The Green Forest tribune., 1904-12-31
Local Mention.
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1@ Naples spent Sunday in AL IT harness S14 to S20 at the Green lM Saddlery Co.'S.
 ,zky of Springfield wagons on hand zs Mercantile Co.'S.
 " Birkes spent Sunday event ng at
 ERiver visiting friends. GimE siaE Armitage of Harrison spent lck mas with Homer Foster and wife. es h
 virs received 1000 pairs of eef esf lad Brand Shoes. E. A. Wall & Fl {: 5
 Iral fines were imposed in Mayor f Ts court Monday on account of n , llmas hilarity.s
 'pbe lien has just received a car of salt chf fss of 25, 50 and 40 pounds each east he is selling very cheap. go& Stone marketed a load of fine r'sesb, in Eureka Springs last week him $1 per bushel. xkA.o J. A., Wilcox's for your dry eE groceries, flour, cigars and ro. Everything very cheap. ita busy at all times accommodating customers but always ke to talk it over with you and H3Nhe goods. Tanning &c Birkes.
 s M. T. Cooper of Await, Tenn,
 Ten the guest of his sons, E. c. %l sL. Cooper, during the holidays.
 i: leave on his return home Jan. ,. EsrGreen Forest Saddlery Go. finds
 Alover stocked on nearly all kinds
 Ris and will make some very close
 for cash from now until Jan. 1,
 aWash Benton, farm just south of
 lhas been sold to s. J. Addison of
 s, Ark. The deal was made
 Bh the real estate firm of Whit
 & West.
 Eve nine head of horses for sale,
 good young brood mares. Will heap. Call at store of J. A. Will
 doors west of post office. w. A.
 k, owner.
 |ittaker G West and Pink Stone
 umbered among those receiving
 medals at the Worlds Fair on 5. The list was published in last
 ky's Little Rock Gazette.
 b Smith has just finished taking a Is of Green Forest on his own ac-
 He declares the incorporation includes a population of 513. you want dried or green apples,
 E, beans. butter, lard, flour or any
 in our line, call on us. We have
 oods and prices that will please
 Remember we are buying furs of
 nds. Buell. & Jenkins.
 ] on H. B. Owens, near the depot
 Il kinds of general merchandise.
 as no free delivery, but will make
 that will pay you to see him.
 len pounds granulated sugar S1 00.
 ther goods at low price for cash.
 Warrington of Tahlequah, I. T.,
 here first of the week for a brief
 with his nephew, Dr Warrington. las returning from Harrison where Rd been spending a portion of the
 avs with his brother, Judge John I. Q. Crear and son of Blasso, Ill.,, are
 looking over some of the big real e bargains in this section of the try with view of buying a piece of
 suitable for a stock farm. They very favorably impressed with the try.
 e band boys gave concerts Satur- lin front of the business houses of Harden, Mrs. Ramsey, Star Hotel, \. Rsaasey, J. 0. Harbert, Buell. & tins Gnd THE TRIBUNE. The pro- of each place presented each { lM of the band with Christmas IaS" after the concert.
 J. Russell is mixing with the poli- ms attending the Republican state Emlttee meeting at Little Rock this < ln the interest of his candidacy Receiver of the United States Land Fe at Harrison. Judge Worthington lso there urging his claims for the ltern District Marshalship. I. P. Coxsey and Miss Grace Wells the contracting parties to we'd I~that took place at Harrison on sSxsfslasS<5ay. The happy couple make theiN home at Leslie where .Coxsey is engaged in the mercan- business. Thek many friends here them much happiness and pros ty.
 ldge Wear and wife departed for II home at Popular Bluff, Mo-, Mon- after weeks visit at the home of ! Wears brother, Joe A. Young of 'ver. MT. Young and John Cody of |yer both accompanied Judge and |. Wear, going to St. Louis for tment for chronic troubles. Judge ar expected to see the two patients Ilxy t<, +l, r1