The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-22

week.
 Mrs, J. A, Buell. entertained quite a number of her lady friends at dinner Wednesday.
 Anything you want in the grocery line, plenty oft, and cheap as it can be at Tanning &c Birkes'.
 Andrew Norris has been unable to at- tend his duties as fireman at the mill on account of sickness for several days past.
 Mesdames c. A. Ramsey and A. J Russell and Miss Ruth Grim heard Bishop Hoss preach at Harrison last Sunday.
 Tabor, Foreman 6; Harbert are still spreading out. On last Tuesday they purchased from c. c. Kirkham the c. A. Ramsey stock of groceries.
 THE TRIBUNE should have stated last week that Mrs. Myra Smith and not .. R. Smith had bought the Monroe Lee prop erty in the Blasingame addition.
 Her many friends in this county will be pained to learn of the death of Mrs. Laura Snelson, nee Wright, which oc- cured month ago in Colorado. She was victim of consumption.
 Before c. c. Kirkham and c. A. Ramsey got all their business closed up, arrangements were made whereby MT. Kirkham keeps his farm and MT. Ramsey his town residence.
 Prof. E. c. Cooper has succeeded c. A. Ramsey as superintendent of the Methodist Sunday School, MT. Ramsey having resigned on account of his inten- tion to leave the country soon.
 John Pryor writes to send THE TR1B- UNE to Lyman, Wash, that he arrived there after five days and nights travel. He said he had been there seven days and it had rained everyday except one.
 Eld. J. F. Black, who conducted very successful revival meeting in Green For est little more than year ago, is now engaged in holding a protracted meet ing at the Baptist church at BerryVille.
 A new schedule went into effect on the railroad Sunday which puts the freight into Green Forest at 4:23, a. m., and back here in the afternoon at 3:27. The passenger is now due st 10: l6, a. m., and 5:36, p. m.
 Os w. Watkins, of Eureka Springs who is understood to be suffering with consumption, left this week for San Antonio, Texas, to spend part of the winter. His brother, Will, of Harrison accompanied him.-Harrison Times.
 ATTENTION! For the next 20 days the Emporium (Mesdames O'Neal & Eos ter) will sell all Hats and woolen goods, such as Faoinators, Mittens, Hoods etc., at greatly reduced rates. Be sur ( to see them for anything you need in in hese goods.
 Jam es Mathews, Henry Myers and Frank Beck are conducting prCtracted night prayer meeting at the Warner school house, about six miles east oi Green Forest. There has been six professions up to Wednesday and the meeting is still progressing with good interest.
 There are two popular places ir Green Forest-the United States post office and Tanning & Birkes' grocery
 H. H. Martin has purchased Judge Worthington' four lots, across Scott street from c. B. Grim's residence and will soon build residence thereon, it being his intention to tear down his dwelling on the west side of the square to make room for business houses.
 Wash Benton, who not long slnce Se' cured the position of foreman of one of the big saw mills of the Fancy County Lumber 6 Mining Co.,, was at his home here Monday. He says the people 1T the vicinity of Omaha, Ark, and Pine Burr, Mo-, are much elated over the com ing of the White River railroad which will pass directly through that section
 The greatest attraction to visit Greer Forest since the opening of the present theatrical season was the appearance O the Labell family at the Grand Opera better known as the school house, or last Saturday evening. It was pro- nounced by those who took 1t Tn to have haan simnlv "superflous.o The com-