The Green Forest tribune., 1904-01-02
Local Mention.
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Old papers, lots Of them, at HE IRiS- UNE office.
 Buy apples and potatoes at Harden's produce. \ pr. Winfield Poynor of Osage was in town Monday.
 E. G. Cooper and family were Denver visitors Sunday.
 THE TRIBUNE office can now supply all demands for old papers.
 All kinds of first-class black -smithing done by $. Bryant, near depot.
 Mrs. A. ]. Russell visited relatives at Harrison Wednesday and Thursday.
 Mrs. Jaques opened private school at the public school building Monday.
 Eld. M. M. Butler and Jesse Goforth drove over to Denver and back Tuesday. M O! see that nice supply of beef, pork, Sausage and lard at Rudd's meat shop.
 THE TRIBUNE saves it's patrons 25 per cent on all classes of commercial print ing.
 E. M. Goforth and wife were guests of friends at Eureka Springs first of tn e week.
 Ali Nickle is making some substantial Improvements on his property on Ninth street.
 Edward Furgason left Monday for ! Valparaiso, Ind, where he will attend school.
 T. o. Walker, wife and daughter, spent Christmas with relatives in Green Forest.
 w. L. Crow and family of Berryville were guests at the home of l.. V. Porter Thursday.
 Andrew Norris and family have nov ed into the home of Mrs. Norris father, Jesse Goforth. 8 Editor R. s. Armitage of the Boone Banner spent short while in Green Forest Sunday.
 William P. Ccxsey has been employed to assist collector Anderson in the col Election of taxes. 1 Caswen Purcelley of Texas is spend 5ing the holidays with numerous rela- ,stives east of town. N Mrs. Rosa Harris left for her home at Rogers Sunday after week S visit with } her children here. Orvill Berry of Beaver has been spending the holidays here with his uncle, L. V. Porter. 
 M. B. Russell and wife came over [ from Eureka Springs to take Christmas dinner with relatives. { Begin the new year right by trading at the store of Mrs. w. J. Meador in s post office building. Blaine Rhodes dug well. built new \ barn and otherwise improved his resi- 1dence property lately. This is a dangerous time of year about Hires. If you are not safely insured see VA. J. Russell at.once.
 Fill up while you can get pounds 1of best steak, or pounds of fine sausage for 15 cts at Pullman's. F August Baker and son Walter of Ash NlO., opCuV CuO llOlIOdyS ACIC slooking at our fruit lands. Henry Smart and wife of Henry, H., ~have been visiting with George Jack son at Rule the past week. 5 5, Miss Ruby Nunnally- Visited her brother Gunter the ,>agent at Leslie, :G1fr0m S1 Saturday till Monday. sa Miss Sue BurneS, who is attending s1Gssfate university, is spending the gs with hsf parents at osago. NH-N Warden of Burt, Iowa, has been ne pasE week trying to make a real |Il Sdea4in order to become one of our A Hamp Owens has been making quite Hot of improvements on the premises Eo sently purchased in the Blasingame
 Mesdames Vie Berry and Mark Swope
 of Beaver were guests of the first-named
 lady's sister, Mrs. l.. V. Porter, here
 Wednesday. -s The best place to market your beef -acattle, poultry. eggs, butter, etc., is at .siEnn M. Whitehead's, Spring St., < sssssIureka Springs. tf Alvin Butt and family of Valley V.srings were among the numerous
 Nsiday visitors, who were guests of
 Eeen Forest relatives.
 hoshua Stevens is at home again after Eomewhat extended absence engaged ; Ebridge work on the Carthage end of
 Re White River railroad.
 EWhen you want reliable, safe, old