The Green Forest tribune., 1903-01-17
MASS MEETING ]!

to meet at the pu blic school house in Green Foresto Monday night, Jan. 19, to consider matters per- taining to the entertainment of the people who attend the Ark ansas Horticultural Society to be held here Feb. 10 to 12. La dies are cordially invited to be present.
 E.. s. FOREMAN,
 Chairman of Committee on Arrangements
 Stand up for Green Forest by attend ing the mass meeting next Monday night.
 If you don't get the best in groceries it is because you don't trade at Tanning 6 Birkes'.
 Mrs. J. o. Michell of Harrison was a guest at the home of MT. and Mrs. c. A. Ramsey Thursday.
 The welcome though not unexpected announcement has been made that Carroll county is now out of debt.
 No body will go further, give better bargains or treat you nicer for your grocery trade than Tanning & Birkes.
 Mrs. w. D. Crawford of Braswell Spring, deputy organizer of the order of Rebekahs, installed the officers of the Green Forest lodge on Friday afternoon of last week.
 Ernest Jaques, who has been with THE TRIBUNE force for several weeks past, left Monday morning for Eureka Springs. After spending a few days with his parents in that city he will go to Springfield with the expectation of finding employment in the railroad shops.
 Massey Seitz and wife have decided to make their home at Osage, much to the regret of their relatives and friends here, who had hoped they would remain in Green Forest. The newly welded couple spent first of the week here as guests of Mrs. Seitz's parents and other relatives.
 Misses Nellie Edgeman and Maude Rhodes wish to announce to the public that they will open up large stock of millinery and notions on or about Feb. 1. It will pay you to wait for your spring millinery, etc., till that time. Thanking you for your favors in the fu- ture, we are, Yours truly,
 RHODES & EDGEMAN.
 THE TRIBUNE deeply regrets the fact that sufficient encouragement has not been offered Maj. Drought to induce him to resume his mineral prospecting here. It is certainly mistake to let him go away, since the only require ments are simply options on mineral rights that are worth nothing to anyone, except in event of developments that no one save himself are disposed to make.
 The days are lengthening at both ends now. Many people appear to have the idea that the sun sets earller and rises later on December 21. Such is not the case. The sun rises fraction of & minute later each day until Janu- ary 9th, when it rises at 7:23 a. m. Then it begins to show itself a little earlier each morning until June 22, when it rises at 4:21 a. m., the earliest it ever appears in this latitude. The days begin to lengthen in the evening after December 14th.
 The following officers were elected and installed at the organization of the Woodman Circle on Thursday night of last week: Mrs. Vice Walker, Worthy Guardian; Miss Mary Hart, Adviser; Mrs. Maggie Tabor, Banker; Miss Bur- nice Foreman, Clerk; Dr. +. R. Morrow, Physician; Mrs. Bettie Goforth, Attend ant; Mrs. Mary Hummer, Magician A. J. Tabor, Outer Sentinel; Mrs. Vina Phillips, Inner Sentinel; and A. J. Rus- sell, Mrs. Rose Russell and Mrs. Lucy Harbert. Managers. There were seven teen charter members. The organiza- tion will probably meet twice month.
 Reports reach this city from Green EoroCt which sav that the peOnle there