The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-12
Local Mention,

v " < Local Mention. 5 AaAx if . Eggs are too cheap to taste good,
 Garden sstruck" is looking fine.
 Barrel pickles atC. A. Ramsey's.
 Country bacon at c. A. Ramsey's.
 We need few loads of cook wook.
 Send in your guess on the nominees.
 Tuesdays shower came in good time.
 Candidates are working over time now.
 Oat meal, 8 lbs. 25c., at G. A. Ram sey's.
 Loafers have very poor excuse in Green Forest.
 There were twenty carpenters at work in Green Forest Friday
 A lumber yard would be a paving business in Green Forest,
 The peach crop is still safe, as well as apples and other fruits.
 Green Forest still affords the best lo- cation in the state for q bank,
 J, ", Kirtzham, the Berryville drug yist, was in the city Saturday,
 Mrs. Annie Page of Melvern, Kan, Is looking after her interests here,
 Berryvilla now has two saloons, The second one was opened fast week.
 J.S:. Fancher was pushing his candi- dacy for Circuit Clerk here Saturday.
 E. S. Cunningham of Louisville, Col, is a recent arrival. He wants to buy 8 farm.
 The weather the past month has been all the farmers and railroad builders could wish.
 E. :. Foreman has been nsasxing scme handsome Improvement on hfs vineyard ahe past week.
 ". M. Tilery has moved his family down near Denver, where he has taken q homestead,
 Ben Holloway has moved to the Shack elford property, recently purchased by N s. Mckinney.
 Look cut fer Coxsey's spring an- nouncement next week. They promise something unusa1.
 Rev A rlnstrong reports the marriage of Rule Kenner and Miss Florence Sims, both of Csage, 4 pril 1.
 R. 4. Caldwell has accepted posi- tion as cornpositor in THE TRIBUNE office. He is a practical printer.
 J. \. Bueil has moved to James Wild ings farm, where he will reside until his residence in town is completed.
 N. W. Teter, the prosperous Dry- creek farmer, and family were in town Saturday laying in spring supplies.
 A coat of paint now adorns the in- side of the church. The work was done by W. f1. Howard and B. F. Shipley.
 o. N. and c. w. Cady, two brothers of Joplin, Mo, are here, They are carpenters and are plying their profes- sion.
 H. M. Foster bought the Tillery cot taga, in course Of construction, from F. o. Butt and will finish 1t up for 9 home.
 Mrs. Mckinney has received an order from Texas party for l25 of her wash ing machines, to be shipped as early as possible.
 Hardware andA building material in large or small quantities going at bar gains at w. J. Lsloyd's at Eureka Springs.
 A. J. Russell has bought that part Of Orin Coles farm lying south of the rail- road right of-way. 1t embraces about three acres.
 ". A. Rroad of Eureka Springs has purchased the Ragland 15-acre tract of land, south of the railroad survey, from A. J. Russell.
 Carpenter j. $. Nichols went to Eu- reba Springs Friday 50 receive an as- signment of sash and doors to he used in his various contracts.
 People who arc not disposed to work can find amusement in perching thenl- selves upon some high place and watch- ing Green Forest grow
 T. M. Buell. and J. S. Nichols Of Green Forest and Mrs. A. J. Ray of Eureka Springs, age recent purchasers ef lots III Blasingame's addition.
 A. J. Russell made business visit ta Eureka Springs, Thursday ard Friday. Prosperity is in evidence ca every hand