The Green Forest tribune., 1900-06-14
Local Mention.
x A a k k h x6x.

Eureka Springs will celebrate the Fourth.
 I Denver people are preparing for pic- nic the Fourth.
 Green Forest will be the center of att traction tho Fourth.
 sDrummer P. H. Oliver was here last week taking orders for groceries.
 zIohn Buell. and Bob Parks have each occupied position on the sick list the past week.
 Mrs, J. NJ. Jernigan is at home again after an extended visit with relatives in West Virginia,
 N Binders are now busy harvesting one nf the best wheat crops ever grown in Carroll county.
 @ R. Y. Nance, an attorney of Boone- Nile, Ark, was here Saturday casting X business eve on the town.
 @ If you want to see the biggest crowd Ind have the best time, come to Green Forest 10 celebrate the Fourth, "a Get your oak lumber of White & Co. Fhe mill is two miles directly south of Dwn. Orders promptly filled and nrices the lowest.
 @ If you have real estate for sale, come 6st it with THE TRIBUNE agency, We Ire receiving numerous inquiriesfo land Ind town property.
 \ Lloyd at Eureka Springs is the man lou want to see for anything in Hardware or building material, His 6rices are always the lowest. Fire insurance is a necessity. Crow Eng towns are always the subjects of nore or less loss from fires. Insure and lake no risks. Talk with Russell Bros. B The young people enjoyed the hospi bality of T. 0. Walker and wife at Hotel Maine on Wednesday evening of last week, participating in games and other Pleasant pass-times.
 H, .. Hughey of Durwood, I. T., a former resident of this county, sends in
 ssubscription to THE TRIBUNE. He is Interested to know something of the news and progress of his old home coun- ty, since the railroad is being built.
 A. J, Tabor has rented the west store room of the Coxsey-Poynor Block and as soon as the room is ready he will oc- cupy it with his grocery and barber shop. He expects to enlarge his stock of goods and run a frst-class establish ment.
 H, G. Case, newspaper correspond ent of Maryville, Mo, was in Green For est Saturday, taking notes for a write-up of this country. He says many people of North Missouri are interested in this section and he looks for quite an immi- grafton for us from that country. He was impressed with Green Forest and thinks it possible that he will return here himself in the near future.
 A letter from our old friend and form CT resident, Frank Massengale of Fort Worth, Texas, enclosed two dollars for to THE TRIBUNE. Frank says he could not get along without the paper. He is glad to know that Green Forest is getting a railroad, and informs us that he has recently become bene- dict, MT. Massengale has been con- nected with the fire department of the city of Fort Worth for several years.
 Prof. H. P. Burney of Green Forest remained in Harrison Saturday night on his way to Western Grove to conduct the Boone and Newton state institute. His wife and two little daughters, Corine and Jimmie, accompanied him as far as this place, where they will spend the week with friends. Prof. Burney is recognized as one of the leading educa- tors in the state. He has built up a very successful school at Green Forest Boone Banner.
 The public school board met on We'd nesday evening of last week and recon sidered it's action in the selection of Miss Ethel Walker as teacher in the prina- ry department and elected Miss Maude Morris in her stead. It was stated by some of the members who voted for Miss Ethel that they intended to cast com- vote, holding her in high es- teem as theN did without the eXpectation