The Green Forest tribune., 1904-05-28

. "P VO llc county seat on business Wednesday.
 The wind and dust has been quite fright this week.
 summer weather broke in very sud- oenly during the past week.
 The annual election of officers of the Masonic lodge takes place tonight.
 Mss Maude Jaques is learning the art of setting type in THE TRIBUNE office
 Mrs. J. M. Wellman of Sullivan, Mo-. IS here to spend the summer for her health.
 B. o. George and D. J. West of Berry7ille were here on business Wednesday.
 The first kiln of brick for the Ozark Normal is now ready to be put in the walls of the building.
 A. E. Graham is moving his family to Eureka Springs, where he will remain for the summer at least.
 Spencer NcColister was looking after some matters of business in Eureka Springs first of the week.
 Miss Mamie Puckett has gone on a visit to relatives in Illinois and will be absent for the most of the summer.
 c. B. Grim and A. J. Tabor were elected directors at Saturdays school election and the usual five mill tax voted.
 s. D. Newton of the firm of Newton and Dean, real estate brokers of Colum- bus, Kan., is here this week on business.
 A new Groom dwelling nicely located, good well of soft water, can be bought right now for $500. See Carroll County Abstract Go.
 W. R. Sneed is again able to be look ing after his numerous business inter- est5. He was quite poorly for several days last week.
 Prof. Crawford has shipped in a car of fine red Marble from his farm near Cisco, to be used for the door and win dow sills of the Normal.
 Jesse Littrell, postmaster at Marble, Madison county, was a pleasant caller at THE TRIBUNE office Tuesday. He is the republican nominee for assessor of his county.
 The strawberry and ice cream festival and entertainment given by the Rebe- kah's Saturday afternoon and evening last was a success in every respect, about S20 having been realized. They served the biggest dishes that has ever been offered for 10 cents. I5 is no wonder they didn't have enough to serve everybody.
 Miss Lenore McShane, daughter of J R. McShane, arrived last week from Tipton, Ind, to join the rest of the family, who moved here some weeks ago. She is a highly accomplished young lady, being a graduate of the Northern Indiana Normal school and we doubt not that she will add much to the educational and social circles of ouI town.
 M. S. Coxsey informs us that it is his full purpose to organize one of the strongest banks in northwest Arkansas and have it's doors open for business on September 1. It has been Mir. Coxsey E ambition for several years to engage exclusively in the banking business and now that he is out of the mercantile business he means to launch into that business and he feels that Green Forest is just the place.
 The Star Hotel has changed owner ship and management, E. S. Harris anc wife having sold the property to w. B Duncan of Columbus, Kan, through the real estate firm of Newton &c Dean ol of that city. MT. Duncan arrived witf his family Tuesday and took charge o1 the business Wednesday. He will re- turn to wind up his business affairs there which will necessitate his absence untl some time this fall. MT. Duncan comes among us well recommended and we doubt not that he and family will be valuable acquisitions to our town.