The Green Forest tribune., 1900-05-31
Local Mention.

Railroad work is booming in great shape,
 Now is the time to join the boom of Green Forest,
 Recent showers have been quite ben- efcial to crops.
 Uncle George Buell. is reported in quite feeble health.
 Mining leases and other legal blanks at THE TRIBUNE office.
 Barber Ed Puckett is still quite badly crippled up with rheumatism.
 e. S. Denton and family were up from Harrison last week, guests of M. s, Coxsey.
 We are pleased to note the condition ofMrs. George Tabor is greatly im- proved.
 Henry Howard has bought half acre lot in the Carter addition and is putting up a residence,
 c. D. Hendricks and family of Pope County are late additions to the popula- tion of Green Forest.
 Dr. Reynolds has gone over to Der ryville to do some dental work. He au- th0rizes us to say that he will return in a short time.
 EENafyU A P,1ff hoe hr,i1 the rear of his store building and work shop where he expects to keep ice on tap this summer.
 It is we'll known fact that w. J. Lloyd, the Eureka Springs hardware < merchant, leads in prices on all kinds of building material.
 II you have real estate for sale, come istit with THE TRIBUNE agency. We arereceiving numerous inquiriesfor land Y and town property.
 The closing out sale of the New York store at Berryville is attracting people from all over the county. They are offering great bargains.
 Street Commissioner Gray has been making hay while the sun shines" in the way of street improvement. The more street work the better.
 Dr. Crabtree has decided to change ifs location from Green Forest to White EspSdght, Texas, and will leave in few 6ays with his family for that point. R. c. Davis, Dr. Reynolds, Harr & Morgan, Noah Spears, Emmett Leach, CIV. Mckinney and A. E. Rogers are recent additions to our Green Forest hsSof readers.
 w. Goforth is slowly recovering from the horse-kick he received last week.. It was a very severe blow R and one that will leave it's impression for a61ne time to come. i. rof. I. A. Clarke, pr. w. P. George SS x &nd Col. J. P. Fancher of Berryville hAye gone to Louisville, Ky, to attend
 annual encampment of the United
 6hfederate Veterans. $ sss w. Knapp, the popular J. P. of S5 6ffollton township, was in the city s hzFsday. He purchased supply of 7 blank deeds and registered for a years sIB4criptiOn to THE TRIBUNE.
 Why wear old cheap John, hand-me- sa{1QWn clothes when you can order tail- N &f Made suit from G. R. Blasingame } ess money, and get better service and
 2ore perfect fit? See him before buy
 6stmaster Grim has had 13 lock and
 &ll boxes added to the post office
 4ipet this week. The business of the s e increases so rapidly that additions Ihe furniture are made necessary every Ky Ss19N weeks.
 M HE TRIBUNE contributes considerable space this week to Col Fancher's reply Rfof. Burney. We hope the 'discus- 9i0iis now about ended, at least, so far as HE TRIBUNE is concerned. We can Sseeno special benefit to the general pub # lie HV further agitation of this matter. #* IHE TRIBUNE is more interested in the upS Building of Green Forest than it is ,4a n the tearing down or building up of aafgparty. Anything further on this lion will be published at regular ad- xSeing rates.
 6ll lowing are De Voe's weather fore
 for June: This month will enter