The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-03
OBSERVATIONS IN EUREKA.
Ssome Things Seen and Heard by
 Our Editor Saturday.

mOlaf extracted would De con- sSidered business. It could hardly ye termed a matter of pleasure. hdoweyer, the job was handsome E done by Dr. Crozier, whose
 hbility as an expert dentist has become quite well known to 12eeG Forest people; and we are Tpleased to be able to say in this / fpnnection that he expects to S fmake regular visits to his office in Green Forest after the first of Fhe coming month. The Green
 Forest end of his work has been Temporarily abandoned on ac- EHcount of rush of work in his home aoffice and sickness in his family. EA There are many visible evil sdences of substantial prosperity Yin the City of Springs. A num- berof good business houses have Nbeen completed and others start ' sed during the past few months. \ A The post office building is a E splendid structure that has gone l 2 up lately. In fact, it is one of the
 finest in the city and is highly A ] creditable to Eureka Springs. 1e Uncle Sam's business will be A moved into his magnificent new aAauarters now in few days. T Sostmaster Rosewater informed NlS that a complete fine new outfit Rof office furniture will be installed \ HQon after the removal is made. 6N The store room in this building N into which Perkins Bros. have fE just moved is the finest in the E county and the elegant display of z goods they carry make it an ex-
 ceedingly attractive place of bus j( mess.
 The recent removal of Auditor
 Beach of the railroad company l# has brought about some changes
 in the railroad offices of that city N which we note with pleasure. 8 Our former agent at Green Forest,
 F. w. Maxwell, who has been as-
 sistant agent and cashier for sev
 eral months, has been promoted ' to the head of this department,
 while his chief, ". s. Roberts, z has been elevated to the place of auditor. Mr. Roberts has been d
 faithful and efficient employe of this road almost if not quite ever since the Eureka Springs line
 was built, and the feeling that his
 promotion has been well earned
 is general. From the position of
 agent at Alpena, little more , than year ago, MT. Maxwell now 6N holds the best agents position on seT S1ine. While, of course, his tRS11d promotion is due partially s,S4SI I,Ycircumstances, it is surely 8 l,Th fact that he is a young man of T. exceptional worth as railroader,
 sr'he could not have stood in such
 favor with Manager West.
 I LO SctlIlO lilUCIOOU III CliC WCil
 being of Green Forest was mani-
 Tested that has characterized the
 business men of Eureka Springs
 for years. .'How's Green For
 est?" was question asked us
 dozens of times. More than once
 was the recently agita ed ques-
 ton of a side walk to the depot
 mentioned, with an expression of ;, the hope the job would early be ;rfcompleted. Capt. Hawley, who ~ takes more interest in our pros- h perity than some of our own cit ..s izens, wanted to know if it wouidn't be possible to complete
 the walk before the coming meet
 ing of the sta1e horticultural so-
 ciety. He sasd h6> had the very
 trying experience or walking up
 to town from the depot one muddy day and is prepared to testify that such walk is a burning neces- sity, and he considers the cause
 worthy of special effort in order
 to give our visitors on this. oc-
 casion better impression of our town.