The Green Forest tribune., 1903-08-22
,,oNDAY CIRCUIT COURT
, Few Things Seen and Heard at the Present County Seat.

Observations made upon the
 first day of the semi annual ses-
 sion of circuit court at Berryville
 generally afford us a variety of filings to talk about and Monday
 was no exception to the rule.
 The crowd was up to the usual standard, every portion of the ! Eastern district being represent A The wheels of justice were set in motion by Judge Tillman shortly after ten o'clock and things moved off with the equil- ibrium and dispatch that has l characterized his administration from the start. The probability is that the docket will be cleared before the end of the week has been reached.
 The six months that had elapsed since the writer had before visited our county seat town has record ed some improvements of a sub- stantial nature. A half dozen or more good dwellings, have made their appearance during this time and some business improvement has been made. The Carroll County Bank building has been razed from it's foundation and a larger and much finer structure is to be erected as quickly as the time will permit it.
 Probably the busiest people in Berryville are those who operate the Berryville Roller Mill. This mill is now running steadily both day and night and business bids fair to keep it going on at this rate. The mill has a capacity of a hundred barrels per day, which shows that the flour they are turning out is good deal. The company is already finding it necessary to ship in wheat from the Territory and other points and have been receiving it lately at the rate of two car loads a week.
 AS a guest of B. o. George, president of the Berryville Hotel Co.,, we dined at the St. George Hotel, and are compelled to pro- nounce the service there superb i'll every respect. A person might well imagine himself seated at the table of one of the better class of hotels in a large city, when partaking of a meal in the dining room of the St. George. The building is elegant through out. Baths and toilet service are had on every floor, 8 complete outilt of water works having been installed for this building alone. The buildingi is four stories high. having twenty two rooms, exclu- slve Of office, dining room, etc. The ventilation seems to be about In fact, if there is any thing left out that would add to comfort, convenience or beauty We failed to notice what it is. All necessary arrangements have : been made for electric bells and Hnls additional convenience will De furnished as soon as the ser- wee of an electrician can be se- cured. The St. George is all right. It speaks volumes for the enterprise of the citizens of Ber- ryvllle who put up the S10, 900 in- vested in it. Whether it is to oe made to pay big money on the investment remains to be seen, put that it will pay as a mark of enterprise and pride for the town there can be no doubt. There ought to be lots of satisfaction to the people of Berryville in the iact that they have one of the incest hotels in the state, and perhaps the finest in the south west when compared to the size of the town.
 Among the distinguished people present at the opening of the court was Congressman Dins- more, who was doubtless taking aovantage of the occasion to as- sure his friends that he will again De m the race for congress.
 Of course. the county seat re-