The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-30
Local Mention.
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pndd will buy your small DeeVes.
 oar load of salt just received at J. B. Harden's'
 ceveral Green Forest folks attended the picnic at Rule Saturday.
 Fresh meat always on hands at Rudd's market. Phone 27. ! Jeff Harbert has some excellent bar gains in new buggles.
 All kinds of first class black-smithing done bv s. Bryant, near depot.
 George Coxsey and wife are visiting rolatiyes in Madison county.
 Miss Rose Harbert of Celeste, Texas, ;s here for visit with numerous rela- tives.
 Hevdt Bakery bread, the best loaf ever sold in Green Forest, at A. J. Ta- bor's.
 Gee Jeff Harbert's line of new buggies. He can certainly interest you if you want to buy,
 McCollister, the photographer, will take your orders for enlarging and onarantee satisfaction. E. S. Foreman has been among the ;ndisposed during the past week, but is able to be about agaln. |. Miss Thenia Collier of Carrollton has has been guest of Green Forest rela- lives during the past week. John Russell has been suffering con- siderably as a result of kick in the groin from horse Monday. When you order bread of A. J. Tabor remember you can have any other gro- | ceries delivered at the same time. Mrs. Gamma Blankenship and son of l Garfield, Ark, are visiting at the home ] of her parents, MT. and Mrs. James l Binkley.
 Ifyou have any pictures you want en- larged you had better take them to Me- l Coister rather than to trust them to stranger.
 The Holiness people have been en- toying revival at the M. E. Church tais week. Rev. Coulson is doing the preaching.
 Uncle Frank Jageman put us under continued renewed obligations to him for a basket of excellent summer apples on last Saturday.
 Monroe Burket, the Alpena merchant, was in town Wednesday renewing his official bond as a United States store keeper and gauger.
 Mrs. Gunter Nunnally of Leslie has been a guest of her parents and other relatives here during the past weeek. She returned home Monday.
 Just remember that nobody sells a better grade of flour or flour for less money than does Tanning &: Birkes. Give your local dealers the first change.
 Ladies who want something very fine in the line eff dress goods, something me and yet reasonable in price, should see the new patterns just received at J. C. Harbert's.
 C. c. O'Neal 6: Go. will make some mighty close prices on buggies from now until they get ready to move into their new building. See them for special prices. 1r-Mrs. Rebecca Jernigan and her son King left Monday afternoon for Daven- port, Washington, where they expect to eslde in the future. We are sorry to lose them from Green Forest.
 Fred, the infant son of MT. and Mrs. '. E. Reed, residing southwest of town, uled on Wednesday evening after only pref attack of Aux. Interment was made Thursday afternoon in the Pickens Cemetery.
 Andrew Norris has gone to Gilbert to axe care of the station at that place -9lle his brother Rufus, who is the Eeat there, takes vacation and sees ie great fair. The formers wife la daughter accompanied him. They
 i'l De gone two or three weeks.
 several young people of the town pent Saturday evening pleasantly at
 le nome of MT. and Mrs. J. L. Russell.
 ne occasion was in the nature of a
 ood-by reception for Miss Jennie