The Green Forest tribune., 1902-07-12
Mrs. w. c. Russell is included in

week.
 Everyone interested in the entertain ment to be given in the interest of the Baptist church is requested to meet at the school building at o'clock, Monday afternoon.
 The weather has oeen warm enough for all practical purposes for few days past. We have but little inclination to grumble, however, when we think of the contrast in our favor this summer in this respect over last summer.
 Mrs. R. A. Martin, two miles north of town, stuck nail deep into the ball of her foot one day last week, and the in- jury appeared to be almost fatal for two or three days. She suffered intensely and is not nearly we'll yet, but is im- proving slowly.
 Prof. Cooper is advised by letter from Prof. Davis of serious accident which befell the latter in Idaho a few days ago. His shoulder was broken in a run- away accident, the injury proving quite serious. He was, however, getting along quite we'll considering the circum- stances.
 1 Eli Perkins, the renowned humorist, will lecture at Eureka Springs next Tuesday. For this occasion the agent here will sell tickets to Eureka Springs and return for 90 cents and give each purchaser ticket which will admit to the lecture. A good chance to hear a great speaker at small expense.
 Manager West of the railroad con- pany went down the road Saturday last to look after details connected with the opening of the road for traffic between Harrison and Everton, which becomes effective this week. One mixed train a day, making connection with the passen- ger, will be the service inaugurated.
 Again THE TRIBUNE has to extend it's special thanks to our good friend, J. w. Snyder, who last Tuesday presented us with shoe box full of fine tomatoes, we'll matured and ripened. MT. Snyder says his table has been supplied with this product for week or ten days past. He says Mrs. Snyder understands how to trim the plants to bring them on early.
 Alfred Mckinney, who has been ill at the home of his brother, William Me- Kinney, in Green Forest for several weeks past, has been adjudged insane and is now confined in the county jail at Berryville. An effort is being made to have him admitted to the asylum at Little Rock, but as the institution is nearly always filled its full capacity, it is liable to be some time before he can be accommodated.
 When stranger drops in, jolly him and tell him this is the greatest town on earth-and it is. Lead him to believe that he has at last struck place where white people live. Don't discourage him by speaking i'll of your neighbors, !. by attempting to knock down the people l in character and business. He has
 plenty of that kind of trouble at home give him something new and elevating, if you wish to grow in his favor.
 Things have begun to assume sort of a finished look about the Baptist . church. Only some inside work and a f little more outside painting is now nec- r essary and the building will be ready
 for the seats, which will probably be
 received by the first of August. The o date for the dedication has not yet been c set. but it is now thought probable that u everything can be gotten ready for this u service by the first or second Sunday in
 August.
 tt TO all subscribers in the county not $ more than a year in arrears THE TRIBUNE e will accept settlement on the 5o cents a tt wear basis, if made soon. We will also
 accent new subscribers inside of the I. county for 50 cents year in advance TOT n q limited time. We have found it nec- ,l essarv to do this to keep up our clrcula-
 tion at home during the close times. II
 won are in arrears come in and take ad-
 vantage of this offer. The paper is Sl.oo .s to all points outside of the county. = Col. Iyerson A. Jones was in town ,a :, Tuesday transacting business and m ~ ~ cidentally electioneering little. lie ~ ~ asks us to say that he will meet Col. '0 Enller at all his appointments, published
 elsewhere in this issues notwithstanding ,d L.. I,.L AI, E,l,llnr did not SHOW