The Green Forest tribune., 1911-10-06

Chairman Andy COX of the Road lm- provement Association says that but for the rain there would have been lots of work done beginning last Wednes- day
 Watch for the announcement of the new date for work to begin.
 Talk with T. M. Buell. about fertli- gers. To get the proper results it is necessary to use the right kind at the right time.
 All parties owing me on accounts contracted previous to Jan. 1, 1911, are requested to call and make arrange ments for settlement before Nov l.
 DIR. c. w. DONALDSON.
 c. l.. Hedrick is here for few days from Bucyrus, Kan, en route to Hot Springs for his health. Mr. Hedrck, it will be remembered, was one of the Hedrick brothers who purchased the J. H. Norris place near Douglas and re- sided there awhile.
 ". H. Howard has bought the 8-acre tract of A. A. Backus adjoining his (Henry's) other holding out east of Glenwood cemetery, making him a small farm. He has the foundation in for small dwelling out there which will be occupied by tenant.
 Dock Martin, brother of Ed. R. A. Martin, and the latter's grandson, John Trantham, came in from Texas Monday and will assist in taking care of Eld Martin, and accompany him to Texas, when the doctor thinks it would be safe to start on the journey.
 All the members of the Villines fami- ly are absent at Marshall this week at tending the trial of Joseph Villines. Others from here attending the trial are George CoXsey and John Stafford. Denton Baker and John Fultz of Blue Eye also accompanied the party.
 Accompanied by Henry Rowland as nurse and Dr. Woodbridge as physician Mack Qualls left for San Angelo, Tex, Sunday evening, where it is hoped the change of climate will be beneficial to Mr Qual's health. Dr. Woodbridge returned after seeing the patient well on his way.
 Dr. T. c. Ramsey has been in from Talala, Okla, this week visiting and looking after some business matters He timed his trip here so to be able to attend the fair a couple of days. Ermore and Carlisle Dawson, little sons of pr. Dawson of Alton, Okla, ac- companied Dr. Ramsey.
 George Gum left Tuesday for Val paraiso, Ind, to enter the law depart ment of the Northern Indiana Normal College. He will stop at Chicago for visit en route. George is a bright, good boy and it is a source of great satisfaction to his relatives and friends to see him aiming so high.
 The Tribune began last week the publication of the history of Carroll county as compiled in 1889. It forms very interesting reading matter for many of our people. Old-timers who may have recollection of the events chronicled in the articles are invited to contribute something to our columns on the subject.
 Owing to the heavy vote being polled in the piano contest this week, it has been impossible to find time to make the count as contemplated The count will surely be made for next issue, when some surprises may be expected In the mean time, be sure to file your votes. The only way to keep your friends active is to show them you are trying to win by making showing in the contest
 Archie Qualls, who was called here from Livingston, Tenn, on account of the illness of his brother Mack Quals, left Wednesday for his home. This was his first visit west and he was much impressed with the town and country, which he admits is forging ahead of his native state. MT. Qualls is teacher in the common schools of Tennessee He comes of a family of three boys, all bachelors, he being the oldest and Mack the youngest. The other brother billiard resides at Rick man, Tenn.
 Ed Woods left Monday evening for Rochester, Minn., where he goes for treatment in the hospital of the famous Mayo Bros. Although he has tried various remedies and been under the care of different specialists, Mr. Woods legs have given him trouble every since the accident that deprived him of both feet. It seems that the nerves have never been properly pro- tected on the stubs, and as a conse- quence he is annoyed all the time He will be absent some weeks if he takes the operation and treatment that these specialists claim is necessary.