The Green Forest tribune., 1902-11-08
The Emporium has the latest styles in hats, belts and baby cloaks.

Prof. Burney was up from Carroiton Sunday. He reports school f1ourishing.
 Alb Wheeler, four miles north of town, IS having neat dwelling built upon his farm.
 You can get your eyes fitted with Q good pair of glasses awfully cheap at Green Forest Drug Co.'S.
 George Galloway and G. c. McNeil. two of our enterprising farmers, have had their residences repainted recently.
 Mrs. R. F. Kirkham of Cedar Valley. Mo-, visited relatives here this week. She left her daughter Willard here to attend school.
 The new station at BuTslo is to be called Gilbert. Work is now progress ing rapidly on the depot and it is thought trains will be running there in a week or so.
 "Home Sweet Home" can be sung with much greater degree of understanding, If your table is supplied with groceries from the store of Tabor, Foreman &: i Harbert.
 There is a great difference in Millinery goods that were made to sell and those that were made to wear. Everything sold by Mrs. Walker is of the durable class. See her goods before you buy.
 President G. M. Wallace of the Green Forest Oil 6: Gas Co. requests the an nouncement that there will be meeting of the directors of said company at the secretary's office at 3, p. m., next Sat- urday.
 If you want any old sheet iron, boards or leather seWed together, or pair of harness made while you wait, call on the Green Forest Saddlery Go. They have the machine to do the work, easy, cheaply and quickly. All work guaran- teed.
 James Wilding has recently lost three head of cattle from some mysterious cause. There were no traces of disease about the animals. He simply found them one at time dead. He thinks it was caused by something they had eaten.
 B. B. Eslinger began term of public school in the Highland district Monday. He will teach until Mrs. Coleman's school is out at the Parker school house, which will be two weeks yet; then Mrs. Coleman will finish out the term of three months.
 A. E. Graham is once more holding forth as a photographer in Green Forest, his place of business being in tent on the south side of the square. MT. Smith, who started up there, has succeeded Burnett at the Graham old stand on Main street.
 Hon. F. O. Butt was appointed Grand Marshal of the Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows at Eureka Springs last week. According to established precedent this puts him in line for Grand Master of the order and he may possibly reach that distinction in 1905.
 One of James Walkers big gray mares laid down and died Sunday night, soon after she was turned in off drive Dan Wilson made to Berryville. MT. Walker claims the animal was over-driven. It seems that legal proceedings may be in 1 stituted for settlement of the matter
 The private car, "San Juan," bearing President Otto Mears of the Baltimore Beach Railroad, and a party of capital ists, passed through Green Forest Sat urday en route to the mineral fields along the line of the St. Louis and Northern Arkansas railway. They were accompanied by w. A. Crook Of the Lead and Zinc Company News, Of St. Louis, as guide.
 Nellie M. Johnson of Newkirk, Okla., whose visit here we reported last week, has purchased the farm Of B. l.. Fielder, northeast of town. The deal was made through E. S. Foreman and is direct result of advertising the fruit resources of this country, this lady having been induced to come here through having read in the St. Louis papers about the apples Mir. Foreman took to St. Louis few months ago at the meeting of fruit growers, in that city.
 Mrs, C.. E. Foreman is, we believe, entitled to the credit of being the most successful florist in Green Forest, due