The Green Forest tribune., 1910-09-09
BRYAN WILL. BE
 HERE SATURDAY

A telegram from Gov. Donaghey to the local committee Thursday morning announces that W. J. Bryan will speak at the Green Forest depot about 6 o'clock pm. Saturday.
 Mrs. T. G. Nunnally and children came up from Leslie Tuesday.
 James Stevens is reported danger ously i'll from relapse of fever.
 Mrs. A. 5. Wilson is at home again after a visit with relatives in Okla homa.
 The infant son of J. M. Pugh has been very sick at the home of J. C. McNemar.
 On account of being crowded for space this week our Ideal Farm Story had to be left over.
 Wm. Marriott and wife of Denver were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. k. Crawford first of the week. --
 Ed. J. B. Rose writes that he is en- gagged in a successful revival near liar rison and that he will not be home to fill his regular appointment at the Bap- tist church Sunday.
 Alvin Lawrence is in from Tahle- quah, Okla, visiting his father w. H. Lawrence and looking after some busi- ness matters. Alvin is engaged in helping build side walks in Tahlequah.
 The Republican picnic at Urbanette Saturday was pretty well rained out. Only a handful of voters were present when the Honorable Andrew l. Roland delivered his address in the forenoon.
 Mesdames Nellie Sneed and Alice Edgmon, Will Sneed and wife, George Coxsey and wife and Carroll Stafford and wife left for Boxley Tuesday in response to the announcement of the Villines and Walker trouble.
 "The Bank Cashier, play put on by Berryville talent in the Wilding hall Wednesday night was well attend ed. The play was a good one and all the characters played their parts well. It was given by the Green Forest band the proceeds to be used for it's benefit
 Mrs. Charley Hanbury and babe ar rived Tuesday from Charming, Tex, Mrs. Jerry Patty Miss Laura Patty, some time returned here with Mrs. Hanbury.
 A difficulty occurred at Boxley last Monday in which a man by the name of Walker was killed and two sons of Joe Villines were hurt. The trouble grew out of an old feud between the Witnesses and Walkers. Contrary to first report it is not known who killed the man Walker. The Villines family had just about closed out at Boxley to leave for Oklahoma.
 All the children are wild with joy a show is coming to town; just watch and see how many grown-ups find it necessary to attend the show in order to take care of the children. You never see the little ones so carefully watched over as at circus time. Well, well! Any excuse is good enough only it leads under the circus tent of Wiedemann Bros. Big American Shows.
 Dear Reader of The Tribune-As I have been afflicted for several years 1 promised the Good Lord if he would de- liver me from my afflictions ] would testify through The Tribune. The 18th inst. the Good Lord gave me the wit ness he had healed my body and am gaining strength rapidly. l hope to be true to the Lord knowing he will keep whatsoever is committed unto his hand and falter as have in the past res pect. Alice Shipman.
 Reports from the county canvass say that no man on the round has grown more rapidly in popular favor than Frank M. Holiday, the Republican nominee for Circuit Clerk. He is an unpretentious sort of fellow and wa S practically unknown to the voters of the Eastern portion of the county be- fore he was nominated. He. is col lege graduate, fine penman, has ex- cellent knowledge of legal instruments and in fact just such man as would make an efficient Circuit Clerk MT. Holidays name appears in our an nouncement column this week.