The Green Forest tribune., 1900-12-01
Sauer Kraut cheap at Fosters.

Sauer Kraut cheap at Fosters.
 Good clock at Jaques' for 95 cents.
 See the Carroll County Abstract Co. for insurance.
 Mrs. Jessie Seitz and Miss Grace Grim of Berryville were. visiting in Green Forest Sunday.
 Farm adjoining the incorporation of Green Forest, good improvements, price s1,2o0. Apply to Carroll County Ab- stract Co.
 Mrs. Nora Laytham of Iowa arrived Saturday and will spend sometime visiting with the family of her father, Frank Jageman.
 Elmer Walker, aged about IS, son of Andy Walker, residing out northeast of town, died Sunday. The young man had been in bad health for long time.
 Mrs. Susan Reubart of Greenville, 1ll., sister of Mesdames c. Yenny and F. l Jageman arrived here last week and will probably spend the winter visiting with her sister.
 The engineers were called up from Harrison to set some stakes for the pile drivers Saturday. A survey for the water tank for the local station was in- oluded in their order.
 "Buy for cash ,.ssll for cash" is the motto of W. @ Eloyd, the Eureka Springs hardware man. If you want hardware or building material see his goods and get prices.
 Shelby Morris, former citizen of Yocum township, but now resident of the territory, was visiting relatives here first of the week. He will keep posted by reading THE TRIBUNE hereafter.
 H. G. Poynor of Harrison is making this territory for Wells Wiggins Grocery Go. of Carthage, Mo-, during the ill., ness of Pat. H. Oliver. MT. Oliver is at Eureka Springs. He hopes to be able to resume work by the first of the year.
 The Grim public school closed Friday. Miss Minnie Morris, the regularly en- ployed teacher of this school, accepted a position in territory school and found it necessary to leave three weeks before her contract expired. The remainder of the school was very successfully con- ducted by Miss Carrie Owens.
 Land owners have begun to look into their titles. So far the Carroll County Abstract Company has found that about 90 per cent of the titles to land about Green Forest is in some manner defective. Steps are being taken by some parties to cure these defects. It can be done with much less expense now than after awhile.
 The new town on the railroad over in she edge of Boone county has been named "Alpena." The company have placed lots on sale. It is stated that the business men of Carrollton will move to tnlS pOlnt, sLS lt VIII O0 ChOAi hOaAOoo railroad station. The new town is locat- ed about three miles northeast of Car 1 rollton.
 J. R. Atcheson of Dallas, Ga., son-in- law of G. w. Ragsdale, arrived here with his family last Friday. MT. Atcheson had never been in the country before. He made up his mind that this would be good place to live after reading THE TRIBUNE six months and accordingly closed out and came here to make his future home. He is well pleased. Two good-sized real estate deals have { been consummated in Green Forest the past week. H. H. Martin, the Batesville merchant whom THE TRIBUNE reported as here last week looking for business location, purchased Mrs. Mary Wilson's property on the west side of the square, at a consideration of S975. Mrs. Wilson in turn purchased w. T. Gray's resi- dence paying 5000. MT. Martin will return here as soon as his business affairs at Batesville can be adjusted and will proceed at once to the erection of a large dry goods establishment. MT. Martin is man of enterprise and wealth and we believe Green Forest is exceed ingly fortunate in having him become connected with the business interests ot