The Green Forest tribune., 1900-04-26
Local Mention.
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The fruit crop is still very promising,
 Note the advertisement Of Enix & Blankinship.
 w, L, Capps is now at home in his new residence,
 T. S. Phillips has found himself unable to attend to business the past week.
 The railroad men have lost considerable time lately on account Of wet weather.
 We expect much in the way of public improvement out of the new town coun- ell.
 R. L. Goforth and James Osborn were nominated for J. P's. in Long Creek township.
 Bhs ingame & Son are putting new Residence on their first addition just eas t of |A. Bias ingame's residence. x Miss Mollie Bailey has been quite i'll at the home of her brother, Dan Bailey, forseveral days past, but is recovering
 yCharley Harbert boasts of the finest boy in town. The youngster made his Wednesday afternoon of last week.
 Hon, R. B. Marrow of. Greenwood, can- didate fer Railroad Commiss toner, was inGreen Forest Thursday and Friday in Interest of his candidacy.
 R. B. Kenner and Dr, Poynor of Osage and James Fancher and Alison Alfred of Rule were among the people who came to Green Forest Thursday expecting to hear Ger, Davis speak,
 Dan Sweeny, who is grading mile 2t, says his work will be finished there in a week or ten days. This will leave miles 2Igand 22 ready for the ties. Sweeny NIL probably go back toward Berryville- 3Do you want an electric motor? If socall on or write to Harbert's Hardware, Green Forest. This one can be used for many purposes, such as lighting house Mhefe there is an electric plant, etc. Gan he had ata great bargain.
 IF. S. Hoag and family have arrived from Kirksville, Mo-, and will make tfaeir future home in Green Forest. At Eksent they find shelter with their son. Gh-law, Mr, McGruder, in the 0rrell rToperty.
 B. Reeves has retired from the firm of Reeves & Enix, contractors and buil- ders, and will devote his attention to his various farm lands. MT. Enix at once foFned like partnership with w. A. Blankinship, fate of West Plains, Mo.
 Senator J. r. Shackelford of Little Rock, who was here Thursday in inter- estof Col. Murphy for Attorney Gen. eral, is Q former North Arkansas boy, having been partially raised in Carroll county. He is a nephew of Howsen Shack kelfoTd, for several years a resident of Green Forest,
 ~ After two weeks of great suffering, G. GsParker died Wednesday of last week from the effects of injuries received in a Tunaway accident Mr. Parker was 75 years olG and his condition was already veFysfeeble. His left leg was broken above the knea. It was apparent from the Star that his life could net be saved.
 James Wi1ding brought basket of onions and radishes to market Monday. They were dandies to be sure. The rad ishea were from to inches long, with slniost full grown tops. This shows what bur farmers can do when they try.
 have llome-grown vegetables almost the year around if we make the proper effort.
 G.B. Grim has received notice of the formal change ot hands of the Harrison and ureka Springs long distance tele- ph0fe, which was sold some time since. The line is now owned by the Ozark Telephone Company which controls sev- eral Thousand miles of wire in this coun- trys Mir, Grim is instructed to make all his Temittances to the home office of the colfpany at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and to dir1& any other business to J. +. Lon sen fl' Secretary and NJ lager, Alma,
 z|air of pedestrians, posing as Mor- zA1 eachers, were here distributing
 ure from the church of Brigham lEE y. They found no special cqurte-
 n Green Forest. It was either a II(@f 1ro r,, reoept1o,o eriuoo them b17