The Green Forest tribune., 1901-07-06

Lee Stacy is here from the Territory on visit with his parents.
 The celebrated Clover Leaf Brand Shoes at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 George Butler of Blue Eye, Mo-, was in town on business Monday.
 Mrs. Will Wells has been quite sick the past week but is improving,
 Prosecuting Attorney Us. Naples was in town on business Tuesday.
 Stone and tin fruit cans, rubbers and ceiling wax at Rhodes & O'Neals.
 If you want chemically pure Toilet Goods, go to the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Fresh, clean and a complete stock of Groceries are to be found at Tanning & Birkes'. Give them trial order.
 Steps were taken at the town council meeting Monday night to have the lots owned by private parties on the south side of the square condemned, that the land may be added to the public square.
 Cats are proving very disastrous to young chickens in Green Forest and as a result a number of the feline tribe have turned up their toes in town late- ly,
 The Famous" and "Columbia'' brands of coffee are to be found at Ia bor's. These are extra fine coffees. With each pound you get a coupon, number of which will entitle you to a valuable premium,
 Instead of "tight'' town, Harrison gave more evidence of being "wide open" last Sunday. Confection stands were running at full blast and the saloon doors were not all closed-not even the front doors.
 A game of base ball is on the calendar for next Tuesday. It is to be con- test of the bachelors and benedicts and it promises to be a lively game. It will be pulled off on the vacant lots in the Oliver addition.
 Frank Lawrence, son of George Law renee, and Miss Virgie Hughes, daugh- ter Of Postmaster D. c. Hughes of Hugh, were quietly married at the home of the bride on last Monday, Eld. Jno. M. Wells officiating.
 The railroad company has purchased some new passenger coaches which will take the place of the ones leased from the Frisco. The new coaches are re- built Pullman sleepers and are said to much nicer than the ordinary coaches.
 Monroe Goforth stepped off on the de- pot platform long enough to say "howdy" to a number of his friends Sunday afternoon. Monroe says his health is improving rapidly. He was on his return from Harrison to Eureka Springs.
 Mrs. Jo Smith returned home Sunday after spending several weeks at the home of her father, s. J. Morris, at AL pena. Her many friends are glad to note that her health is greatly improved and that she is in fair way to com plete recovery.
 A change in the time card went into effect Monday. The time utilized in making the run up to Berryvile and back is pretty nearly made up by short ening the schedule time between Flu reka Springs and Harrison. Instead of 9:50 the mail train now arrives at Green Forest at 10:10, and reaches Harrison at il :21 instead of :16, 5 minutes lat CT.
 The proposed new town of Urbanette, between Green Forest and Freeman, is moving along, some three or four houses being in course of construction. It seems that this was an lilly advised scheme by the promoters and there is no probality that the place will ever amount to anything. It is stated that there is not even possibility that the railroad company will ever give the place side track. Even if the railroad company were disposed to foster the place, the grade on the road at this point is too great to permit side track. It appears that Urbanette will be Uaban-nit.
 Following are DeVoe's forecasts for July: The southern states are likely to experience some very hot weather