The Green Forest tribune., 1901-06-29

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 Carpenter A. E. Rogers has been quite ill during the past week, but is now improving.
 After July 1, no revenue stamps will be needed for notes, checks, deeds or mortgages.
 Jemerson Moore of Independence county was here first of the week with a view of locating.
 The protracted meeting by Revs. Keener and Ruble was brought to a close Sunday night.
 The Masonic. order held it's regular annual instaltion services at the lodge hall Monday afternoon.
 Miss Burnice Foreman is spending the week at Yocum, the guest of her friend, Miss Maude Rhodes.
 J. R. Meador and family came over from Eureka Springs Tuesday and are spending the week with relatives.
 T. L. Cooper of Denver and Miss Cora Blasingame of Coin were married at Berryville on Thursday of last week.
 Green Forest merchants are very busy now days waiting upon their many customers-to come to town and buy something.
 w. R. Sneed brought his folks down from Osage Wednesday to take in the picnic. Uncle Bill says that an early rain is essential to insure any sort of a corn crop in the Osage country.
 Dr. E. c. Lanter writes friend here that his new location at Creston, Wash, is affording him a very lucrative, pleas ant business. This will be welcome news to the young doctors many friends at his old home.
 Editor J. L. Russell, of THE GREEN FOREST TRIBUNE, was in Eureka Springs Saturday. He never tires of "talking up'' his home city. Being true news paper man, his time is devoted to the upbuilding of his home city.-Eureka Springs Flashlight.
 Coin postoffice is now afforded an ex- change of mail pouches twice day, a messenger having been put on to carry the mail between the postoffice and the railroad. The new arrangement went into effect last Sunday. The star route from Green Forest to Coin is now discontinued
 County Examiner F. o. Butt has mo- tified F teachers of the Eastern district that they have until July 10 to show cause why their license should not be revoked on account of non attendance at the county institute. MT. Butt pro poses to enforce the law in this matter to the letter.
 B. c. Campbell, who has been acting as agent for Champion binders and mowers for the past three months, IS again at home, having finished up his engagement for the season. Notwith- standing the exceedingly dry season, MT. Campbell sold 16 binders and p mowers, which is a much greater num- Der of machines than have been sold by any other agent in this territory this year.
 Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Amanda Shahan which occurred at her home near Cedarvale, Kansas, on Thursday of last week. Mrs. Shahan was the widow of Hiram Sha- han, who was at one time sheriff of Car roll county. The Shahan family was for number of years residents of this community and is pleasantly re- membered by all of our old resid dents. Mrs. Shahan was sister of Mrs. w. A. Russell of Green Forest.
 Tom Fulkerson returned Sunday from Colorado, having closed up the big real estate trade which the Carroll County Abstract Go. put on foot'for.him recently. In the deal MT. Fulkerson exchanged 40 acres of land near Maple for 76O near Colorado Springs, Colo. MT. Fulkerson will wind up his business affairs here at once and move to Cobra do, and J. E. Reynolds, the gentleman with whom he traded, will move immed- lately to his possessions here.
 w. T. Garter has dug and marketed