The Green Forest tribune., 1900-07-26


 Postmaster Grim was complaining considerably Tuesday.
 w. P. Brewster, the railroad contrac- tor, was in town Monday.
 M. Randolph is preparing to burn an other large kiln of brick.
 Contractor Reeves is recovering the residence of Mrs. Jane Webb
 Jo Smith and wife of CarroIlton were visitors in the city Saturday.
 Judge Naples was a passenger on the mail stage for Carrollton Friday evening.
 Liveryman T. 0. Walker looked after business in Eureka Springs first of the week.
 Water melons have made their ap- pearance. The first load was brought in Thursday.
 A. Wrinkle, the Raum miller, merchant and post master, was looking after busi- ness in town Monday.
 For Dress making call at Mrs. c. H. Chauncey's Millinery. Good, honest work and reasonable charges.
 FOR SALE:-A secondhand organ, good as new, cheap, Will trade for horse or cow. J. F. WALKER.
 s. J. James, the fruit tree, shrubbery and seed man, is taking orders for fall delivery, this week. See him and give him an order.
 Get your oak lumber of White &c Go. The mill is two miles directly south of town. Orders promptly filled and prices the lowest.
 Miss Maggie Ramsey of Rule was thrown from a horse while on her return from Green Forest last Friday, sustain ing a broken arm.
 Material is being placed on the ground for the trestle work on the railroad, where the line and siding crosses Yocum creek, near the depot site.
 The candidates for Governor will speak at Eureka Springs, Tuesday, Au gust 7th, ii a. n. This IS the nearest point they will come to Green Forest.
 The following speakers are pro- grammed for the Oak Grove picnic, Aug. {: J. P. Fancher, F. o. Butt, W. R. Phillips, R. A. Kendall and J. O.. Collier.
 George Randolph and family of Cedar Valley, Mo, have moved to the Smith place, just north of town. Mir. Randolph is . brother of N. Randolph, the brick maker. He will work with his brother.
 Phillips & Russell are continuing to grade up Philips avenue. This is des tined to make the most important thor oughfare of the town and any work ex- pended toward it's improvement is cer- tainly well directed.
 ". J. Lloyd, the Eureka Springs hardware man, sells some articles in the hardware and building material line as cheap as some retail merchants can buy them, simply because he buys in heavy lots and pays cash.
 That old, old story that the railroad company has sold out and that the road will not he built was started on it's reg ular round again the past week, all of which goes to show that the fool-ldller is seriously neglecting his business.
 THE TRIBUNE job office has just printed the regular annual announcement for the opening Of the Carrollton Academy, Sept. 3. Messrs. Davis Brothers are redoubling their energies this year to add to the already very great popularity of that institution,
 Mrs. Edna Howard was quite painfully injured by the explosion of dynamite cap, Tuesday af tarnoon. She was build ing fire in the stove and some way got the cap mixed up in the kindling. She was in the act of starting the fire when the explosion'took place. Herright arm was considerably cut by pieces of the cap. and two or three hurts were sustain ed on her breast and neck. It is not thought the injuries are serious