The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-04
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 Or. 8rougn's Lecture
 The lecture delivered by Dr. Brough of the Chair of Economies of the State University Saturday night was well at tended and it is safe to say that few audiences have assembled in Green Forest for more thoroughly enjoyable occasion.
 The doctors theme, as had been pre- viously announced was ''The Glories of the Old South and the Greatness of the New" Contrary to what some might have been expected from the subject the lecture was free from even suspicion of political color
 In presenting Dr. Brough to the audience, Prof. Burney introduced him as Arkansas greatest orator and the term is certainly not altogether unde- served for the lecture was simply superb, being replete with humor and full of history and happy thought. Before entering upon his subject Dr. Brough took occasion to pay very high compliment to Prof. Burney as an educator, assuring his auditors that the principal of the Green Forest schools is equalled by few teachers of the state He heartily congratulated the town upon having such an able leader in educational matters.
 The music furnished by Prof. John son S orchestra as well as the solo by Mrs. Kinney lent share to the delight fitness of the evening.
 Emmett Leach of Berryville was town Wednesday.
 New cranberries, celery, fresh fish; fresh oysters, at Meek's.
 Good secondhand buggy for sale or trade. A. J. Tabor.
 Oscar Class and wife of Omaha are here looking for location.
 Charley Harbert has rented the Andy Cox farm from Samuel Orebaugh. Col. Jones come up from Enon to attend the educational rally Saturday. Mike Coxsey was in Georgetown Fri day and Saturday of last week on busi- ness.
 % UT;.ol,oo+o,, oJo ;,, c,oCd cbaIo c. F. Wakefield. Call at J. E. Woods grocery store.
 Glenn Pyron is here from Berryville laying the pressed brick front on Dr.. Morrow's new business house.
 Norma Stevens took a vacation from his duties as brakeman and shot few birds about Green Forest this week. Mike Coxsey has bought Mrs. Lottie kirkham's place in the Pickens row. It will be occupied by Prof. Burney. Miss Blanche McCracken was hostess | to a number of her friends in Hal lowe'en party Monday night at the i home of Mrs. George CoXsey on North Springfield street. The guests, about 1 thirty in number, gathered together and went in a body to the CoXsey home, each wearing mask. Clyde Edgmon won the prize, box of stationary fol being the best masked, his dress repre- senting that of negro. Several games were played refreshments served and general good time had. A quiet wedding took place in Greer | +l,o a,ti q parties being Walter Norton, agent at Gilbert, and Miss Annie Porter, the ceremony being performed by Ed John Wells. The groom is a son ot w. w. Norton and is one of the coming young railroad men of the M x N. A The bride is a daughter of John Porte and is highly respected young lady being thoroughly skilled in the arts tha make home pleasant and happy. The Tribune joins the many good friends Il wishing these young people life chuck full of sunshine MT. and Mrs. Morton We want all the local news we cal get regarding any of the following
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