The Green Forest tribune., 1911-03-31
LEAVES FROM OAK GROVE.

l T. E. Lincoln and family visited the Ware family Sunday
 1 Dr. Harvey has gone to St. Louis for stay of few weeks. We hope he will return soon.
 A fine rain visited us Saturday and Sunday which will put the ground in shape for sowing clover.
 If nothing further happens we will have an abundance of peaches, apples and in fact all kinds of fruit.
 Bailey's grist mill is doing rushing 1 business these days and the prospects, are such that would indicate an increas- l ing trade from now on.
 We have heard that there was anoth- CT wedding Sunday, but not knowing we will await further information on the subject. We may be able to report iC next week.
 Little Lester Johnson has just about i recovered from a severe seize of pneu- monia, a fact which we are glad to re- port. Lester is good boy and valu- able aid to his father on the farm.
 Say Oak Grove people, if you have any news just write my name on an envelope and address Oak Grove. Let us all help report the news, let each one do his part to boost the neighbor- hood.
 The well at Oak Grove was a success in every particular, being 100 feet deep with an abundance of living water. Hammond and Rhodes have passed on with their new drill seeking new worlds to conquer.
 C. DLn1o. ,,o .J,;II:x,,r o well for Albert Duncan. Let the good more to advance the price of land than anything that has been brought to this country.
 Things are still booming at Oak Grove. Lewis Lincoln is installing 330 rods of woven wire fence and Doc ! Atchley has fenced his orchard anew, making his little farm one of those en- viable places known in verse as "The Happy Little HUme in Arkansaw.
 Saturday was meeting day at the Baptist church. Rev. W. 4. Bailey filled his regular appointment at that place. After meeting you could form some idea of the progress of our coun- try by the way in which our streets were thronged with curtomers and the way our merchants were rushed to ac- commodate their increasing trade.
 How the clover and orchard grass are growing! How the peaches are blooming! Hear the hopeful farmer whistle as he walks behind his blow with the prospect of an abundant har- vest before him. The crystal brooks of the valleys chatter over their rocky beds and bring cooling satisfaction to man, beast and bird. These are q few of the beauties of Arkansas
 Andy Duncan, Jr. is fast improving the farm which he purchased from Mr. 0 Neil last winter. We see him pass through Oak Grove every few days with load of posts, wire, lumber or furniture with which to equip his new hone. The furniture looks rather sus- picious but at any rate we welcome him to our midst as we know he will be valuable addition to our communi- ty both financially and socially.
 In recent address Champ Clark amended that famous saying of Horace Greedy as follows: "Young Man Go South and Grow Up with the Country. ]" Good for Clark. We hope his words will steer some of the moving masses toward Northwest Arkansas. Never was there a better place for man to in vest his "all' than right in this sec ton. Eyes are on us. Let's show 'em. Get your clover growing. That $ what takes the eye of the visitor
 We are glad to report the wedding of one of our estimable young men to a young lady near Cisco The groom is James Johnson, who is known around 1 Oak Grove for his untiring industry and honest capabilities. The bride is Miss Minnie Hayhurst. Unfortunately 1 for us we do not know her However, she is beautiful young woman and we have every reason to believe MT. John son made a wise choice. They were i quietly married by Squire Winkle at the Wrinkle residence east of town Sunday They will reside on the farm of the groom three miles north of here. We give a hearty welcome to these young people and extend gratllla- tions. wishing them long, happy and prosperous life.