The Green Forest tribune., 1900-06-07

Dan Bailey is crippled up with rheu- matism this week.
 s, R. Hanby, the lumberman, was here taking orders Monday.
 Miss Maude Morris of Berryville was visiting Green Forest friends first of the week.
 c. M File has moved to the Wilson cottage, vacated by the family of pr. Crahtree.
 Don't lose sight Of the fact that Lloyd at Eureka Springs is leader on hardware and building material.
 The band boys are making grand eff fort this week to complete arrangements for their new uniforms.
 Owners of land that bear indications of mineral should develop it, or give mineral men chance to do SO.
 Green Forest has always been famous for successful celebrations. This year we expect to eclipse anything we have ever had.
 Get your oak lumber of White 6, Go. The mill is two miles directly south of town. Orders promptly filled and prices the lowest.
 pr. G. V. Poynor arrived home Sat- urday from St. Louis where he has been taking postgraduate course for sev- eral weeks past.
 Rev. H. A. Armstrong conducted the funeral services of Jeff Miller who died Friday and was inferred Saturday in the Gobbler Point cemetery near Fair View.
 H. s. Deal, barber from Eureka Springs, is wheting knives and amputa- ting whiskers at Puckett's this week, MT. Puckett being laid off again on account of rheumatism.
 The business men are requested to meet the band boys at the band hall to- night Wednesday, for the purpose of perfecting arrangements for the Fourth of July celebration.
 THE TRIBUNE is pleased to recommend the Bedding as one of the very incest stopping places in Eureka Springs. We will guarantee you elegant treatment should you stop there. Col. J. P. Fancher was in town Tues day. He had been looking after some business out on his farm. Col. Fancher is thinking seriously of becoming res- ident of Green Forest soon.
 Contractor Cremmons is making con- siderable sign on his railroad grading on the Grim place just west of town. This is the only railroad crossing of the main wagon road between Green Forest and Eureka Springs.
 J.. L. Russell returned Sunday from a business visit to Fort Smith and other points south where he had been to nego- tiate for the purchase of a cylinder press for THE TRIBUNE office. He found noth- ing that suited him.
 J. M. Bailey will again become cit- izen and business man of Green Forest. He has rented the west room of the Bail ey block for his store and will reside in his property on Scott street. He is mov- inc up from Carrollton this week. 1 Green Forest is to have bank, that is an assured fact, but who will head the scheme to establish it and when it will be opened are facts yet to be determined. It is safe to say that an opportunity like the one now open for bank here will not remain open long.
 w, E, Burke of the railroad con- struction company was at the Star Sun- day night on his regular roundup of the railroad work. He says the ap- proaches to the tunnel will not be com- pleted before the 18th. He reports other construction work progressing speedily.
 Tho school board has secured the use of the Methodist Church South during the public school. Our school popula- tion has increased so greatly within the past few months that the public school building is not nearly ample.. The com pletion of the new schoolbuilding will be a great event in the history of education in Green Forest.