The Green Forest tribune., 1901-11-02
And still it don't rain.

We might try wishing for snow awhile.
 Tabor sells corn and chops. See him for prices.
 Tennessee Sorghum, best in the land !, at Tabor's.
 Who has shown the people of Green Forest "cloven hoof?"
 New invoice of boots and shoes just received at Hurd & Stapleton's.
 Rev. J. L. Keener will leave Monday for annual conference at Conway.
 Ira Watt, who was acciddntly shot in the thigh last week, is reported improv- ing.
 T.J. Wells moved Tuesday to the farm he recently purchased from H. B. Francis.
 w. R. Self, an attorney of Spring field, Mo-, was here on business last Saturday.
 Mrs. c. H. Smith is at home again af- ter a short stay in Eureka Springs for her health.
 F. M. Clemence of Denver was marketing apples in Green Forest Wednesday.
 Highest price paid for evaporating  apples by French, Whitaker &; McClain at Green Forest.
 George Thorn has been entertaining a case of the yellow-eyed 'janders' for the past couple of weeks.
 John Hoag, the Yocum merchant, was in town looking after some business matters Wednesday afternoon.
 The ladies of the Baptist church are contemplating Thanksgiving dinner for the benefit of the building fund.
 Street Commissioner Skinkle is quite busy waiting for it to rain so he can be- gin his campaign of streetimprovement
 Not having the ability to find local news where there is none, THE TRIBUNE is rather short on that article this week.
 Our late druggist, T. F. Shuler, is ar ranging his affairs as rapidly as possible to go to St. Louis to enter medical col lege.
 Postmaster Sant Thomson of Alpena has resigned and ex-Postmaster w. B. Morton of Harrison has been or will be appointed in his stead.
 Prof. Phillips of Yocum was TRIBUNE visitor Saturday. He informed us that he has recently moved his family from Missouri to that point.
 A weekly debating society and liter ary auxiliary has been organized in con- nection with the public school. It meets on Friday nights.
 Miss Ruth Callen has returned to Green Forest to school again, having finished her term of public school out south of Eureka Springs.
 After this week, the office of the Green Forest Herald will be down on Broadway street, near the depot. Now watch Green Forest grow!
 George Phillips has purchased A. J. Tabor's barber outfit and consolidated the same with that of Ed Puclzett. The new firm will be known as Puckett &c Phillips.
 Charley Kirkham returned home Wednesday from Newark, Tex, where he was called on account of the severe illness of his brother Richard. Charley left his brother very much improved.
 FOR SALE-A 40-acre farm, all in cultivation, one of the best locations for a fruit farm in the country, two miles north of Green Forest. Apply to Carroll County Abstract Go.
 A new postoffice has recently been established in this county by the name of Enon. It is located near the old Enon Baptist church near the mouth of Y O. cum. The place is otherwise known as Silver City.
 Miss Nelle Herrick entertained a number of her young friends with a masque party on the evening of Hallow- cen. The event was one of the most society like that ever occurred in Green Forest. The costumes worn by the various participants are said to have ] 1. i,,nr,, -cix J