The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-20

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 All kinds of high class stationery. in- ciuding Bibles and novels, at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Special bargain in store room on Main street is offered by the Carroll County Abstract Go.
 fl. M. Crumley, the Harrison timer, was looking for work in his line in Green Forest Tuesday.
 I. I. Shahan was looking after legal matters connected with the probate court at Berryville Wednesday.
 Services by pastor of Baptist church Saturday and Sunday, including even- ings. Day service Saturday at 2, D. m.
 Grocer H. M. Foster has recently purchased pair of the famous Wilmore Computing Scales, which records both weight and price.
 c. E. Grim, F. o. Butt, H. F. Buie and A. J. Russell attended some pro- bate court matters at Berryville Mon day.
 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.
 MAKE $10 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors, do etching, en- bossing. and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark.
 A gust of wind Monday afternoon blew down large portion of the south wall of the brick veneered block in the Blasingame addition. The damage has been repaired.
 Dr. Reynolds has moved his dental office to Sweet Spring Bath House at Eureka Springs. He will return to Green Forest soon. Announcement of which will appear in the paper
 desire to sell all my household and kitchen furniture by July 10th. Call at my house and get first choice, Will also sell two milch COWS, buggy and some blows. MRS. J. E. HARBERT.
 E. c. Cooper of Denver was elected a teacher in the public school at Eureka Springs last week. Miss Mamie Puck cit of Green Forest was also again en- ployed as teacher in this school. /
 Chas. A. Ramsey moved to his prop erty on Scott street first of the week. A. Herrick, who had occupied this place for several months, is now domiciled in the Orrel cottage on South Springfield street.
 Fosters dinner set was won by Mrs. Tim Calvin, wife of our section foreman. She received 1928 votes. The next three highest were Mrs. Arch Mitchell, 640; Mrs. Marion West, 489; and Mrs. Dave Watson, t47.
 There have been several extra trains over the road the past week gathering up ties. It is stated that the company has recently made sale of 50, ,000 ties to be used in the construction of a road in the Territory.
 Little Ellis Pendley, son of Lace Pendley, whom we reported as serious ly hurt by a fall from horse last week, has completely recovered, although his life was almost dispaired of for few hours after the accident.
 A spectral to THE TRIBUNE states that the "Mystic Circle,' a new secret or ganization recently organized in Berry vile, met with Mrs. Alvin Bobo at her elegant home in that place on July 12. Delicious refreshments, consisting of assorted cakes, ice cream, sherbit and frappe, were served by the~genial host ess to Mrs. J. w. Freeman, Mrs. John Jeffries, Mrs. w. P. George, Mrs. Joe Perkins, Mrs. J. o. Collier, Mrs. w. H. Lewis, Mrs. Will George, Mrs. Jessie Seitz and Miss Fannie West.
 The post hole diggers for the Western Union Telegraph line reache l the Green Forest station Tuesday, and have since been engaged in blasting in the reser- voir which furnishes water for the local tank. The wire is now strung to this point, and an instrument will be put in the Green Forest depot at once. Tele- graph offices will be established atBer- rvyille. Green Forest Alpena and Harri-