The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-10

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 The weather clerk seems to have got~ ten mixed up Wednesday and gave us a breeze that was intended fer Nebraska, Clarence Ferguson and Miss Emma Ward were the parties to a wedding cer- emony in Green Forest Wednesday af- l ternoon.
 A. E. Graham has sold his photograph outfit and business to James Braswell and Ura Lane who will continue at the same stand.
 E. $. Foreman went to Eureka Springs Wednesday night on business connected with the coming state horti- cultural meeting.
 It may have occurred to somebody during the past week that side walk from the foot of Scott street to tn e Green Forest Saddlery Co.'S. would be a very nlce tnlng.
 If you are in love that's your business, but if you get married that's my busi- ness, for have everything you need to commence keeping house. l.. V. PORTER. If you are for Green Forest no better opportunity was ever offered you to manifest same than to lend whatever as- sistance you may be able to the success ful entertainment of the state horticul- tural meeting.
 Another "!odge" is sprung into exis- tence in Green Forest this week. It is the Woodman Circle. There are fifteen charter members. It is beneficiary or der, bearing similar relation to the w. O. w. camp as does the Rebelsahs to the Odd Fellows.
 A matter of some importance which THE TRIBUNE has overlooked was the resumption of the carrying of passen- gers on the freight train, which took place just before the holidays. We are very glad to note this change as it is certainly a desirable one in favor of the travelling public.
 The residences of w. R. Sneed, M. S. Coxsey, w. T. Carter and Rev. Hatfield have been lately connected with the telephone exchange. The next lines to be run are to the farm residences of Oscar and Arthur Grim and T. M. Buell.. Thus the Green Forest exchange con- tinues to reach out.
 Next Saturday 2, p. m., is the regular meeting of the Green Forest Horticul- tural Association and it is of the great est importance to the society and the town that a representative attendance be had at this meeting. Matters pertaining to the entertainment of the state horti- cultural meeting to be held here month hence must be considered.
 Leslie Owens and Miss Jamie Shibley heartily surprised their many friends by quietly getting married at Berryville last Saturday afternoon. MT. Owens departed Sunday for Raton, New Mex ico, where they will make their home. Mrs. Owens will follow as soon as her school closes near Beaver, which will be about month hence.
 George Coxsey stai ted to St. Louis last week with couple of car loads of stock but sold out to the railroad com pany ninety-five miles this side of St. Louis, where another freight train tried to pass the one on which his stock was being hauled on the same track. Con- siderable stock was killed and the roll ing stock badly smashed up, but only one train manwas hurt.
 The members of Green Forest Camp, No. 219, w. o. w., together with their wives and sweethearts and other invited guests will partake of oysters at the Masonic hall Tuesday evening next, the occasion being the annual installation of officers. Members of the camp are re- quested to meet early in order to trans act necessary business before the install lation and banquet takes place.
 Charles Wells and Charles Smith, two of the leading, good looking young men of the community were each twenty one years old Tuesday. The event was celebrated by sociable at the home of MT. and Mrs. w. J. Wells Tuesday night in which a large number of the young folks participated. Games were played, refreshments served and general good time was had by all participants.
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