The Green Forest tribune., 1901-03-30

Note the article on first page relative to the town ticket.
 Capt. Harbert made business trip to Blue Eye, Mo-, Tuesday.
 Examine l.. E. Harbert & Sons new stock of clothing at new brick on Main street.
 J. M. Bailey returned Wednesday from brief visit to his old home at Trimble, Tenn.
 Mrs. Maranda Littrell has been criti- callyill for several days past at the home of her son-in- law, w. A. Russell, out west of town.
 The Armatage store building is being overhauled this week. A new front of the up- to date class will be put in before the job is completed.
 R. A. Buell. of Ridge Farm, Ill.,, was an arrival Tuesday. He will visit here with relatives and may possibly decide to go into business here.
 It is understood among railroad peo- pie that the construction of the road beyond Harrison will be commenced immediately upon the institution of regular train services to Harrison.
 Come to Green Forest and see the fine line of Harness, Saddles and all sorts of Leather Goods at the Green Forest Saddery Co.'S. They surely have anything you want and they pro- pose to sell at close margin.
 There is more goods in the stores of Green Forest this week than there ever has been at any time previous in the history af the town, which goes to show that our merchants have implicit faith in the future business of the town.
 John Cannon, who was assigned as section foreman at Green Forest, was relieved of his job Wednesday. The road bothway s out of Green Forest will now be looked after by Tim Calvin. Calvin was foreman on Cremmon's work here last summer and is quite we'll known to Green Forest people.
 The Ozark Telephone Company's lines and property which was advertised for sale last Wednesday were bought in by the company, which will pay off all indebtedness and resume control of the property. The debt of the company is about $4,000. Their lines cover the territory of North Arkansas pretty thor oughly, and are valued at about Sf0,OOO. Harrison Republican.
 Our wordy brother of the Herald says that our gentle criticism was that he was untruthful, and says that Language of this import in Texas or Kentucky adds zest' to the coroners' and under takers business" Wevery much fear that our mooneyed brother with all his learning and legendary lore is some what wanting in his philology. To be "untruthful'' is simply to utter an un- truth believing it to be the truth, with no intention to deceive. That he did | tlllS llt IIduhIy COIlIoSSOu. IHofl, Wuy his direful anger and implacable ire? We kindly throw the mantle of charity over our brother's ignorance and ask his readers to remember that Fto err is human, to forgive is divine" | Mrs. Gertrude Keener, wife of Rev J. l.. Keener, pastor of the M. E. Church South at this place died on Thursday morning at her home in Green Forest. Mrs. Keener had been an invalid for many months, and while her death was not wholly unexpected, the shock and grief of all who knew her is none the less painful. To the members of her husbands congregation, and others who knew her during her brief so journ among us, she had endeared herself by her patience, and her eyer gentle and kindly nature, and by them her presence will be missed. To the bereaved hus- band, children and relatives we extend our sympathy. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. Metheney of Berry vile at the church at 2 o'clock, p. m., Thursday, interment being made at l D; ol>ooc oapoatarv