The Green Forest tribune., 1898-12-01

ing exercises of Mrs. Zouri Frisco s school at Yocum Thursday. All though the weather was somewhat unfavorable, yet the occasion was aI Ipropriately observed by the school and was well attended by the citizens ot that community. Remarks suitable for tho occasion wore made by Prof. Burney and A. J. Russell. A most elegant dinner was served on the ground. The conventional turkey was there stripped of the habilIments of life and added thaDktullness to tho partakers of the hospitality of that generous people. The afternoon program consisted in some beautiful recilations by tue young ladies. The exercises at night were incident to tie close of very successful term of school taught by Mrs. Frisco. The pa irons of the school speak in the highest terms of her as teacher.
 J. l.. Russell and wife spent Saturday night in Harrison as guests of Judge and Mrs. Worth ington. We found that the envi- ronments of city life has not caused the Judge nor his amahle family to, lose any of the hospitality so characteristic of them when they re. sided on the old homestead. We were certainly very royalty enter. tained in every respect. It is not necessary to state that the Judge supplied us abundantly with the best article of cigars in town etc, etc. Judge Warrington has an invita- ton to come to Green Forest just whenever he gets ready, make HE TRIBUNE office his headquarters, square himself in our big arm char, pile his feet upon our editorial desk and puff cur old Missouri Meerchaum to his hearts content.
 As will be seen by reference to announcem ent in this issue, Profs, H. H. and A. A. Davis will take charge of the Carrollton Academy January 2, Carrollton people are to be congratulated on having se- cured the services of such capable young educators. The reputatlons of Henry and Austin Davis are such that it is unnecessary for us te state that they will bring the CarrolIton Academy to the front as one of the leading educational institutions of this part of the State. We wish them unbounded success.
 Elijah Hummer gave birthday dinner to number of his young friends Tuesday,. Of course the invitations did not include the older folks, but owing to Elijah and John Buell. being such close Republican friends, John was per- mitted to partake of the many good things to eat on that delig ht- ful occasion. John says there is nothing like having a political .'sland in."
 Mrs. Sarah Wisdom had the mis- fortune to fall fl lom a wagon last Thursday, breaking her right arm just abovc the wrist. She is able to be about, however, and exhibits more nerve than is usual for a lady of her age. Ii was indeed a severe accident. We hope to see her soon regain the full use of her arm.
 Although the hog market is very low, our local stock men are al- most jumping sideways for even a small shoat. Sneed & Go. and A. Blasingame each ship q consign- ment about once week from this place.
 James Newton spent four or five days at his farm in Yocum town ship the past week. He reports that his son, Martins, youngest child died Sunday from whooping cough.
 Late to bed and early to rise, prepares a man for his home in the skies. But early to bed and a Lit tie Early Riser, the pill that makes life longer and better and wiser.
 Harbert < Sheldon.
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