The Green Forest tribune., 1900-06-28
Local Mention.
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 Canvassed hams at Tabor's.
 Come to Green Forest to celebrate.
 Next Wednesday is the day we cele- brate.
 A large invoice of clothing just re- ceived at Coxsey Bros.
 L. H. Callen concluded his work as census enumerator last Friday.
 Some more street work is needed. This is the season for effective work.
 c. M. File and wife have returned to their former home in Benton county.
 G. R. Mccall of Kings River was a visitor in Green Forest Friday last.
 A handsome cup and saucer given with each $i 00's worth of coffee at Tabor's,
 Photographer X. E. Graham made business visit to Harrison latter part of last week
 
 in Blasingames new addition. Watch her boom.
 A new piano has been added to the furniture of the home of MT. and Mrs. J. F. Walker
 T. w. Sanders of Triplett, Mo-, broth er-in-law of N. B. McGruder, was a visitor at the home of the latter last week.
 Ii you have real estate for sale, come list it with THE TRIBUNE agency. We are receiving numerous inquiries forland and town property.
 w. M. Havener and son, w. E. Hav- ener, have purchased lots in the Pickens addition and each are making prepara- tions to build residences.
 Goto Russell Bros., TRIBUNE office, for fire insurance. They represent three of the best companies in existence. They write policies themselves.
 Carrollton and Berryville will turn out almost en masse to the Green Forest celebration, while Harrison and Eureka Springs will furnish us many visitors on that day.
 a Coxsey Bros. will close out their ele- gant stock of Summer Clothing at great ly reduced prices. Ifyou want a pretty, cheap suit for the Fourth, now is your opportunity.
 Oscar Grim reports splendid encour- agement in his race for Sheriff. Oscar is one of the very best men in the county, and the people can make no mistake in electing him to this office. Mel. Holloway has become successor to Holloway Bros, stone contractors, by having acquired Ben's interest in the : work in progress in Green Forest. We are informed that Ben will work on a railroad contract near Eureka Springs. The Masonic Lodge of Green Forest met Saturday afternoon and installed officers for the ensuing year The regu- lar day for annual installation is June 24, St. John Day, but that day falling on Sunday, the day previous was se- lected
 Jerome Twitchell and sister, Miss Clara, son and daughter of P. Twitchell, arrived last week and will make their home with their parents here. The for mer is from Lenipah, I. T., and the lat ter from Olathe, Kan, where she has been attending the Deaf Mute Institute of the state of Kansas.
 MARRIED: On last Sunday at the home Of the brides parents near Yoeum, Perry Emmett of Green Forest to Miss Allie Parker of Yocum, Rev. H. A. Armstrong officiating. Mir. Emmett is a son of J. M. Emmett, residing two miles north of Green Forest, and Miss Parker is daughter of J. H. Parker of Yocum. THE TRIBUNE extends congrat- ulations and good wishes.
 Two substantial bridges are being put in that will be valuable to the town. One is located on Springfield street at the junction of the road running on the north side of the Blasingame additions; the other is on this road about 200 yards west of the first bridge. They have stone abutments and will form com plete drainage for that section when the proper ditching is done. The bridges are heinz built hv private subscriptionS.