The Green Forest tribune., 1901-08-03

5. Y. Collier and daughter, Miss The mia, were up from Carrollton Wednes- day.
 Thatne fence in front of c. E. Fore mans property looms up very becom- ingly.
 M. $. Coxsey and w. s. Hittson were in St. Louis first of the week with three car loads of stock.
 All kinds of high class stationery, in- cluding Bibles and novels, at the Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 Miss Nellie Puckett left on her return to St. Louis Thursday, after two weeks visit with her parents here.
 Old clothes cleaned and made new by the Harrison Steam Laundry. Leave orders at Puckett's barber shop.
 Fresh, clean and complete stock of Groceries are to be found at Tanning & Birkes'. Give them trial order.
 School books as adopted by the sur- rounding di stricts are on sale at the office of w. A. Butt, Green Forest.
 Ellis Capps and Miss Ozena Dickens, both residing near Denver, were mar ried last Sunday, Rev. R. A. Martin officiating.
 Prof. H. H. Davis was in town Wednesday making some preliminary arrangements about the opening of our public school.
 If you have farm or town property for sale list it at once with the Carroll County Abstract Go. They have num- der of applications, for both kinds of property.
 Eureka Springs was visited by the heaviest rain storm in years last Tues- day. It is stated that about 200 yards of the new line of the street railway to the depot was washed out.
 The "Famous" and "Columbia" brands of coffee are to be found at Ta- bor's. These are extra fine coffees. With each pound you get a coupon, a number of which will entitle you to a valuable premium.
 J. E. Franklin, the organizer of the Bank of Green Forest, has been here since Tuesday, looking after matters pertaining to the opening of the bank. Franklin is all business, but finds time enough to be sociable with everybody.
 As will be seen by reference to the report of the committee meeting held here last Saturday, the ex-Federal as- ,sociation will hold it's annual reunion at Green Forest this year. We hope our people will make becoming preparations flor the entertainment of the old veter- ans.
 Mrs. Jack Norton and two daughters, Allie and Edith, of Mangum, Okla., are here visiting numerous relatives. Mrs. Norton is daughter of Uncle Thomp- son Ramsey. This is her first visit to her old home in eleven years. Her hus- band is now serving his second term as treasurer of Greer county, Okla.
 By the way of exp lanation THE TR1B- UNE is requested to state that the time agreed upon at the committee meeting Saturday for the ex-Federal reunion was September 26, 27 and 28, but after the matter was considered by the com- mittee on arrangements it was decided that all interests would be be tier served by changing the time to Aug. 29, 30 and 3t. The place for holding the meeting will be in the grove on Dr. Poynor's block, a short distance east of the pub- lie square.
 The wind mills put in by Bayless & Co. at the Connerley Hotel and J. D.. Tyson's residence settles the question of the propriety of such luxuries in North Arkansas. It has long been claimed by many that wind mills would not be a success in this section on account of prevailing calms. It is surprising to note the slight atmospheric agitation which propels these machines, and those desiring them need no longer hesitate as their success is proven beyond question. Harrison Republican.
 Following are DeVoe's weather fore-