The Green Forest tribune., 1909-10-22
THE LOCAL MARKET

Figures won't lie. I can show you in black and white where it is money in your pocket to buy a manure spreader. It don't cost you cent to have the matter explained to you. Come in and see me. T. M. Buell..
 Oscar Wilson is up from Harri son visiting his parents MT. and Mrs. A. B. Wilson. He is in the employ of the Harrison light plant and this is his first vaca- tion of even day in seven months.
 Clio w. Miller of Eureka Springs was here Wednesday in interest of his candidacy for the Eureka Springs post office. Miller is an invincible sort of fellow and is wound up for eternity when it comes to talking politics. He is a self made Car roll county boy and has many l friends at Green Forest who would be glad to see him land this juicy plum.
 Rev. J. w. Michaels of Little Rock was guest of his friends Mr. and Mrs. James Bata here Wednesday night. Rev. Mich : aels is an evangelist to the deaf people of the south working un- der the auspices of the Southern Baptist convention. He was formerly a teacher in the Deaf Mute Institute at Little Rock and this is how he came to know Mr. and Mrs. Bata. He tells us that Jim is an exceptionally good boy, has no bad habits and is a good workman. He hopes the people of Green Forest will give Jim the support he deserves in his shoe repairing business.
 In order to enable the mem- bers of the faculty to visit the Berryville school, the Green Forest public school was sus- pended Monday. and our teach CTS report an exceedingly de- lightful visit with the school at our county seat town. They were very royalty treated by the members of the Berryville public school faculty and were dined at the St. George at the latter's ex- pense. The decision was unami- mously reached that the Berry, vile school under the superin- tendency of Prof. Hubbard is a success. It was found in good working order throughout. There will be school Saturday to make up for the day taken up by this visit.
 B. c. Naples, better known as Crit Naples. was in Green Forest Monday telling his Democratic friends here how much he would appreciate their support for him for the office of County Treas- urer, and while here placed his announcement in The Tribune. Mr. Naples is a son of the late James G. Naples and brother of our distinguished Circuit Judge J. s. Naples. He was born and reared in Carroll coun- . ty, havin g resided in Carrollton township up until six years ago when he purchased a farm near Berryville where he has since re. sided. Crit is a farmer of the hard working class. He has ample qualifications for the office and he needs it's emoluments. He will deeply appreciate the sup- port of his friends in the primary and promises if elected to make a safe and efficient Treasurer.
 In our announcement column appears the name on w. B. (Bert) Gibson of Prairie town ship, who seeks the office of County Treasurer, subject to the action of the Democratic pri- mary. Mir. Gibson is an excel- lent young man in every respect. Few boys have ever rieen up among us and accomplished more in the same length of time. He is a graduate of our State University having received the B. A. degree last June. He is a gentleman of high moral worth and of course his qualifications are all that are necessary. Two years ago he was principal of the Berryville public school and he is at present principal of the Huntsville school. When out of school work MT. Gibson devotes himself to work on his father,s s farm, having been brought up as a farmer boy. Those who be- lieve in giving the young men a chance in politics will certainly look with favor upon MT. Gib- sons candidacy.