The Green Forest tribune., 1900-10-25
Fine mating at Jaques.'

Let us have those improvements
 Note the progress of Tabor's voting contest.
 Henry Howard has been elected Ma r. shal by the town council.
 T. l.. Plummar made a business trip to Eureka Springs Friday.
 G. w. Brown has moved to his new residence on the Poynor tract.
 Painting and Papsrhanging done neatly, quickly and up -to-date by W. E. Havener.
 Mrs. H. M. Foster and two children, Madgs and Joe, have been visiting rel atives at Harrison the past week.
 Leach & Lewis have purchased a site in the Blasingame addition and propose to put in furniture factory on small scale.
 On account of disappointment in a love affair, a Miss Bently of Eureka Springs committed suicide by taking strychnine last Friday
 Charley O'Neal has purchased 100x 200 foot residence lot in the Carter ad- dition. It is hardly presumed that he will build residence for rent.
 Mel Holloway tells us that he has been given the contract for the last ten miles of stone work on the railroad, leading into Harrison. He expects to put force to work shortly.
 Just go over to Eureka Springs and buy your winter supply of general mer- chandise from Perkins Bros. & Lloyd. You will find bargains there you can't find anywhere else in the county.
 F. o. Butt left Saturday on one of his periodical outings. This time he will attend the Odd Fellows Grand Lodge at Batesville, which is in session this week. His father accompanied him to the Springs,
 A great many of our citizens think the town council made mistake in limiting the cost of the Yocum creek bridge to S100, as it does not seem ap- parent that such an amount is sufficient to build such a bridge as is needed there.
 Dr. Ramsey has purchased a lot from Coxey Bros. across the street from his present residence and has begun the erection of palatial residence. If his plans are carried out, he will have the incest home in Green Forest when the building is complete.
 E. s. Foreman has received the sad intelligence of the death of his brother, Erwin, which occurred at Laclede, Mo-, last Thursday. Erwin was known to several Green Forest people, having vis- ited his brother here several times in the past. He was an elegant gentleman.
 A miniature cyclone whirled through a portion of Green Forest Sunday after noon. Numerous signs were sent endways while the front of the Ward old store building was dashed out into ly short duration. No serious damage is reported.
 THE TRIBUNE is the peoples friend. We can only prosper on the prosperity of the people. We study the situation and philosophize on the conditions of things perhaps more than any other cit izens. It is large part of our business to do so, and when we speak on the questions touching public interests, we do so only after due consideration, and it is a source of qualification to us to know that our efforts are always appre- ciated by the mass of our citizens.
 Mules and cows are too much like money these days, hence there has not been so many of them staked on the re- suit of the presidential election as there were four years ago. However, several Green Forest sports will wear new hats and shoes after the results are known. A travelling man has wagered S10O on Mckinley with one of our local Demo- crats at the prevailing odds of 3 to l. This has made it difficult for the McKin- leyites to make any bets as the Demo- crats want to continue that ratio. After nearly four years of separation David Page and his wife, Mary Ann,