The Green Forest tribune., 1904-04-30

Miss Nell Nunnally returned from Leslie Sunday, where she has been visiting for week at the home of her brother.
 T. M. Buell. and w. A. Jenkins have formed partnership in the produce business and will occupy the Gray building on the east side of the square.
 All who have not settled with me since Jan. 1 must come in and settle either by cash or note by May 1, or they will have to settle some with the p.
 J. H. RAMSEY.
 The members of the Green Forest Horticultural Association are called to meet at 3, p. m., Saturday May ', as there is business of importance. It is hoped that every member will be pres ent. E. S. FOREMAN. Sec.
 To the People of Green Forest:- desire to thank you for the patronage you gave ne while in the bakery busi- ness in your town. If have failed to pay any bills please notify me through Box 66, Green Forest. Very truly.
 HoRA CE WILLIAMS.
 James Campbell, a young son of Otis Campbell residing on James Wilding's place, got tired of the environments of home Wednesday and took a mare of MT. Wilding and left for other parts. Constable Wells arrested him Thursday at the home of Mrs. Walls south of town and turned him over to Sheriff Morris who took him to the county jail. Preliminary hearing will come up be- fore Judge Butt today.
 Miss Cuba Callen arrived here Tues day and left Wednesday for short visit with her sister, Mrs. Dr. Erton Poynor at Osage. Miss Cuba has been attend ing the Springfield Normal, and will re- turn there for the examination next week. She will then go to Raton, N. M., to accept a position as stenograph- CT. Miss Callen has many warm friends at Green Forest who will be glad to know of her success.
 H. M. Reeves, well known citizen residing four miles east of town, died on Tuesday morning last, at the home of A. B. Wilson in Green Forest, his death being due to an attack of cry sipelas resulting in blood poison. He was taken ill at the home Of Laban All red on Osage a weex 80 previous and was removed to town Sunday. MT. Reeves was about 50 years old. A wife survives him.
 The firm of Coxsey Bros. have. sold their goods and store building to J. l.. and J. B. Rhodes who will have charge of the business in the future. The in- ventory of the stock was completed Thursday. Few mercantile firms, who ever did business in this country, have been more successful than has Coxsey Bros. and the fact that they have de- cided to retire from the mercantile in- terests of our town will occasion much regret throu ghout Green Forests trade territ ory. They have not only prosper ed well, but have made a reputation for enterprise and fair dealing that is high ly commendable. The new firm is to be known as Rhodes 6. Son, the partners being J. L. Rhodes and Blaine Rhodes. The former is we'll known to our people, being one of the partners in the Yocum roller mill and has lived almost if not quite all his life in this country. He is one of the most substantial and honorable men to be found anywhere. Blaine Rhodes, the son, has been in business here for some time and is a wide-awake business man. The stock of the Mercantile Go. and that bought of Coxsey Bros. will be consolidated and the business continued at the Cox ye,f.,