The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-03
Local Mention.
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Dr. Crabtree's residence is about ready for occupancy;
 J. c. Bower is building an additional room to his residence,
 w. A. Russell has new boy at his house since last Thursday.
 M. s. Coxsey made a round-trip busi- ness visit to Eureka Springs Monday.
 Barber Ed Puc1ett is laid up the past flew days with an attack of rheumatism.
 A. 4. Pickens is having large addi- SS4ion built to his already commodious Residence.
 A. J. Russell and wife attended the Baptist Fifth Sunday Meeting at Berry sville last Saturday.
 & Dr. Molloy will move his drug store into Dr. Poynor's store room as soon as < the shelving can be put in. s ". H. Lewis & Bros, proprietors of the ''New York Store" are closing out Co quit business in Berryyille,
 Prof. Bprney has been honored by the State Superintendent of Public Instruc- 2 tion by request to assist in Peabody Normal work this year,
 Albert Shaver of Berryville pleaded guilty to the charge of grand larceny at Fayetteville last week. The case was taken from Carroll county by change of venue.
 B. NJ. Sims has sold his fine farm on Long creek and has moved to Warrens- burg Mo. Bradley was a good citizen @ and we are sorry that circumstances were such that he decided to leave.
 Ore of the greatest needs of Green Fore5t is a bank, but that need will be supplied shortly. There are negotia- iops on foot now and we confdentially Skpect the starting of a bank here within thirty days.
 Joe Lynch, brother of Willis and France Lynch, arrived from Tennessee Friday. Joe was here. ten or twelve years ago, a very stout young man, but $ heis now partially paralyzed and is al . Nost la total invalid.
 ESaann a. Weeks is the style of new 1gZfTn in Green Forest, engaged in the restaurant business. They have cree ted Is a tam porary structure just east of the poHbpfiiee. The members of the firm are bothsneW men here,
 Among the-late prospectors in Green Forest is J. E. Painter of Broomfeld, Iowa, who is a veteran of the late war with Spain, having served in troop L, of Roosevelt's Rough Riders. He was wounded in the battle of Santiago. =. { M AttornGy F. 0. Butt has taken suite of rooms over Coxsey's. new store which ! makehim an office that would be credita- Sbl6 toAny lawyer in the county. Every IthinEis superbly arranged and as neat IS a i5in. Fine Brussels carpet orna- $ment1he floor while his elegant library nd t8sty furniture give his quarters a fHmb1ance of genuine city style. \Ih8 boom of Green Forest is not
 aking anybody dizzy-headed, but it is :. SQ8stant character. It is more of
 Natpre of a healthy growth. If the
 &building that has been inauger-
 d Hince tie first of the year is kept up
 i've us an easy population of 1o0o .jEtha Grst of January. We will miss
 6ks, if it doesn't beat that. ,a Sofn6Spf the young folks who visited " sQeHete Sunday afternoon had the rsA M6u8htedness about them to decorate lszllsgIs M3SeIYes with flowers plucked from x assssS It is very painful to those \ n h8X& loved ones buried there, and \ 7. ll9l1Wlto reverence the dead, to see the
 tifQf overs thus destroyed, besides MQlationa asMlaWeto trespass in
 4aIYsE 1tis to be hoped that such 2l, lge nafQccur again.
 he1e3has been somewhere in the .. h34x4pod of one hundred inhabitants PAS M be population of Green Forest pm b LN a31I[Ary 1, and our number was at 40 sf reater than it had ever been at 5a oo'q feyious. For the most part .,g - Rmers are of desirable class, \ ,: a-.s xs well contented, having found 5eS Ps as good as they had expect p nlEa n l~ tunities for investment and lU IA arc innraac,nO raoi 1ly