The Green Forest tribune., 1904-11-26
THE COUNTY SEAT DOINGs
Items Gathered by The Tribuue's
 Eag1e-E Correspondent.

Mrs. Willis Baker is quite sick at this writing.
 Eli Davis left last Sunday for Rogers where he has gone to attend court this week.
 w. J. Ledbetter has formed partnership with Henry Ball in the blacksmithing and general re- pair business.
 J. w. Martin, father of Mrs. T. s. Phillips of Green Forest, left yesterday to make his home in Green Forest. We have lost good citizen.
 John Harvey and family of the Oak Grove neighborhood were visitors at J. F. Kings Saturday night and Sunday and attended church while here.
 M. Suskey has bought the old Southern hotel building from J. w. Ere eman and will convert it into a blacksmith and wood shop and make of the upper story residence.
 Through the kindness of some unknown friend or friends Rev. Gosset received d check Tueseay morning and with it instructions to go to conference, which met Wednesday. Bro. Gosset left Tuesday afternoon with smiling face and happy heart.
 Prof. A. A.Davis, brother of Postmaster Davis dropped in on his friends here the first of the week for few weeks visit. For the past eighteen months he has travelled over every western state and part of the Republic of Mex ico.
 pr. Molloy is having erected on his lot, corner of Church and North Springfield streets, a two story frame building 30x60 feet. The lower story is to be used for millinery and dry goods and the upper story for offices or residence as may be demanded.
 The proTacted meeting closed at the Baptist church Sunday night. The largest congregation was presentthat was ever assem- bled in the Baptist meeting house. There were five or six con- versions of faith and six additions to the membership. Others will join soon.
 w. c. Gentry of the Shady Grove neighborhood, and Mrs. Katie Price were married last Friday, while sitting in their buggy in front of the Baptist church. Rev. J. H. Spurlin said the marriage ceremony, and sent them on their way rejoicing, followed by the good wishes of their many friends.
 Thanksgiving day was ob- served in Berryville in a suitable manner. The business houses all closed their doors from 10:3O a. m. to 1 p. m. A union Thanks giving service was held at the M. E. church south, Rev. Spurlin preaching sermon on Seed time and harvest" to 8 large and appreciative audience. The poor were remembered in substantial manner.
 Mrs. Henderson Jackson and daughter, Pearl, visited relatives a few days ago and while return ing home the horse they were driving became frightened and overturned the buggy throwing them both out, breaking Mrs. Jackson's collar bone and bruis- ing her side and Miss pearl had an ankle badly sprained. At this writing both are doing nicely and we hope for their speedy re- covery.
 E. G. Marlin and Miss Bliss Hill were married Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock at the resi- dence of Rev. J. H. Spurlin. Thus terminated happy court- ship and the blending of two young lives. The wish of the writer is that whenever the pictures of life are presented to them that that side only with blue and sunny skies, beautiful ripling rivers and earth's fairest and most aromatic flowers will meat their ardent pa0e,