The Green Forest tribune., 1901-06-08

Miss Clara Twitchel1 is home from the Arkansas Deaf Mute Institute.
 Tanning & Birkes are the latest gro- cers to put on a delivery wagon.
 Mesdames Dr. Ray and c. B. Grim visited Kings river relatives Sunday.
 Mckee Burney has returned from Mississippi after nine months absence. If you want chemically pure Toilet Goods, go to the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 J. A. McElyea was an arrival Tuesday. He says he now resides at Sarcoxie, Mo.
 Jesse Tabor, ST., has been quite sick for several days, but is reported better.
 Editor Crow and wife left Monday to attend the state press meeting at Hot Springs.
 Attorney F. O. Butt looked after some professional business in the Springs Monday.
 J. D. Hailey meets all trains at Free man station for passengers for Berry vile. Call for his hack when you want to go from Freeman to Berryville.
 FoR SALE:-Stone store building and large stock of goods. A rare business opportunity. Address w. R. SNEED, IF Osage, Ark.
 w. J. Hollis of Piney has been placed in charge of Hanby's lumber yard in Green Forest. There is now about 100,- 900 feet of lumber in stock in this yard.
 Monroe Goforth was over from Eure- ka Springs Sunday. He thinks his health is improving as result of the use of water from the Magnetic spring.
 If you have farm or town property for sale list it at once with the Carroll County Abstract Go. They have num- der of applications, for both kinds of property.
 Mrs. Mary Havener left last week for Wichita, Kansas, where she will join her husband who left here sometime ago. Her son, French, accompanied her on the trip.
 Miss Golda Reeves arrived home Wednesday from Little Rock, where'she has been for several months past attend ing the Deaf Mute Institute. Her mamma met her in Seligman.
 Superintendent Skelton of the bridge gang informs us that he will begin the erection of the Green Forest stock yards this week. The yards will be located on the siding some distanceswest of the de- pot.
 The town council met in regular ses- sion Monday night. The general routine of business was about all that occupied any attention. The recorder was author ized to employ George Tabor for a marshal for another month at $2O.
 G. M. Wallace is again making an effort to organize company for the purpose of prospecting for oil in the vii cinity of Green Forest. He has suc- ceeded so far in securing subscription to the amount of $325. He expects to have things in shape for formal organiza- ton of the company in a few days.
 Last Saturday night was the occasion of the annual election of officers of the Masonic lodge of Green Forest. G. R. Blasingame was elected master; G. V. Poynor, senior warden; c, N. Norris, junior warden; w. A. Butt, secretary and J. L. Russell, treasurer. The off, cers-elect will be installed on St. John s day, June 24.
 About dozen Woodmen of the World and probably twice that many other Green Forest folks went over to Eureka Springs Sunday to see the big excursion which the Woodmen of the World of Ft. Smith gave on that day. Thirty-one car loads aggregating about 230O people arrived at the Springs about noon, and spent the afternoon in the city, The train was in three sections.
 The post office department has decided to establish daily mail route between Green Forest and Blue Eye, Mo-, via of Yocum and Oak Grove and is advertis- ing for bids for carrying the mails be- tween these points. The schedule will be to leave Blue Eye at 6, a. m., and ar rive at Green Forest at il. Leave Green Forest at 12 and arrive at Blue Eye at