The Green Forest tribune., 1902-04-05

Democratic county convention at Berryville Stuarday.
 Ed Puckett took in the opera at Eure- ka Springs Tuesday night.
 Mrs. c. E. Foreman is visiting with her parents at Eureka Springs.
 L. V. Porter is having quite nice addition built to the rear of his residence.
 T. l.. Hummer is still getting about on crutches as result of his wrestle with telephone pole last week.
 Bud Pyron, the brick mason, is at Berryyille now putting up a couple of brick buildings. As soon as complet- ed he will return to Green Forest and resume work on the brick building on Broadway.
 The town election was very quiet af- fair. The following officers were ele ct- ed: c. c. O'Neal, mayor; J. c. Har- bert, recorder; c. A. Ramsey, T, M, Buell., Emmett Leach, L. V. Porter and T. s. Phillips, aldermen.
 For sale: A ten-acre tract, with dwelling house on it. Can all be put in cultivation. Near Zion Hill school house, southeast of Green Forest. One hundred dollars will buy it now. Call on Carroll County Abstract Co.
 The N. Y. Cash Store is the place to buy. You can judge from the bundles and hats carried away from our store. Our millinery is unsurpassed in style and price. None shelf-worn but all new and up-to-date. Call and examine goods, get prices and be convinced.
 H. H. MARTIN.
 As was stated sometime ago in THE TRIBUNE the M, E. Church people are again in the notion of building place of worship. A site has been secured from Capt. Lightburn in the Carter addi- tion and we learn it is the intention to start the building project at once. Substantial aid has been promised by the state conference.
 FOR SALE: 50 acre farm, one half mile of Braswell Switch, 40 acres culti- vated: strong second bottom soil; small orchard; fair buildings and plenty of fine water. Price S700. Will take part of it in trade. See the Carroll County Abstract Co.
 A tally of the guesses filed with TIE TRIBUNE on the democratic nominees names the winners in every instance ex- cept one, yet singularly enough to say only six persons named all of the win ners. Those who have thus distinguish ed themselves as political prophets and become entitled to THE TRIBUNE free for one year are c. c. K Kirkham, Nose Smith, J. J. Inman, Everett Faulkner and Mrs. Sarah Bailey. The other correct guess was not signed up as required con- sequently the fellow, whoever he may be, loses out with all the rest.
 A company backed by the Fredericks- town Trust Co.,, of Frederickstown, Mo-, has bought the Savings Bank at Har- rson, which deal brings about a change in the management of the affairs of the Bank of Green Forest. J. O. Michell, ganization will be transferred to like position at Harrison. J. A. Buell. will be given the position of cashier of the Bank of Green Forest. Mir. Michell will not release his connection with the bank here but will exercise a general super vision of its affairs until MT. Buell. be- comes thoroughly familiar with the de- tails. J. w. Perry, secretary of the Frederickstown Trust Co.,, arrived here ] last week and opened negotiations which resulted in making the deal. MT. Mi chell will probably move to Harrison shortly.
 The Progress of last week lambasts THE TRIBUNE in characteristic style be- cause this paper saw cause to remark two weeks ago that more side-track is needed in the railroad yard at Greer Forest. In discussing the matter it was stated by us that Berryville is afforded the convenience of house track wher as a matter of fact the necessity for one is two to one greater in Green Forest We explained that owing to the lay o1 the ground here practically but one side of the yard is available for the loading and unloading of wagons. Even blinf man could see that no reflection was in tended upon the commercial interests oi Befryville. But since the Progress be- comes irate and is prone to belittle ou