The Green Forest tribune., 1901-06-01

Jess IaOof IS preparing to build on his lot on the south side of the square.
 J. l.. Russell arrived home Sunday from Nebraska, having left Mrs. Russell and the children to visit several weeks at the home of her mother.
 MAKE Si0 day at home; we teach you to make mirrors, do etching, em- bossing. and all kinds of glass work by mail; enclose stamp.
 l BOONE MIRROR WORKS, Harrison, Ark.
 Don't pay big price for old out-of- date furnishings and dress goods, when you can buy the latest styles for Jess money at Perkins Bros. & Lloyd's at Eureka Springs.
 w. A. Furguson has started the erec- tion of two-story frame building in the Blasingame addition which he will use for a hotel. H. Sampel is the car penter on the job.
 If you want the inside on prices on hardware and building material, see w. J. Lloyd at Eureka Springs. If you give him an opportunity he will certain ly sell you the goods.
 Woodman of the World Memorial Day, June'6, will be appropriately ob- served by our local camp of Woodmen l by cermonies and decorations of graves at Pickens cemetery. Exercises will take place in the forenoon. Everybody is cordially invited to attend.
 Among those who have gone to Mem phis to attend the ex-Confederate re- union are Prof. H. P. Burney, G. N. Norris, M. s. Coxsey and wife, A. J. Russell, G. M. Wallace, J. H. Ramsey and two daughters, Misses Cliffie and Amy, A. J. Cox, and F. o. Butt and wife.
 Frank Jageman has received notice of tae marriage of his son, Will, which occurred in Chicago, May ii. The new ly married folks are expected to arrive on an extended visit August 1. Will Jageman resided here several years ago and is known to several of THE TRIBUNE's readers.
 Jo Smith was up from Alpena first of the week, soliciting subscriptions for the News, weekly paper just started at that place. The News is asix-column folio, half home-print and presents a neat appearance. It is published by the News Printing Go. THE TRIBUNE hopes to see the new enterprise a success.
 J. w. Sheldon, residing near Bras- well Spring, was taken seriously i'll with hamorage of the stomach while on his way to town last Saturday. He was brought on to town and placed under the care of the doctors who thought for a while his recovery was doubtful. He has gradually grown better, however, and has now fairly recovered.
 The way is now open for the desired train service for Children's Day in Green Forest. Trains leave both Harrison and Eureka Springs in the morning and re- turn in the afternoon. A rate of one fare for the round trip can be secured no doubt from all points on the line. It is time some active preparations were on foot if the matter is going to be pushed to a success, as June 26 is not far off.
 There is no mail service afforded the ,t1ce o1 The department authorized MT. Hughes, the postmaster at Hugh, to employ a carrier between that office and Green Forest daily for an amount not to exceed $72 a year. This was impossible, 50 the matter stands. Mr. Hughes comes up to Green Forest occasionally and car ries out what mail has accum ulated for his office.
 The following is an iten that we found in one of our exchanges, and il hits the,nail square on the head. House cleaning time is the bane of every mans life. We never could see why it was necessary to tear up everything and put them back in the same place twice every year: "Father, dear father, come home with me now, for ma has some carpet to beat; she's got all the furniture out in the yard from the front door clean down to the street. The stove must come down and be put in the shed, and the yard must be cleared of dead grass, for it's time to clean house, and the