The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-17

IL you want chemically pure Toilet Goods, go to the Green Forest Drug Co.'S. Dr. J. G. Hale, prominent citizen of Valley Springs, Boone county, died last week.
 Mrs. Ruth Hayes is entertaining her daughter, Mrs. Georgia Jackson, of Waggoner, I. T.
 All kinds of high class stationery, in- Fcluding Bibles and novels, at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Rev. Sam Eaton is assisting in a pro- tracted meeting at Walnut Grove, near Harrison, this week.
 Frank Jageman is not to be counted slow in the matter of the production of grapes. He has our thanks for box of very fine ones.
 Crop conditions are not so favorable over the country as they were ten days ago. The showers are few and far be- tween in many places. 1 The Carroll County Abstract Co. has jam-up good 40-acre farm, well-wat- cred and well-improved. Gan be bought right now for S200. Will trade for stock, part or all.
 Albert Starrett and Joe Sigmon of Harrison, two of the lucky ones who drew claims in the Fl Reno district, were passengers on No. Saturday en route to Oklahoma to locate their lands.
 M. A. Phillips is seriously ill at his home about five miles east of town. Doctors have no hope fors his recovery. He is about in the last stage of con- sumption.
 Attorney F. o. Butt has been enter taining a case of "walking typhoid Springs court. He has been at his office very little this week.
 Jarret Norris made miss-step while getting into wagon to go home from town Tuesday. He fell sustaining an injury to his side that has placed him under the care of the doctor.
 The Green Forest Oil 6: Gas Go. is meeting with fairly good success in the matter of securing leases upon lands. Judge Butt has been in the field this week interviewing the farmers on the subject.
 The Baptist church has about raised sufficent means topay for the lot recent ly purchased for church building. As soon as the lot is paid for an effort will be instituted to raise money for the | erection of a building.
 If the grand jury which sits at Berry vile Monday takes the work of the one that has just adjourned at Eureka Springs as a precedent and makes a thorough investigation of the violations of the Sunday law, there will be wailing and gnashing of teeth. ---s
 Jack Bryant, who stabbed Floice Crabaugh at Eureka Springs few weeks ago, was given one year in the penitentiary. George Tucker, the big amist, got three years. These were the only sentences made to the pen from the recent court at Eureka Springs.
 Joe Young of Denver was in the city Thursday. He says that he and J. R. Hanby of Carrollton and other parties will soon begin the erection of a roller mill at Alpena. MT. Young owns prop Ierty there and says he may eventually make that place his home.
 Rev. A. J. Taylor, presiding elder of the M. E. church for this district, will hold quarterly conference at Green For est at 8, p. m., next Saturday. He will also hold services at the Douglas school house at II, a. m., and at3, D., m. on Sunday. Dinner will be served on the ground.
 Arnold Brown, who left here some weeks ago for Kansas, writes his folks that he was "touched" by confidence man in Wichita a few nights ago. The fellow claimed to be an officer and went through the form of arresting Arnold for passing counterfeit money. Arnold put up S45 for his appearance to answer the charge the next morning, but he
 
 hasn't heard of the case any more, nor