The Green Forest tribune., 1904-07-02

T. l.. Hummer was absent from town this week looking for town that needs telephone exchange.
 The Carroll County Ex-Federal As- sociation will hold it's annual reunion at Denver on Sept. 15, 16 and 17. Dr. T. L. Cooper and wife have been employed to teach a five months term of public school at Rule. The term opens the second Monday in July. Ifyou have any pictures you want en- larged you had better take them to Me Collister rather than to trust them to stranger.
 Don't lose a good deal on your land because you cannot show up clear title. Have it abstracted by the Carroll Coun- 1 ty Abstract Co. The cost won't be much.
 Rule people are preparing for a big picnic on Saturday, July 23. They ex- pect to have the candidates with them on that date and several other attrac- tions.
 THE TRIBUNE has inadvertently failed to note the fact that Miss Ethel Nun nally has been employed as an operator at the central telephone office since the first of last month.
 Rev. c. T. Edwards was called out to Wesley Davis home, two miles north of town, Tuesday afternoon to perform a marriage ceremony between William A. Stevens and Miss Annie Davis. C.C. Hall has opened repair shop at Porter's furniture store and is pre- pared to repair tinware, graniteware, bicycles, sewing machines, furniture, stoves, etc. He also does painting and paper hanging.
 MT. and Mrs. l.. H. Smith and daughter and Miss Jennie Smith, MT. 1 Smiths sister who is here from Montana, on visit, went to Leslie Saturday to spend Sunday as guests of MT. and Mrs. Gunter Nunnally. William Brammer has purchased the four vacant lots lying just north of his residence from Mrs. T. L. Cooper and Miss Virgie Blasingame and will fence and improve same, which will add con- siderably to the value of his home.
 FOR SALE: Several head of good work horses and a number of substantial buggies and hacks, including good buss suitable for train work. Will sell cheap either for cash or good notes. If you need horse or rig this is your op- portunity. R. L. Anderson, Berryville, Ark.
 Miss Eva Buell.. daughter of James Buell., arrived Tuesday from Coffeyville, Kansas, in response to a message an- nouncing the serious illness of her little brother and sister. It will be good news to her hosts of friends to know that Miss Eva will remain in Green Forest She has made her home in Coffeyville for the past four years.
 The Masonic installation held on St. Johns Day and the entertainment and ice cream festival given on the after noon and evening of the same day by the Eastern ladies was an all-round success. Dr. H. L. Routh of Batavia was the installing officer and performed his duty in deeply impressive manner. The exercises programmed for the evening was a treat for all present. The ladies realized about S15 out of the sale of ice cream.
 l The lecture on the subject of tithing given by George West at the Baptist 1 church on w ednesday evening was highly interesting and instructive. MT. West is one of the deepest Bible students in the state and his theme in this lecture is his hobby. He firmly believes coyet- ousness and withholding in the matter of giving to the cause of Christ is the greatest obstacle that stands in the way of the progress and the spreading Of the Gospel, and the scripture he produces upon the subject and forceful manner he employs in presenting it is quxe con- yincing. He will deliver this lecture before the Summer Bible School to be held at the Baptist College at Benton vile July 1922.