The Green Forest tribune., 1900-08-16

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 Remember the picnic st Parker School House, Saturday,
 Mrs. G. S. Firestone has been Ill of fever for several days past.
 The new drug store by Morrow & Shuler will be opened next week.
 It is too late to insure after you have sustained loss by fire. See Russell Bros,
 Fred Smith of Quincy, Mich, is here visiting with the family of his uncle, c, H. Smith, north of town.
 T. L. Plummer and wife returned Fri day and report very pleasant visit with Mrs, Runners parents at Eagle Rock, Mo.
 Robert Foudry has rented his resi- 9ence to T. L. Hummer, who will take possession as soon as the house can be plastered.
 60 to Russell Bros, TRIBUNE office, for fire insurance. They represent three of the best companies in existence. They write policies themselves.
 Rev. Armstrong is engaged in pro- tracted meeting here this week. We are glad to note the meetings are we'll attended and indications are good for si,ocaeGful rnyivaj
 Mrs. c. B. Grim and daughter, Miss Ruth, arrived home Monday, after weeks visit with Kings River relatives. Miss Dove Wright accompanied them home and will visit for some time,
 s. M. Latimer went to Springfield last week after his restaurant supplies. His wagon broke down Saturday near White River and he had to leave his goods and come on in for repairs.
 J. w. Harrell and family of Fayette- vile are late additions to the population of Green Forest. They reside in the Moore property on North Springfield street. Mir. Harrell is carpenter. Jones, Buell. and Freeman are prepar-' ing to move their saw mill to permanent quarters on the Blasingame place, near the depot. They expect to engage ex- tensively in the shipping of lumber.
 The Harrison Times says that officials of the St. l.. 6: N. A. railroad are ex- pected in Harrison soon to confer with the people relative to the location of the depot, and other matters of importance at that end of the line.
 Every day that passes emphasizes the importance of building side walks in Green Forest. "A stitch in time saves nine," says the old saw, and in this particular instance, we believe it would save at least dozen.
 The speaking between Meyers and Parker at Denver Friday was quite we'll attended, as also was the speaking of the candidates for Representative on that day. Meyers and Parker conducted their discussion upon a much higher plane than did the candidates for gov ernor.
 The favorable season that has prom ised so much for crops has been some- what reversed during the past ten days. Rain is now badly needed and unless it in fouy low hn fc going to be cut rather short, while the dust and heat renders the weather very unpleasant,
 No time should be lost in the improve ment of Phillips avenue. This street being the direct depot route from the business center of town, it's improve ment is to the interest of every prop erty owner. This summer is the time to put it up in shape. The cost of mak- ing it regular turnpike would not be very great.
 J. w. Tanning of the railroad survey ing corps and Miss Nora Harris took their friends on good, hearty sur prise by getting married at very early hour at Berryville Monday. Miss Har- ris with her sister had started to Rogers to enter school. Before leaving town the program was hurriedly arranged between the contracting parties, and from Berryville the parties all returned to Green Forest. MT. and Mrs. Tanning are now at home in Mrs. Jane Webb's nrnnartv nnnoaita Hotel Maine