The Green Forest tribune., 1907-01-11
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! NA ~'SA 6 OS' PAOPOioJ With J. L. Russell you can have your choice in ten of the best old line insurance companies.
 The Ozark Normal opened Monday morning with d good att tendance. Prof and Mrs. c. l.. Scott and Prof. w. D. Crawford are in charge of the work.
 Many of our readers have ap- peared at the office this week and after speaking in highly compli- mentary terms of the improve ment in the paper, pushed up the date of their subscription a year. We return our thanks to each and everyone.
 We trust cur readers will culti- vate the habit of dropping news itemus into our news boxes in front of the post office and Mayor Butts office. By so doing they can be of great assistance to us.
 At meeting of the directors of the Peoples Bank of Berry vile Monday the following off cers were elected for the ensuing year: Joe Neff, prsid ent; J. w. Freeman vice president; w. c. Davis, cashier; and Ed Hinchman Assistant cashier. J. B. Rhodes of this place was made director of the bank.
 The promoters of the cold stor- age proposition are very san- guine of success in the establish ment of the enterprise. The committe has been quietly but persistently at work for several weeks and they are highly sat- isfied with the prospects. Their plans are not yet ready to be made public.
 If everybody was as prompt in paying their subscription to THE TRIBUNE as Aunt Polly Baker the editor would always count the entire subscription list as a cash asset. Mrs. Baker is always on hand with the cash about ten days before her subscription ex- pires and she always notifies us that she will be in about the same time next year to renew. Aunt Polly is always a welcome visitor at our office.
 After reading this issue, send it to your friend in the distacne; or better yet, call at the office and send it to your friend or rel ative for six months or year, for you can expect just such a paper as this for fifty-two weeks during the next year. Throw in your mite toward placing our city and county where they be- long upon the map. This paper will do it's part; you do yours. If you want to borrow money on improved real estate see J. L. Russell.
 w. F. Jones left Sunday for Little Rock where he will press his claims before the lower house of the general assembley for the position of sergeant at arms. Uncle Bill ,as he is familiarly call- ed here, has served during two sessions of the legislature as as. sistant janitor and he will be formidable candidate for the position he now seeks. He is an ex.confederate soldier and has carried bullet in his side since the first year of the war. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Lawrence returned recently from a trip cov- ering several weeks through the Indian Territory. They started November 11th in a wagon and drove for several days through Boone, Marion, Searcy and Stone counties, Arkansas, and then drove to the Cherokee and Creek nations where they visited the towns of Okmulgee, Fort Gibson, Tallequah. On their trip they travelled about seven hundred and fifty miles by wagon a d they report that they enjoyed it im- mensely. Among the former Carroll county people that they visited in the Territory were Frank Johnson, Andrew Norris, Will Dickona and TOnar Tom