The Green Forest tribune., 1910-04-01

There will be a special meet ing of the local Masonic lodge Saturday. Work is expected in the F. c. degree.
 Miss Flossie Dormer and Willie Twillegar departed Thursday for California. The former goes to Covina and the latter to McKit- trick.
 James Ward and Will Jenkins came up from Alpena Monday night to hear the Honorable c. c. Kavanaugh present his claims for Governor.
 The rain Tuesday night was "just what the doctor ordered" Vegetation has since been wreathed in smiles that speaks louder than words.
 Vester Reeves was up from Leslie Saturday and Sunday visiting home folks. He has a position as stenographer in the superintendent's office.
 Mrs. J. F. Walker has been called to Leslie on account of the serious illness of her grand son Frank, the little son of Mr. and Mrs. Gunter Nunnally.
 The life and character of George Peabody was the subject of an address of Col. Iverson Jones before the Green Forest school Tuesday morning.
 Pardon us if The Tribune seems to be lighter than usual this week. We are pushed to the ninety-nines in our effort to get out our special edition next week.
 The large store building and stock of goods of Sherm Erwing at Eureka Springs was destroy ed by fire on Friday night of last week. He carried insurance to the amount of S11, ,O00.
 A. J. Tabor was in Berryville Thursday of last week in con- nection with his duties as election commissioner, the matter of the various home elections demand ing attention of the board.
 The Green Forest Land and Township Co. is in the market for several tracts of improved land. If you have 40, 80 or 160, write us CT call and see John Hancock at The Tribune office.
 Orton Walker, Bill Coxsey, Leslie Cardiff and Misses Hattie Scott and Corinne Burney ac- companied Miss Rafaeletia Single as far as Eureka Springs Satur- day night on the latter's return for Trinidad, Colo.
 Graduates Teachers: Enter Joplin Business College before May 21-six months scholarship good in all departments, S30.00. Notes accepted. Positions for graduates. Board $3. Ask for Special Folder "T." Mai
 I will trade good 160 acres of land with good grass, 35 acres under blow, some wood and water in Ellis county Oklahoma for a small improved place in Missouri or Arkansas. Land worth $500. Address ED TREssIN, Milford, Kans.
 The revival services at the Baptist closed Tuesday night with but slight visible results, there having been only two con- versions reported. Such able preaching as was done by Evan gelist Vermillion will bring resul ts.
 Dock Morehouse, brother of Mrs. c. E. Foreman, is in from the west for visit with relatives. His visit in Green Forest was shortened by a pressing invita- ton from his brother Gus to come to his rescue and help build fence. Fire had been after him.
 The people of Zion Hill cele- brated Easter by having gen. eral turnout to m egg hunt. Mrs. Jim Bailey and Dee Row. land of Green Forest wero suc- cessfuI in finding the golden eggs. Mrs. Bailcy's prize was a pretty lamp and Doe'e nice photo- graph album.
 Mrs. Sell Smith, residing out northeast of town, received a telegram Sunday announcing the death of her nephew, Will Smith, and his little daughter in Kansas City the same day. Mrs. Smith left Sunday evening to attend the funeral.
 Following is list of the new pupils entering the Green Forest High school this week: Ethel Taylor, Lydia Blankenship, Montana Smith, Homer Harbert, Matte Seitz, Willie Glasgow