The Green Forest tribune., 1908-10-30

Attorney George Baines ano Collector J. D. Hailey of Berry, vile were here on business Wednesday.
 i Miss Corine Burney is a guest of Misses Ethel and Fannie Nun. nally. She came down from Osage Wednesday.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally went to Leslie Tuesday. She will pack their household goods for ship. ment to Eureka Springs, where they will soon be housekeeping again.
 WANTED: To cut 200 or 300 cords of wood. Apply to s. P. Busch or Lee Parker.
 A special train bearing the Odd Fellows and Rebekahs from the different points along the line passed through Green Forest at an early hour Sunday morning. This was the first through train to Little Rock, and shortens the time between Little Rock and North Arkansas one day.
 s. P. Jones of Markley return ed Friday of last week overland from Oklahoma where he had been to take the family of Wash Addington, where the latter went with the expectation of making their future home, but things didn't look to suit the Arkansans and they returned with Mr. Jones. They report only 8 half crop of corn and wheat and sick. ness from one to nine person in every family. Two sons who had went in advance of the family had already contracted chi'ls and fever but were able to return with them. Mir. Jones says it is nothing short of q miracle how they did improve while en route. If Oklahoma is what he always heard it was Mr. Jones says that they went the wrong road. Feed was so scarce he had to drive two days with. out anything for his horses, only what grass they could pick.
 Mrs. Carrie Nation arrived last Thursday, to be here awhile with her brother, MT. Campbell Moore at their home purchased recently from MT. R. J. Williams. She leotured last Saturday night at the church house here to perhaps the largest crowd that ever as. sembled there. Good attention was given her as she told her history and experiences. She placed great stress upon the bal lot as the best means of ridding our country from the liquor curse. Her lecture was worth going several miles to hear. She will speak at the church house at Alpena next Sunday, the 25th, at 3p. m. Her subject will be Woman's Mission in the World, from a Bible standpoint.-Al- pena Searehlight
 The task of taking care of tn 6 county peer farm and it's occu- pants for the next four years or whereabouts will fall to Clarence c. Foddrill, of Osage. There were five applicants in county court last week for the job, Mr. Foddrill, Jim Tanning, Will Free. man, Robert Collins and Jack Walker; their bids ranging from S6.50 to $900 per month for each occupant. Mir. Foddrill's bid was SC 50, the lowest, and the new county judge, J. B. Dodson, will accept his bond--for the faithful discharge of his duty some time between now and the first of January, at which date he will take charge of the work. We understand Mr. Foddrill is a thoroughly responsible man, one that will do his best to take care of the county's unfortunate poor as the law directs.-Star.
 There was another meeting of the stockholders of the Eureka Springs & Berryville Turnpike Co.,, Tuesday, on the matter oi closing the bridges on that road The resignation of J. w. Free. man as president of the company was received and Dr. w. P George was elected to fill the place. It was decided to repair the bridges and keep them open and money for that purpose wat subscribed, Buair- Eurei, :,