The Green Forest tribune., 1910-06-10
COUNTY INSTITUTE IN SESSION

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 The Teachers Institute for the Eastern district of Carroll county met at Green Forest Monday. An enroll ment of 85 was recorded the first day. The interest so far manifested is excellent and everything bids fair to make this one of the best institutes ever held in the county.
 County Examiner Bunch is re-enforc- ed in the work by the following instruc- tors: H. P. Burney, w. M. Smith, Claud Sisco, Escal Thompson, R. c. Gibson, George Whiteley, Misses Edna Bradfield and Virgie Beck and Mrs. H. s. Coleman. Mrs. W. S. Johnson of Fayetteville visited the Institute Tuesday and gave a highly ap preciated reading Tuesday night.
 The following is the enrolment to date.
 FROM CISCO.
 Homer Fort, May Fort, Chloe Fort, w. U. VI dW lOIu.
 FROM GREEN FOREST.
 Prof. H. P. Burney, Lutie Snow Lillie McMorris, Mae Stroud, Geo. Reeves, Lewis Linen, Myrtle Cummins, Carrie Baker, Willie Glas- gow, Mary Williams, c. P. Irby, Omer Cummins, Helen s. Coleman, Anna Graham, Lockie Eldrige, Bessie Car mack, Ruth Harbert, Blanche Nc Cracken, Jewel Hittson, Mabel Gallo way, Ben H. Jones, Burton Orrell, Jessie Curtis.
 FROM CARRoLLTON.
 Melton Powell, Jess Powell, Mrs. Sid Denton, Arkie Collier, Nellie Con- nor, Ira Gurley.
 FROM DENVER.
 Nettie Beck, Pearl Beck, Virgie Beck, Ida Beck, Mary Maxwell.
 FROM BERRYvILLE.
 Ida Farmer, Mack Whiteley, Lonnie Johnson, Josephine Cunningham, Queenie Fancher, Authur Frisco, Althea Karnes, N. M. Smith, J. B. Faulkner, Edna Bradfeld, Rec Naples, c. M. Whiteley, Lydia Murphy, Fife Murphy, Rue Gibson, Ross Gibson, Alice Baker, Frank Baker, Leighton Gentry, Albert Denny, Elizabeth Bunch, Mrs. R. L. Masters, Elsie Oliver, Lucille Russell, Escal Thompson, Roy Thompson, J. c. Bunch, Roy Rowlett.
 FROM RULE.
 Ola Alfred, Roy Douglas, Claud
 FROM YOCUM.
 Cora Tanning, A. J. Duncan, Etta Duncan.
 FROM OAK GROVE.
 Hattie Butler, Minnie Harvey, Urma Mann, Emma Plumlee.
 FROM osAGE
 Jimmie Trimbe, Elmer Ssco, Mayme Kenner, Grady Reagan, Thomas Reagan, w. E. Brace
 FROM ALPENA.
 Gertrude Naples, Ira Susky, Virgie Naples, Will Tate.
 FROM BURLINGTON.
 Mrs. Anna Gaddy, Ora Gaddy. Theatre goers please take notice:- 1 be repeated tonight (Friday) night. Mrs. Joe Fancher and children of Berryyille are visiting at the home of her parents MT. and Mrs. John Ram sey.
 Get your Refrigerators or Ice Boxes now. Don't wait until it gets up to 100 Hardware stores will supply you.
 A. W. West was prospecting down in the rice country last week and came home suffering from overdose of bad water.
 Charley Wells has rented Elmer Wise's residence and Elmer has moved to rooms in the rear of his ice cream parlor.
 Hal Andrews, the show man, is also an excellent printer. We have been testing him in the art preservative this week.
 Capt. Waldo, former Captain of Co. D., was here first of the week in the capacity of commercial man. He now resides in Kansas City.
 Capt. Lightburn and wife departed Thursday of last week for an extensive visit with their daughter Mrs. Rebecca Jernigan at Davenport, Wash.
 Walter Norris has moved to the Wright property opposite the Baptist church, having given possession of the farm to the new owner MT. Wheaton. National guardsman of Go. D. are ordered to be at drill hall at o'clock, pm., June II.
 w. H. HOWARD, 1st. LIEUT.. James Harbert is shaping his affairs to leave in few days for his former home in Oklahoma, having regained his health during his six months residence here.
 The Carroll County Democratic Cen tral Committee will meet at the court house in Berryville June II. Every member is requested to be present, as well as the party nominees.
 Fred Hunter, steam shovel fireman at the time of the late accident, was a last week. MT. Hunter was quite painfully hurt by the slide-in, but has recovered nicely.
 The Republican Central Committee has been called to meet at Eureka Springs on the evening of June IF, at o clock. And all nominees are request ed to meet with the committee. The congressional, judicial and senatorial convention will all meet at Eureka Springs on the 18th.
 Will Miles, plaintiff vs James Myers, defendent, was the style of case trans