The Green Forest tribune., 1910-02-04
Wiuter doatseem to be all over.

Winter doatseem to be all over
 A car load of piping was re. ceived by tn @ we'll drilIers first o the week, The water has beer cased out and work is once more moving along nicely. It will likely be some time, however, before they strike oil.
 C. D. Wall and family were called to Marble on Thursday of last week on account of the death of Mrs. Walls father B. F. Bur- kett, who died of heart failure Mr. Burkett was one of the oldest citizens of Madison county being in his Seth year. He was.an ex- Confederate soldier.
 Tax Collector Hailav says that the people are paying up their taxes on his annual round this year better by 25 per cent than ever before, which wonld indi- cate that the financial condition of the country is not SO bad, if WIZ did have one of the worst droughts in history last year.
 Mrs J H Ramsey entertained at dinner Sunday in honor of the birthdays of her daughter, Mre. Fancher and her cousin. Bert Snow, There were present be- sides the Faucher and Snow families and the Ramsey house hold: H. R. Lenox and family, James Lenox and family and Henderson Ramsey.
 The esteemed Berryville Star noted last week that "Green Forest has her cornet band going again" We beg to call the at tention the Star man to the fact that there is no 'again" about it. The time hasn't been in twenty years when Green Forest did not have a good band. An apology is positively in order.
 New pupils entering school this week are enumerated as fol- lows: B F. Jones, Brawley dis trict; Milton Powell, Carrollton :; Kennith Lewis, Quincy, III :; Henry Stuart and Alfred Stuart, Oklahoma; Bessie Car lack, Coin; Lockie Eldridge, Black Jack; Nellie Rains, AL peDa; Myrtle Cummins, Berry vile. Total enrolment reaches 262, including 56 resident pupils.
 There will be an examination for census enumerators held at the public school buildiog at Eureka Springs next Saturday. The examination is open only to those who have heretofore made formal applications. We under. stand there is about fifteen ap- plicants registered from Hickory township. The ex ense and time required to pass the ex- animation with remote chances for appointment will preclude several perhaps from taking the examin ation.
 The Tribune's list of corres- pondents is growing like crop grass in a wheat stubble. We still want reporters, however, from a few other points. We want to impress upon our associ- ate editors the necessity of being prompt and regular in their re- ports. Mail on Monday if you have a good bunch of items, but Tuesday will be all right. Wait until Wednesday only in cases where it cannot he helped. Thursday will be 100 late for the week, as our forms go on the press that day.
 me MetnodlSt sunday School was agreeabIy surprised on last Sunday by visit from Miss Athel Hoback, one of our lead- ing church and Sunday School workers, who has been absent from our midst for more than six months, teaching the Pleasant Ridge school. We were very glad to learn that she would be absent from us but three more weeks, We have missed her so much Every one will be glad when she returns. We pray Gods richest b essin gs upon her in her noble work Her pastor, F. c. VILLINEs