The Green Forest tribune., 1904-10-08

- rison on business Wednesday.
 k. L. Anderson has closed out his liv- cry stable interests in Green Forest.
 Cheap railroad rates next week on account of the fair at Berryvile.
 We both lose money if you don't let us sell you your groceries. Tanning 6, Birkes.
 Len Nunnally (; Go. are as busy as bees opening up their new stock of goods this week.
 4. 0. Wagoner and wife left Sunday for 8 months visit at the home of their son, Collie, in Oklahoma.
 Want to trade real estate for mer- chandise. Gall on or address W. G. Hobbs, Enon, Ark. 36tf. Miss Burnice Foreman has been seri- ously aiIing again during the past few days, bat is reported better.
 Rev. c. T. Edwards has resigned his position with c. B. Grim and accepted q clerkship at the Green Forest Mor- cantiIe Co.'S.
 Merchants fer twenty-five miles around Green Forest are coming in to buy flour from the wholesale house of Geo. 0. Hunt {: O.
 Wyatt Hitt5on, the Osage merchant, was a passenger for St. Louis Sunday, where he is spending the week buylpg goods and seeing the Worlds Fair.
 Farmers, take some of your products 10 the North Arkansas Fair, and if you have some good stock take 1t along, t0o Everything meritorious will receive awards.
 c. T. Foramon. Jr., is here for few day. visit. He cam9 oyer with his grand father, ' s. Foreman, wao spent Saturday and Sunday in Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Flora White of Weston, ". Va, and Mrs. Mtrtna Gaston. of Mn eral. W. Va, arrived last Sa5ur1Ay and will spend some time as glests of theje sister, Mrs. NJ. v. Lightburn.
 Ityoa want to m4x9 ooe dollar per- jerm tho work of about two dollars take up some of the bargains in dry gools, furnishings etc, at Geo. 0. Hla5 s: Co.'S. J. c. Tabor's brick.
 Mfr. and Mrs. E. L. Jernigan departed Sunday evening for St. Louis, where they are doing the great exposition this week. Mir. Jornigan will take advan- taga of his presence in St. Louis to bay needed in repieaishing his stock of drugs.
 Walter Hamito of Reton, N. M., was here last week visiting old time friends. He was born and raised to bovhood here, but cast his lot in tho west several years ag7. H. i5 son ot Thomas Hamilton, residing three miles east of Berryvilla.
 Mir. and Mrs. Lee II. Smith have re- ceiyed the announeem ant of the mar riage Of Mir. Smiths sister, Miss Aioe, to Ira V. Sohnibley of Living 'toa, Mont. which occurred the 23ult, The bride is we'll known to many about Green Forest, who join in sending many good wsaes to the happy colole.
 A. J. Russell left Sunday afternoon for Indianapolis, Ind to attend the meeting of the Republican National League Club as delegate from the Third congressional district. On his return be will be met in St, Louis by Mrs. Russell, where they will spend few days sightseeing at the Worlds Fair.
 For some reason Senator Butt failed to make his appearance here to present his plans for tho organization of cold storage, ice and electric light plan5 company, according to his appointment for Tuesday. Others interested were on hand, however, and the matter will be taken up as soon as Mir. Butt can arrange his plans to como here. There is no doubt bu7 that.a a proper encour- agement on the part of our citizens and business men will secure this valuable enterprise for our town.
 Ernest Braswal has been made as sistant agent for John Birke8 at the Green Forest station. The business os thn Grean Fo-est offiee has proven to