The Green Forest tribune., 1893-06-22

is often made to feel that there IS
bright side to life after all. A
smile will play serenely on his
lips when he sees progressive
farmer marching toward his Office
with supply of the products of
orchard or garden. This, we must
confess, is the case with us. Words
are not at our command to ex-
press the abundance of thanks we
wish to extend to Mr.. J. G. McNe-
mar for bucket of the finest ear
ly peaches, presented us last Thurs
day. They were the most beautiful
specimens we have seen this sea-
son.
An enjoyable time was reported
as the Tacky Party given at the
residence of Dr.. J. E. Harbert last
Wednesday night. Many of our
young people were present, dress
ed in costumes appropriate to the
occasion. w. n. Cofeld, our gen.
ial photographer, took the cake,
and expressed himself as we'll
pleased with the effects which his
peculiar suit produced. The re-
ceipts were about $4.00 which will
be used to repair the black-boards
in the High School building.
Prof. J. B. Lea of the Ozark
High School, who was looking
at our country two weeks ago,
writes some of our citizens tnat he
is highly pleased with this section,
and regrets that he did not visit
it sooner. He is corresponding
with our School Board with refer
ence to the next term of our
school. Those of our citizens who
became acquainted with the Pro
fessor while he was here retain
very favorable impression OF
him. t<-s ii
The Ladies' Aid Society gave
Mrs. w. A. Butt a surprise supper
last Wednesday night, which occa-
sion was her As birthday. The par
ticipants assembled at the family
residence and greatly enjoyed the
completeness of the surprise. The
members of the society presented
her with an eles2nt dress pattern
Miss Mamie Graham, daughter
of E. R. Graham, who live one and
half miles northwest of town, re-
turned home last Friday from Lit
tie Rock where she has been attend
ing the State Blind Institute. She
will spend the vacation here and
then return to complete the course.
Our readers will please excuse
us if we are not so flush with news
this week as usual, as J. L. Russell,
our editor and general hustler, is
off on weeks vacation to the
State Press Association. This will
also serve as an explanation if the
paper is any better than common.
Editors Hull and Newman of the
Banner and Times, respectively,
of Harrison, together with their
families, passed through Sunday
en- route to the Arkansas Press As
sociation at Ft. Smith.
Moses Chauncey, who left here
about three years ago, for Grand
Rapids, Mich, returned last I hurs-
day. He says, everything consid-
cred, Arkansas is the best place he
has found.
J. Shipman has on hands num-
Der of the celebrated White Sew
ing Machines for sale, also good
second hand Machine TO sell at re-
duced price.
Cofeld expects to remain here
only till July l, SO ifyou want any
photoes taken come at once so he
will have time to finish them up.
For first-class saddle horse, a
good buggy and team, call or W.
81. Hodge, Green Forest. His
terms are very reasonable.
Calvin and Maud Meador, little
son and daughter of R. L. Meador
Of Eureka Springs, are visiting the
family of J. R. Meador.
The Berryville Roller Mill Flour
is the best on the market. Quail
ty and quantity of each sack guaran-