The Green Forest tribune., 1910-11-11

Cures Piles without the knife or Cautery. Treatment is painless, Safe and sure. No detention from business. Cure guaranteed. Consultation free.
 What do you know about 27?
 Paste the number in your hat-27.
 Tell your wife to remind you of 27.
 Ben Harbert can save you some good hard cash on clothing.
 WANTED-A good milch COW. Apply at The Tribune office.
 Grape Juice 15c per bottle, guaran- teed strictly pure, at Meek s.
 Three thoroughbred Red gilts for sale. J. 5. Rose, 1 mile northwest of town. I Fred Hoback left Tuesday afternoon for Girard Kansas for visit with his parents. Frank Wells new grocery will be opened for business Saturday. He Invites you to call.
 You certainly should see those hobby S6. 50 suits at Harbert's. They are the swell-doings.
 L. V. Porter has had Contractor 1 Brown complete one of the handsomeSt icement cellars in town. I
 Relatives and friends met at the home of Uncle Wes Davis Tuesday and celebrated his 10th birthday by serving fine dinner.
 The voto in North Hickory in Ines days election gave Floyd 99 and Granger 42, in South Hickory Floyd AZ and Granger 40.
 The front of Dr. MorroW's new building presents a very citified ap- pearance. It has neat enough front for anybody's town.
 Gravel is being placed on the ground for walk on the north side of the Star Hotel, thus the good work of building walks continue.
 Dooling 6 Grim have purchased g fine new switchboard for the local telephone shipment of which is to be made from Chicago the 18th inst. An expert is to come here at the instance of the company and see that it is properly installed.
 Having made arrangements to continue the work of Mrs. Kirkham S piano students, I shall be glad to take additional pupils in piano and voice culture. For terms and hours call at the house facing the public square.
 Mrs. A. L. Kinney.
 While waiting, between trains, in Paola, Kansas, last week, the local editor of the Times met T. o. Greason, brother of the editor of the Paolo Republican, who has the distinction of being the first editor in Carroll county. Mir. Greason told us that in the summer of 1876 he established the first news paper in Carroll county, The Berryville Boulder. His associate was w. $. Hilton now in the newspaper business in Nebraska City. MT. Greason has not been in this section of our state for some years and his inquiries con- cerning the many interests here we could not intelligently answer for the reason that our acquaintance of affalfS dates back only few months instead of several years. However, MT. Grea- son has not lost his interest and admlra- | tion for the Ozarks and says he expects to soon be among them again and enJoy the matchless scenery, climate and water. He has great faith m the possibilities of the undeveloped re- sources here. Eureka Springs Times. A Live Sunday School at Fair Grove.
 After noticing the write-up of the re- cent Sunday School mass meeting at Green Forest and noting the conditions of your Sunday Schools, l thought re- port from live country Sunday School might be interesting to you people, a Sunday School, too, where there IS no church organization.
 A union Sunday School was organized at Fair Grove (Grim) school house July '. 1907. w. A. Matthews was elected s,1perintendent and has served three wears. We have failed to have Sunday School only four times since organlza- tion. Twice we dismissed for memorial services and twice the weather was so severe that attendance was impractlc- able
 We have had total of 235 meetings, 227 prayers and an attendance, adding fhe total of each Sunday together, ot 35S6 computed the same way visitors to the number of HIS and of ofilcers so0. During this time 45 sermons have been preached. Average attendance each Sunday 26, officers ,, visitors $, nunber of names on roll l91, total amount of collections Sl9.30. ,oa
 One ouarter's report recorded I9oz verses of scripture memorzeda ana % one Snn3ay's report shows 284. Miss Marde Porter, one pupil, has memor- ;Ied +s,j'>i 115 verses. Mrs. ". A. Matthews.
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 The Green Forest Tribune makes a sneeial clubbing rate with The Memphis Weekly Commercial Appeal by which we wil'j furnish both papers, Tor one wear for the exceedingly low SUI sup, :, scrptjon price, 1.25. The Commerclai An1eal is one of the largest and pest napers in the South, and. we nope to preceive many new subscriptions on tnls offer: .l5. cash for both papers,