The Green Forest tribune., 1904-08-06

Miss Allie Norton of Mangum, Okla. is here visiting relatives.
 George Callen, five miles north of town, IS seriously ill of fever.
 5. R. Hanby, the lumberman. was here Wednesday taking orders.
 Miss Fife Harris returned Sunday from brief visit with relatives at Rogers.
 Charles Wall has moved to the prop erty on Scott street which he purchased from J. c. Bower few months since,
 A picnic has been billed for Parker school house Saturday, Aug 20. The county candidates are invited to be present.
 I. L. Hummer has taken the contract to rebuild the long distance telephone ilne between Carrollton and Eureka Springs,
 w. R. Sneed and wife attended the revival meeting being conducted by Rev. Ewin McCracken at Kingston. Saturday and Sunday.
 Mrs. W. c. Russell still sells V.O. Tt has effected almost immediate cures for flux when other medicines fail. Try it and be convinced.
 Misses Maude Rhodes and May O'Neal of Yocum returned Monday from a three- weeks visit with relatives at Republic, Mo.
 Will Hanbury has moved to Berry vile. When gave possession of the property sold MT. Valentine he could find no house for rent.
 J. B. Harden has made big run on apple shipping the past week, having already shipped out three or four car loads, and there seems to be quite supply yet in the country.
 George Birkes and sepha Naples boarded the stock train for St. Louis Saturday night and took brief look at Worlds Fair Monday. They are of the opinion that it is immense.
 w. o. Beeson, who recently came with his family from Indiana, are at home now in Mrs. Mary Wilson's prop erty, just vacated by c. c. Mitchell, l who has returned to his former home in Illinois.
 THE TRIBUNE office has placed an order for a complete line of stationery, en- bracing not only the latest but the most substantial goods in this line and we are going to be able to offer the people something extra for their money.
 Mrs. Charles Cardwell and little daughter of Pomeroy, Wash, arrived here last Saturday en route to Osage, where Mrs. Cardwell had been called by telegram announcing the serious illness of her brother, Dr.. Erton Poynor.
 FoR SALE: Several head of good work horses and numbero substantial huggies and hacks, including a good buss suitable for train work will sell cheap either for cash or good notes. If you need q horse>or rig this is your op portunity. R. L. Anderson, Berryville, Ark.
 Here is what you are looking for if you want an up-to-date farm. One ! hundred acres, 90 in cultivation, 10 | acres fine timber, all good strong land, 100 bearing apple trees, all kinds of other fruit for family use, good we'll and | two fine springs, good dwelling and out buildings. good tenant house and barn, one fourth mile from Cisco station. Price S2OOO Carroll Go. Abstract Co.
 The Green Forest Mercantile Go. will | take wheat, corn, hogs. cattle or any marketable produce or stock on account They offer to do this so as to make 1t easy as possible on those who owe them to make settlement. They must have what is due them this fall and if it don't | come one way it must come another. See them at once and let them know just what you are going to do about it.
 There were a dozen or so went from Green Forest to Eureka Springs Friday | of last week to hear Bob Taylor lecture. Had the event been properly advertised and the fact made known that the rail- road offered rate, there would nave been many more went from this as well as other points. The Chautauqua peo- nlo as well as the railroad company lost 1