The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-13

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 Set of fine cups and saucers 40 cents at Tabor's grocery.
 Ed. Harbert, Jr, made safe his return from Kansas Tuesday.
 Stone and tin fruit cans, rubbers and ceiling wax at Rhodes & O'Neal's.
 Eld. Sam Eaton will preach at New Home Sunday at Il, a. m., and here at night.
 A. M. Webb has put up the frame for his handsome new residence, during the past week.
 | All kinds of high class stationery, in cluding Bibles and novels, at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 | Emmet Roberts has been employed to teach the New Home school. It will be six months term.
 B. c. Campbell returned Wednesday from sort of prospecting trip to Kan sas, Missouri, and Illinois.
 Mrs. Flora Bishop of Carthage, Mo-, is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Cath crime Berry, who is quite sick.
 Jim porter and wife are the happy parents of a girl which arrived at their home Saturday morning.
 Their first born, bright baby boy, arrived at the home of MT and Mrs. w |. A. Stapleton Wednesday morning.
 The water supply for the local pump station has been completely exhausted It is the intention of the company to make the reservoir deeper.
 George w. O'Neal, the hustling real estate and insurance agent of Harrison, was looking after some business matters in Green Forest Wednesday. Dwight Bliss and wife departed Thursday for their home at Webb City, Mo-, after two months visit at the home of his father, T. D. Bliss, in Green Forest.
 The threshing machines are humming away, sitting out some of the best qual- ity of wheat that has been produced for years. The continued dry weather has cured the grain to perfection.
 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 20th. Gall at my house and get first choice. Will also sell two milch COWS, a buggy and some blows. MRS. J. E. HARBERT.
 A three-year old red heifer has taken up at M. H. Gregory's farm east of town. MT. G. would like if the own CT would come and get same as it is giving him great annoyance by jumping into his fields.
 J. L. Russell leaves this afternoon (Friday) for Kansas City to meet Mrs. Russell and the children who are en route home, after visit of two months with Mrs. Russell's mother Mrs. Ellen Grever, in Saunders county. Nebraska.
 The local section crew has been cut from twelve to eight men. A like re- duction has been made on all sections on the line. The track is now all in fine condition, but none of it is in better shape that the Green Forest division. Foreman Tim Calvin is thorough railraader and gets along splendidly with his men.
 The ordinances of the town relative to target shooting and the discharging of fire crackers are not being properly ob- served. Some parties have an idea that their own premises, and some think that they have right to use fire crack CTS and sky rockets on holidays. Both are mistaken interpre tations of the law. The mayor has given strict orders for the enforcement of the law hereafter and all persons should take due notice.
 Monroe Butler, the contractor on the Green Forest and Blue Eye mail route, executed his bond here Saturday. This service begins Monday. It addition to carrying the throughpouch Mr. Buffers contract requires him to deliver the mail where renuasted tn all nerSnnS living on