The Green Forest tribune., 1901-04-06

THE TRIBUNE was favored with visit from Prosecutor Naples yesterday. c. A. Ramsey and A. J. Russell look ed after some business matters in Ber- ryville Monday.
 Money to loan on improved farms in Northern Arkansas. Write to P. O. drawer t39, Mt. Vernon, Mo. Jul , A well pleased customer is the best advertisement in the world. That is the reason that w. J. Lloyd at Eureka of building material.
 You can not buy fashionable goods un- less you apply for them where they are kept. Before you make your spring purchases see the big stock at Perkins Bros. & Lloyd at Eureka Springs.
 We have to apoligize to our readers for the light, slazy grade of paper used in printing THE TRIBUNE lately. It is the fault of our wholesale house. We or dered good, heavy paper but we didn't get it.
 J. E. Mason is a new commercial traveller on this beat. He represents the Goddard Grocery Go. of St. Louis. MT. Mason was editor of the Carroll Progress some years ago and is well known to many of our people.
 w. E. Gregory of Greenland Colo, was shaking hands with his numerous warm friends here the early part of the week. In all his peregrinations, w. E. has had that old reliable as his com panion and solace-Farmersyille Times
 w. s. Hittson of Osage and Coxsey Bros. of Green Forest have the distinc- tion of making the first stock shipment from the Green Forest station. They loaded three cars of hogs and M. S. Coxsey and MT. Hittson left with them for St. Louis, Sunday morning.
 Clark w. Harrington, who has been quite we'll known in newspaper circles of the county for many years, died at his home in Eureka Springs last week. MT. Harrington was talented writer and an upright gentleman. He pub lished paper at Berryville during the early sos.
 w. R. Sneed was down from Osage on one of his occasional business and pleasure visits last Saturday. While here MT. Sneed announced his inten- tion to move to Green Forest as soon as he can shape up his business affairs. MT. Sneed will make us valuable citi- ; zen, and THE TRIBUNE is delighted to learn of his intention to become citi- zen of our flourishing young city. Will E. Gregory, the cheery, whole souled young bachelor wire ticker, with rosy cheeks, fresh from the mountains of Colorado, graced the Democrat office with very pleasant visit Wednesday. He formerly was telegraph operator place and at Farmersville. He has held a good position with the railroad near Denver, Colo, for several years. He is much in love with the pure water and air of the mountains but did not express himself especially about the maiden fair. Will is an able, honest worker and has volume of cheerful words for his friends. Kinney !. (Tex.) Democrat.
 w. E. Gregory arrived from Green land, Colo, on Friday night of last week and is now leasurely visiting his parents and shaking hands with his many old time friends. MT Gregory has been ab- sent from this country, railroading in Texas and Colorado, for more than 20 years. He had visited his home folks only three times during this time, com ing only on short visits. His last visit here was in '93. Things have so chang ed about Green Forest that he feels al most like total stranger. As has been previously announced, MT. Gregory will have charge of the Green Forest station. He will go to work in few ; days to get everything in readiness for regular train service, which is under stood go to into effect April 15.
 Marion Littrell of Raton, N. M., ar rived here Friday afternoon of last week 5 in response to a telegram announcing the serious illness of his mother. He f was able to spend only a few hours by her bedside before death had claimed