The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-09

reed in large or small quantities at Iaber's,
 Tabor sells corn and chops. See him
 for prices,
 tennessee Sorghum, best in the land,
 at Tahor's,
 A number of car loads of wood are be- ing shipped from Green Forest to
 Eureka Springs,
 During the last six months. coyerinsr period of the greatest drought on rec ora, there has been not less than $5o.- oOo in improvement made in Green For est. What town in Arkansas has done betterP
 G. N. Norris attended the committee meeting at Berryville Saturday. Gran vile is an old democratic wheel-horse that never tires. He has always been active and nergetic in his party ranks and, as far as we know, has never thought of asking for an office.
 William. Skelton, foreman of the bridge gang and brother of Roadn,aster J. 5. Skelten, was last Saturday mar ried to Miss Lockie Champlin of Ber- ryyille. The happy couple are now guests at Hotel Maine. M r. Slzelton has bought Green Forest property and will make this place his home.
 The entertainment Saturday night was highly enjoyed by we'll filled house. The excellent piano music fur nished by Mrs. Benbrook was a musical treat seldom afforded to the people of Green Forest, while the recitatlons of Misses Rush and Markley and Messrs. Smith and Davis were, of the highest literary order.
 A new time card goes into effect Sum- day. The passenger which under the present schedule is due here at 1 AZ, D. m., will not arrive until 6:37. The east bound mixed train due at 3:35 is changed to 3:10. This change does not effect the time of the other trains. The change of the passenger time is one very desirable to the public.
 $. M. Latimer made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors on last Saturday. A. M. Webb was named as the assignee, who now has charge of the stock. The liabilities are quoted at S1453. The stock invoiced out $524.78 and the value of the book accounts are said to be about $200, making the assets about one half the liabilities.
 J. w. Vaughan of Springfield, Mo-, representing the Great Western Mill Manufacturing Co.,, was here Thursday, completing arrangements for the sale of machinery for the establishment of a second roller mill in Green Forest. The new mill will be owned by a joint stock company to be known as the Ozark Milling Co.,, and the plant will be To- cated by the railroad track. It is the purpose to have the new plant in opera tion in time to handle next years crop.
 Following are DeVoe's weather fore casts for November: Heavy rain storms are indicated for this month and high water in the Mississippi River and it's tributaries may be expected. 1st to End, cold wave On the 3rd storm will gather over the west gulf states and move up the Mississippi valley, followed by heavy rains on the 4th to 9th. 9th to 10th, cold, fair weather. On the 11th a great storm will appear on the west coast of the Gulf of Mexico, which will move northward over the Mississippi alley, closely following the path of the previous storm and adding to the volume of water in the Mississippi river and it's tributaries from 18th to 18th. 18th to 18th, cold wave. 18th to 22nd, a storm will form suddenly over the lower Mississippi valley and move rapidly eastward, causing cloudy, threatening, squally weather. 23rd to 24th, pleasant. 25th to 18th, cloudy, followed by rain and the month will close with a cold wave.