The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-03
Local Mention.

Get ready TOT CnIlS1maS.
 R. D.. Galloway does all kinds of shoe repairing.
 Fresh meat always on hand at Rudd's market. Phone 27.
 Dr. Worthington was in Harrison on business Thursday.
 Lee Smith was at Grand View on business Tuesday night.
 Tanning 8c Birkes will sell you 6 bounds of rice for 25 cents.
 James Wilding left Tuesday after noon on business trip to Joplin, Mo. Wanted: All kinds of produce at the highest market price. J. B. HARDEN, THE TRIBUNE can use several loads of wood on subscription ifbrought in soon. w. L. Sneed is looking after business matters in Stone county, Mo, this week.
 Bring in the balance of your market liable apples. Harden will buy only short time longer.
 J. B. w. Bennington, a prominent citizen of Carrollton, was a business caller here Wednesday.
 aBlaine Rhodes went to St. Louis I Wednesday, evening. He will remain there about week.
 Ebert Mcdowell left Monday for Peru, Kan., where he will probably make his future home.
 Harden has sold two car loads of salt and has received another car. He has the best salt at the best price.
 Perry Cox, oldest son of A. J. Cox, is , at home again after two years or so spent in the state of Washington.
 Lem Porter, who has been in New Mexico for the past two years, has re- turned and will probably remain here. lCC0 pairs of Shoes must be sold a j.C. Harbert's this month to make room or early spring stock. They must go.
 A peep into our display window will |emind you that a new carving set
 ould make an elegant Xmas present.
 c. c. O'NEAL & Co.
 Garn Bobo and wife have returned
 ter couple of years spent in the
 erritory. They reside with their
 Otherin-law, Thomas Grim, near I. trryville.
 The S'Old Maids Convention" is to be
 ven soon by the pupils of the Ozark U ormal. This is Imaginable enter v inment and will surely be greeted by a
 Fge crowd.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the ssy fme of I. B. Wilson. It is an up-to-
 te residence, size 35x46 feet, with dern improvements. It will be a ssa dit to our town.
 'IA amcs M. Masters of Columbus, s9 h., arrived Saturday with his family 1A q will become a citizen here. He y Fed to the farm he recently pur-
 sed of J. H. Buell.. c. d telegram was received here Satur- iges' announcing the death or Dan ns Hey near Rogers. He was brother ston w. T. Bailey and Mrs. T. J. Watt, l;sor formerly resided here. -4lFalg 4IFlg ,tG. Coxsey of the mercantile firm lllttsA AsAey & Coxsey of Leslie was here nal visit to relatives, etc., first of the rsist returning home Tuesday. He re- weah that Leslie is soon to have bank.
 Mest fires have been raging in the keplS eloos htains near Eureka Springs. On cong Friday night they came so near the e sto that a number of the inhabitants q IS ined on guard all night in order to ;e ie ct their homes. They are under uer to ol new, however. o,,r std ter meeting with success in "A ? deeNtcast" the Green Forest ok .--dc company has decided to play u eali eanl nonds and Hearts," beautiful taep it England comedy drama. The Chatta of the play, has not been decided yhattal The cast remains the same with lae0 Exceptions.
 0. E. Foreman was over from NkK Springs Sunday to dine with sly married folks at the Foreman A,AB cad. Mrs. Foreman never miss-- sx M pportunity to visit Green Forest, |EEss1z1 place she still calls her home,
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