The Green Forest tribune., 1903-07-04

Ing moved over his house keeping ef- fects this week. His sister, Miss Nan, will keep house for him. The whole sale flour and feed house of the Green Forest Milling Co.,, of which Mir. Phil lips IS the manager, is now one of the biggest business institutions in that city,
 NO changes were made in the manage ment of the affairs of the Bank of Green Forest at the meeting of the stock holders Tuesday night, except the re- tirement of J. O. Michell and F. 0. Butt as directors. A dividend of t5 per cent was declared, leaving per cent to the reserve fund, making the net earn- lngs for the bank for this year 20 per cent.
 Prof. k. c. Cooper is doing a good business writing life insurance. He has been employed in the business about month, working only twelve days, and has written risks to the amount of S8500. He represents the Fidelity Mutual as district manager. an old-line company that gives it's policy holders an exceptionally good contract.
 THE TRIBUNE has been requested to make the announcements that services in memory of the late Miss Pearl Swor will be conducted by Rev. H. A. Arm strong at Coin school house on Aug. 22, to which all friends of the deceased are invited; also there will be held by Rev. Armstrong on Aug. 29, services in mem- ory of the late William Beck at Center Point school house.
 Dr. Ramsey and wife, E. s. Harris and wife and Misses Mary Fancher and Amy Ramsey, Col. J. P. Fancher, Mrs. M. A. Poynor, H. H. M Martin were among the Green Forest folks attending the formal opening of the St. George Hotel at Berryyille Monday night. They re- port big crowd and general good time.
 J. E. Franklin of Frederickstown, Mo-, vice president of the Bank of Green Forest, was here to attend the annual meeting of the stockholders Tuesday evening. MT. Franklin is one of the greatest bank promoters in the southwest and is a pleasant, affable gentleman. He is interested in more than a score of banking institutions. He is we'll pleased with the management of the affairs of the Bank of Green Forest.
 There was rather info rmal yet rep resentative meeting of the business men of Green Forest at Whittaker's real estate office Wednesday night in which the county seat removal question was discussed. A meeting was set for Thursday night the 9th, at which a permanent organization is expected to be perfected. There was reported something over $500 subscribed to the necessary S5000 court house bonus.
 One of the prettiest scenes to be view ed anywhere is the hourishing young orchard of Elberta peaches of T. K. Hubbs, only short distance southwest of the incorporation limits of Green Forest The land lies exceptionally well for an orchard and the trees give evil dence of having received good attention. Although these trees were planted only three years ago last spring nice crop would have been raised this year had the season been favorable. A good yield from this orchard next year will bring the owner hundreds of dollars.
 The Green Forest Reading Club met at the home of Mrs. Lee Smith Wednes- day afternoon of last week. As this was the last meeting of the club before the summer vacation, the usual work was laid aside and each member chose her own means of entertaining. Every one voted the afternoon one of the most pleasant of the year, and regrets were expressed by all the work did not carry through the summer. After pleasing talk from the president, Ms. O'Neal, the club adjourned until the last in September, when the regular work of the Bay View Reading Course will be resumed. During the summer the leaders will arrange for special work on the St. Louis Exposition for the benefit of members who may be enough to attend.
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