The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-24
See the Green Forest Mill Go. be-

We are glad to note that the condition of Mrs. H. Fl, Martin is greatly improv- ed from what it was last week.
 A. J. Russell departed Wednesday morning on business trip to Kansas and the Indian territory, He may be absent several days.
 WANTED: The Carroll County Ab- stract Go. has call for good residence in Green Forest. Suburban location preferred. If you have such to sell call on us,
 J. F. Walker presented us last Tues day with sample of green-gage plums grown on his town premises that were simply immense. A twig holding seven of them weighed a quarter of pound.
 Mesdames George Johnson and Dow Floyd of Batavia and c. c. Johnson of Harrison have all been guests of Mrs. A. J. Russell during the past week. Mrs. George Johnson is Mrs. Russell's mother.
 The attendance at church Tuesday night was quite good. Dr. Barton is man of far more than ordinary power in the pulpit and those who were fortunate enough to hear him were greatly de- lighted.
 $. M. Latimer will vacate his present quarters on the east side of the square Sept. 1, and will open for business near the depot. The building where he holds forth now will be utilized by L. E. Har- bert 6c Son with line of dry goods and groceries.
 Arnold Brown is home from Kansas, having arrived Friday of last week. He says that one of the fellows who flim- damned him out of S45 as reported in THE TRIBUNE last week, has been ar rested and placed in jail for for further investigation Arnold will have to re- turn to Wichita later to testify against him.
 The looks of things have been ma- terially improved by the removal of the shack east of the postoffice that was put up for restaurant during the rush last season. The ground upon which it stood is soon to be occupied by large two-story brick store, to be built by | 10 Ia bo more store house to accommodate his business.
 T. V. Ragland, agent of the American Building 6 Loan Association of Little Rock, is here again this week. He in- forms us that he has about perfected ar engagements for placing loans sufficient to build another brick block, just north of the one now in course of construction on the street leading north from the depot. Mir. Ragland says he will build a brick dwelling for himself in that part of town. We are also informed that G. w. Gossage is arranging to build a res- idence and business house in that part of the city.
 w. R. Sneed was down from Osage Tuesday to attend a meeting of the board of directors of the Bank of G reen Forest of which he is president. In re- sponse to inquiry MT. Sneed informed us that he will move his family from Osage to Green Forest during Septem- Der. They will occupy the elegant home known as the Crabtree property on North Springfield street. The title to this property passed into MT. Sneed's hands sometime ago. The material ad- vancement Cf Green Forest is enchanced several points on account of MT. Sneed's interests here.
 Three galleys, equaling about four columns of reading matter, have been set by Miss Ethel Walker in THE TRIB- UNE office during the past week in which there was not single error, and this, too, without special effort, No one but a printer can appreciate what it means to set galley without making mistake. It is record never before equaled in this office and we doubt if it has been surpassed by any printer in the coun- try. Miss Ethel's experience as type setter only covers few months. She will make an ornament to the printers profession if she is disposed to follow the trade.
 Thomas Mahan and wife of Raton, N .