Blasingeme ana wife of Cedar Valley, Mo. were in town on business Wednesday.
 Remember that Hon. E. II. Myers will mako an address in Green Forest at ! P. n. Sept. |.
 Frank Beeson has succeeded to tne ownership of the Green Forest Realty Go, having bought out E. s. Foreman. c. 0. O'Neal {; Go. are stocking up heavy On all lines of hardware and pre- pared to give you some exceptional values.
 Miss Llllie Rob left Sunday evening for her home in Illinois after a pleasant visit at the home of her aunt, Mrs Frank Jsgeman. Miss Emma Birkes, sister Of Agent ' TS cl +o Seligman Sunday, after 8 visit of several days at the home of her brother
 Henry Lawrence and w. 4. Walker attended meeting at. Waite Oak Prima- tive Baptist church near Harrison Saturday and Sunday and report good meeting.
 Please note the advertisement in this issue of the coming of pr. Morgan, the famous veterinary surgeon, who will be in Green Forest Tuesday, Aug. 23, for two days.
 Hon. H. +. Myers, canai,lats for governor, will address the people Of Carroll county at Green Forest oa Thursday, Sept. l, p. m. Everybody is, cordially invited
 T. D. Bliss is somewhat improved over what his condition has been for two or three weeks. He has been very low,Y and there is DO prospect for permanent recovery. Memorial services to the late Eid. Isaac Standlee will be held at Plaa5las Hill church, foar miles north Of Berry vile, on next Sunday. Itis expected that large congregation of people will. 1 be in attendance.
 There are few genuine bargains in buggiea left at c. c. O'n2eal 6 Co.'S. Ii you have an idea of making a purchase: anyways soon it would pay you to take advantage ofsome of their special offers.
 No. 1 salt can be bought from the Green Forest Mercantile Co. for the same price per barrel that an inferior No. Z grade issbeing sold by others at in Green Forest. Investigate before you buy.
 G. ". Knapp has resigned his position with J. B. Harden and will conduct a dry goods and flour business here for g Kansas firm. At present. he is occupying a portion of tho store fJ. c. Tabor.
 About the biggest industry here now is tine wood hauling business by H. H. Stanhope, who is taxing the capacity of the railroad yard for places to pile it up. He isgetting ready to supply the fall and winter market at Eareka Springs.
 Henry Masters, a young man re- sidng with his brother-in- law, E. H. Innman on the James Buell. farm. died after 8 brief illness on Friday night of last week. His remains were taken to his former home~in Kansas for interment
 Andrew Norris has taen given tsm- porary charge of the railroad station at Ovey, the regular agent there, Ernest Braswell, having been called to tae train ditpatcher's office at Eureka Springs to take the place of'Cyde West. who is unable to bo on duty on account 1 of illness.
 The present Indications are that ths balloon ascension advertised by hanl bills for Saturday afternoon will not take place, a misunderstanding of some sort having arisen between the council and tho Brownie Balooon Go. regarding the show which the company runs in