The Green Forest tribune., 1908-01-31
Mrs. Will Wells is recovering

quite ill during the past week, but is reported much improved.
 w. H. Howard has moved to the Page property which he re- gently purchased.
 The Green Forest Canning Go. is now ready to make contracts for products of various kinds for next seasons business. The Tribune will give full particulars of the arrangements and sug- gestions from the factory owners next week. i The excellent bread that is now being turned out at the Green Forest Bakery is the pro- duct of Green Forest flour. Mr. Megown says he finds no better flour than the local brands.
 George Butler has decided to enter the cattle business and will move to Stone county, Mo-, near Blue Eye, where he will have charge of several hundred acres of grazing land.
 Mrs. J. l.. Russell entertained at dinner Wednesday two of her Eureka Springs friends, Mes- danes E. O. Butt and P. D.. Fallis. who came over for visit during the short tims afforded between trains.
 Through traffic to Joplin over the M. 6 N. A. road will be con- menced February 1. On account of the conditio n of the track on the new portion of the road, it will be some little time before fast trains will be run.
 A. J. Malone, one of Long Creek townships best citizens, died at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank Beck, near Denver, on Friday, Jan. 24th, after a short illness. Interment was made at Denver cemetery Satur- day afternoon.
 c. H. Colvin is expected in from Colorado in time to be checked in again as agent here the first of February. J. w. Wilson, the present agent, will probably be assigned to duty at some station on the new portion of the line between Joplin and Seligman.
 J. H. Parker and wife left Saturday for their new home at Vernon, Tex, MT. Parker taking quarters in an emigrant car which carried his stock and household goods. Their scores of good friends wish these people the best of success in their new home and stand ready to welcome them back at any time they may see proper to come.
 President S. s. Buell. of the Farmers Union Telephone Co. requests The Tribune to say that the reason that patrons have been unable to get "central" at night is due to the fact that the night bell has been out of order and refused to ring and wake the operator: that the trouble will be adjusted as soon as the services of competent electrician can be secured. He regrets exceedingly that such trouble has arisen and hopes to be able to make amends in the future. He also says that there is no foundation for the re- port that extra rent is charged for night service. It is the pur- pose of the company to give the best possible service for the low est rental on which the busin ess can be maintained.
 In today's Tribune appears the announcement of H. L. Bunch as candidate for Circuit Clerk and Recorder of Carroll county, subject to the action of the Dem- ocratic primaries March %. Mr. Bunch is a man of excellent clerical ability possessing a special fitness in the way ol qualification for the office to which The aspires. Although he is resident of Berryville, he has no alliance whatever with the so- called court house ring, having never held a county of- fee. He seeks the office be-