The Green Forest tribune., 1907-02-15
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Work is being pushed rapidly this week on the Bank of Green Forests new building.
 After two weeks of rather cold weather, the days are again ideal and springlike.
 J.L. Russell looked after the business of the Carroll County Abstract Company at Berryville this week.
 Eld. J. W. Fairchild left yes- terday for points in Oklahoma and the Indian Territory on a preaching tour.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Pinkley of Eureka Springs visited their daughter, Mrs. George Phillips, Saturday and Sunday.
 T. A. Nunnally of Alpena was in town first of the week. MT. Nunnally is arranging to move his family to the state of Wash ington about the first of March.
 JIG. Harbert was up from Les- T.. ct oe +Io .xaak oyohanOipc O greetings with his many Green Forest friends. While here Mr. Harbert sold his residence prop ertv on Scott street to Mart Tran than. The same day Mr. Tran than exchanged the property with Mrs. George Thorn for the Carter propert on White street.
 THE TRIBUNE force has been hard pressed with work this week and it was with great diff ficulty that paper was issued at all. We have been pushing the work on our special edition, which will appear next week. Besides this we have had on hand large order from the Bank of Alpena for check books, drafts, notes, certificates of de- posit and other forms needed by them for the opening of the institution. The demand from other sources for job work has been unusually heavy.
 We have had many inquiries about the earthquake near the Ward school house, reported in last weeks issue of THE TRIBUNE. We have not been able to get anything more definite about the matter but several reports, all about the same, have reached the office. It is generally stated that there is from three to four acre S of the sunken land and that the depression is almost filled with water. The ebitor's curiosity about the matter is getting al- most high enough to prompt him to go and look the situation over
 c. B. Grim and Agent c. H Colvin. accompanied by A. o, Taggart, went to St. Joe Monday to look after the condition of the business of the railroad office which they thought might ahave been neglected on account oi the illness. which resulted in the death Of the late agent c. c. Taggart. To their surprise they found the business in perfect shape, balancing to cent up tc the hour that the now deceased agent fell unconcious at his post It was remarkable that suct should have been the casa, as MT. Taggart had suffered mex pressable agony for three days prior to his leaving the office. Mrs. Taggart went down to St. Joe also and had her household effects packed and shipped back to her fathers home here. Andrew Norris was checked in as agen, there.
 A twelve year old girl by the name of Lula McDaniel became thoroughly enamored with a de- sire to go on the stage while the Franklin Vaudeville Company was playing. at Harrison last week and as 8 result stole away from home and followed the company to this place Tuesday, apparently thinking that she would readily be provided place in the trups upon application, but the tile girl found to her great disap' pointment that the show people could not accept her profferec services. Her people at Harri- son were notified upon her arrival