The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
J, M. Jernigan went to Oak Grove

J. M. Jernigan went to Oak Grove Monday.
 Our popular miller, S.L, Stone, ex~ poets to leave in few days on visit to his heme in Pennsylvania.
 Tom Stacy and family have returned to Green Forest, They have resided at Rogers for two or three years,
 John Shackeiford is now an employe ing the engineers on Long creek.
 B. M. Sims and wife, of Shaver were uD Sunday and assisted Prof. Barnes in rendering some Of the best singing the town has ever heard.
 The passenger traffic to the mineral country is on the increase. Hotels and hackmen seem to have about all the business they can care for.
 Bruster, the sub-contraetor on 13 miles of the work CD the Harrison end of the railroad survey, is now working heavy force and is throwing dirt in whoops
 Mrs. J, M, Jernigan and little son, King, left Tuesday for an extended visit with relatives in Virginia. Mr. Jerni- gan accompanied them to Eureka Springs.
 J, M. Whitehead of Eureka Springs has a contract to furnish fresh meat for railroad camps in this vicinity. He has established slaughtering quarters at pickens' spring.
 TIE GREEN FOREST TRIBUNE issued creditable special edition containing complete write Up of. the resources and prospects of that hustling little city, Berryviile Progress. c. c. Parker, residing near town, re- ceived broken leg and other injuries in a runaway accident Friday, He is getting along well considering his age, being now in his 18th year.
 Chief Engineer Lee was Q guest of the Maine Sunday night. He says.wofk is moving satisfactorily all along the line now He thinks the Rerryville proposi tion will be settled in few days.
 Do you want an electric motor? If so cali on Or write to Harbert's Hardware, Green Forest. This one can be used for many purposes, such as lighting a house where there is an electric plant, etc. Can be had at a great bargain.
 B. B. Esiinger was up from Center Monday, looking for an empty house. He expects to be a citizen of Green Forest again soon. Bertis a splendid young man and his many friends will be pleased to welcome him back. rr1,o,o oo,,,, o4 5,, ,, Y, lfeoo+ ,,,;+b ont , cause and town cannot prosper without prosperous country around it. Green Forest is 6 good town and has not only the support of a good country, but a broad country. Hence our prosperity. Come to Green Forest.
 The Rerryville railroad situation still hangs fire. The matter viii undoubted- ly be settled in a few days. If the com pany refuses the $4O, ,000 offered by the town for the road, an electric line will most probably be built from the town to the depot, which will cover distance of about four miles.
 It is certainly very promising con- dition that conlronts the people Of Car roll county this year. The railroad company will turn loose at least quar- ter of a million dollars, to say nothing of what other business and enterprises will do for us, while the grain and fruit crop promises a bountiiul yield. There is nothing the matter with Carroll county.
 The iittle parody on ''I won't play any more in your yard,' seems to have lively and telling moral: eve don't want to buy at your place, we won't trade there any more; you'll be sorry when you see us going to some other store. You can't sell us any stale goods, we have opened wide our eyes, we don't want to trade at your store, 'cause you don't advertise"
 Dr. E.. c. Lanter made his return from Nashville, Tenn, Saturday, having just graduated with honors in Vanderbilt University, receiving special honor on electro thorapy (application of electricity quired in the regular course. We join the young doctors many friends in congrat- ulation upon his good success. To graduate with honor in medical college today means a great deal. Dr. Lanter certainly has a bright career before him. He win resume his practice in Green Forest.
 Green Forest post office is having 8 boom in business that is any thing but convenient to the postmaster. The business in every line has almost, if not quite, been doubled in the past six months. Postmaster Grim informs us that it will be necessary for him to order additional new furniture at once. The elegant cabinet pu rchased last summer, supplemented by the old one, isnct near iy sufficient. About four of the railroad