The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-26
Local Mem ti0n.
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 J. Russell attended the picnic at Rauin Friday.
 4 {)ak Grove people are advertising picnic for August 4th.
 Small loans on farms may be secured 5hroug h THE TRIBUNE Real Estate Agen- ;ys
 Mrs. Julia Norman formerly Phillips) orders THE TRIBUNE to her address at Texas.
 Wanted; Very badly some sort of a sidewalk in front of the business houses on she north side.
 Enmit Leach has opened a furniture factory in a small way in TEE TRIBUNE oldbuilding. He is turning out some line work.
 < Joe and EdJageman Of Henry county, Mol, have been the guests of their uncle, Frank Jagem an, out northeast of town, gne past WeeA'
 |If you have real estate for sale, come |ist it with THE TRIBUNE agency. We are receiving numerous inquiries for land md town property.
 #Dr. E. c. Lanter writes for TIE rRIBUNE to be sent to his address at Jreston, Washington. He. says he is 9ell pleased with his new location.
 Eco to Russell Bros, TRIBUNE office, Ior fire insurance. They represent three 5f the best companies in existence. They write policies themselves. ABert Jernigan, who is engaged on the railroad locating survey beyond Harri- Son, spent Sunday in Green Forest. He Reports the work progressing nicely. N Have you clear title to your land If you have you are better off than most land owners in this country. Better lave Russell Bros, secure you an ab- stract
 F. 0. Butt has purchased the last un- Sold residence site on the west side of Phillips Avenue in the Phillips {, Rus sell addition. He eontemplates build- ing a cottage
 F. M. Clemence, 3 prosperous Long creek farmer, called on THE TRIBUNE Friday to make application to prove up On his land and enroll for the best week ly newspaper in the county.
 We went to press just little too early last week to report tho marriage of W. M. Hayener to Mrs. Mary Hoffman. The wedding took place at Berryville on Wednesday afternoon of last week.
 Some elegant specimens of carbonate of zinc have been taken out of cut on the railroad on Isaac s3hahan's place The Mckinney Mining Company have taken a lease on the land and will begin active prospecting at once,
 s. M. Latimar and family, late oi Mena, Ark, arrived here last week and will make this place their home. Mir Latimer is a business man in search ot a business location and of course he could not afford to pass Green Forest
 Cleo Miller of Eureka Springs was in Green Forest Sunday and Monday. He had been at work with the railroad sur veying corps east of Harrison. He has been elected 8 member of the faculty oi the Eureka Springs public school, which opens Sept. 3.
 Arrangements are rapidly being per- iected for the erection of another stone block which will fiji up all the vacant space on. the east side of the square One Of the buildings has been contracted for some time. There is yet room fol two more large buildings If the parties carry out their present expectations the upper stories of the two buildings to gc up on the southeast corner will be thrown together anu finished up into 8 first class opera hail. We hope to see the proposition carried out. An assembly hall is at present one of the pressing needs Of the town.
 Rev. W. W, Gardiner, travelling 1T interest of the Orphans Home at Monti- cello, preached at the church Friday night. He succeeded in raising quite : little sum here to be used in tho compla- ton of this very iaudable enterprise Thisis bhe only homefo orphan children in the State, except the Odd Fellow; Orphans Home at Eatesville. While the Home Mr. Gardiner represents is under the auspices of the Baptist State