The Green Forest tribune., 1902-06-28

The Green Forest Roller Mill Co. is now buying wheat.
 Miss Mary Fancher is spending the week at Berryville.
 A new supply of crepe and tissue pa per at G. F. Drug Co.
 i, Mrs. Maggie Ransom was in Harrison on business first of the week.
 The high wind Wednesday is reported to have blown down quite bit of corn.
 Miss Virgie Blasingame has secured a contract to teach the public school at Denver.
 Sheriff Grim was looking after mat ters connected with his office here Thursday.
 Tax Collector J. H. Jackson started for Little Rock Tuesday to settle with the auditor.
 l The St. Johns day picnic at Carroll ton was quite we'll attended and an en- joyable time is reported.
 T. A. Pyron began the erection of l 4-room brick residence on his property, near the Pyron brick yard. Mrs. A. J. Russell and children are spending the week at the home of her mother, Mrs. Lucinda Johnson, near Batavia.
 There were sixteen applicants for teachers license at the public examina- tion last week. Out of the lot there were four failures.
 Miss Dorcas Mccullough has been employed to teach the public school in district No. 32, near Raum. 1 Miss Annie Graham left Thursday morning for Dorietta, Franklin county, where she will engage in teaching a public school.
 C.C. O'Neal and J. c. Harbert of Green Forest and Joe Erwin of Denver departed Tuesday night to attend the republican state conventions.
 Among the recent real estate deals are reported the sale of the Blasingame old residence property to Robt. Draper. MT. Draper also sold his farm near Bras well Spring to J. V. Lewallen, who in turn sold his Dry Creek farm to G. R. Blasingame.
 Charles Agard, and family who recently moved to Colorado from near , Coin, returned Tuesday. During their short stay in the west their only child, an Swear old son, became fflicted with hip-ioi disease and the little fellow is in very critical condition.
 Uncle Gus Callen requests us to say that he will make a pioneer speech on the bank of White river at the Mabrey : Ferry on July 18th, the occasion being his 76th birthday. There will be martial music, recitations by the young people, speeches and general fish fry. , The following new officers of the Green Forest Masonic lodge were ln-
 stalled on Tuesday night: G. V. Poy- ] nor. worshipful master; 0. E. Foreman, e senior warden; H. H. Martin, junior K warden: A. J. Russell, senior deacon;
 A. J. Tabor, junior deacon; w. A. Butt. Il secretary; and A. M. Webb, treasurer t Mrs. Laura Thorn, wife of Dave Thorn
 died of consumption last Saturday h.
 terment was made at Owens cemetery on Sunday afternoon, funeral services be- f inc conducted by Eld. Wash Benton The deceased leaves husband and three :. small children. She was member O.
 the Baptist church and bore the reputa-
 tion of being faithful Christian. Assessor Anderson has been With us !, this week listing personal property. lie ', says the way his business is running nc ' exnects the valuation of personal in thl'
 county will fall off at least Sloo,ooo iron 1T what it was last year. The valuation O. e. personal property hasincreased' he says IS more than S1O0,O 0,OOoevery year since ne j. has been in office until this assessment n' Subscribe for THE TRlRuNE.,