The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-10


 for several weeks.
 Children's $ day exercises will be held at the church Sunday.
 ] A new six-room dwelling for sale at S400. Call at this office. ] Grocer c. A. Ramsey transacted busi- ness in Berryville Saturday. l The base ball cranks all seem to have better employment this spring. Farmers are quite badly delayed with their work on account Of the numerous { showers.
 If you want a bargain in buying a good work horse, see B. B. Eslinger at ] this office. i This is the season when the country school teacher finds employment searching for a job.
 Isaac Teter and Oma Williams of Dry creek settlement were married Wedne5- day, Rev. Martin officiating.
 We are pleased to note that Barber Ed Puckett is again able to be at the shop. He had quite severe attack of rheuTna- tism.
 ] Sunday nights fresflet furnished fgae railroad people fair test on the high water mark in the small streams in this vicinity.
 1 Emmet Leach, late of Springfield, has rented the building formerly occupied by THE TRIBUNE and will handle poultry products.
 l If you have real estate for sale, come l list it with THB TRIBUNE agency. We are receiving numerous inquiries for land and town property.
 George Thorn will dispense hot weather drinks, etc. from the new store room of R. D. Galloway. Hs set up In l business last Thursday.
 i Mrs. A. J. Ray of Eureka Springs has been visiting in Green Forest the past week. She is figuring on coming to Green Forest to reside.
 Attorney F. 0. Butt S1naay,a1 in
 FayettFiiIe. IL is hardly probable t41a5 amy legal matters were occupying his , attention on this occasion. THgTRERUNE is under special o5liga-
 tions to W. II. Howard, Counter Nsln1asai- Fly, Ray Rhodes, and others for expert tmain strength and awlz7gars71esss in help
 ing move our press Last "Wednesday. l A. J. Russell and Oscar Miller have each received their appointments and
 have been sworn in as census enumsF- . ators. The former VIII erausneTate Nick lory township including Green Forrest, and the latter, Kings River, Cross, and Franklin.
 : c. K. Weaver, one of the oldest men in this section of the stsate IS dead. He w;as f0i yeaEs old tlte 5fga Hay of last August,
 and has been a ssltSzen of Carroll ooamty
 more than fifty years. Tlaree years ago
 the -4&ia day Of last March 2ns lost his wife,
 who al the time of her deatE9 w,as 1O1 yeaIs and months old They had then been man and wife for more than 7S wears. E3erryviIle Progress. IKE TRIBUNE subscription list is not running away with itself, like it was two months ago, when our special rate was in effect and we were booking upwards oi 50 subscribers a week, but we are sIlll getting new readers night along. Dur ing the past week, the following new names have been aal7ea to OUT list: F. s. Hoag, J. II. WhiteEeas, A. M- Ne Ne1rar, Bud Ward, K. M- Clark, and A. N Norris, of Green Forest; and V. H. Warren, Burazedt, Ind Ex-SEeri# A. P. Naples, present { Democratic nominee for that office, was in Green Forrest Monday. Pres is fBel- ing pretty good over the recent decision of the Supreme Court in flavor of the bOndsnen of D. A. Eoffy ex-Sherif of Boone county, assainst the Boone County Bank. This case IS very sirailar to the one of Er. Naples aeondsmen agsadnzt the Carroll County Bank, in which the bondsmen of Mr. Naples seek to reeover about Siy909 of She noney pa1s8 on Mr. I Naples shortage 1taree years a9yo- The bordsmen wiIl certainly welcome a de cision of this case in t;aeir flavor. , R r Ehio,l4sv Green Forests slpM