The Green Forest tribune., 1911-09-29
The Local Nlix-un.
"Gwine' to the Fair?

Miss Bessie Stark was a guest of Harrison friends during the past week.
 Reports from Benyville are fsatter- ing concerning the outlook for the far.
 II. J. Rice, the veteran blacksmith, ness Monday.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Herman Dodson of Berryville were Sunday guests of Green Forest relatives.
 Lee II. Parker has been appointed substitute carrier on Route 1, vice W. w. Albright resigned.
 The Berryvile Star is authority for the statement that R, T. SWor may enter the race for County Judge.
 Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and daugh- ter Miss Montana took in the Barnum Bailey Show at Joplin Monday.
 Joe Reeves has come down off his medicine wagon this week to finish up painting J. l.. Russel's residence.
 Gall at the Green Forest Grocery Go. They are authority on good things to eat. Headquarters for the farmers.
 Majg Dennis has new girl at his home. This news is to take place of the report two weeks ago that he had new boy
 Mrs. Pat CoXsey and little son and daughter, Carl and Loretta, have been visitors of Miss Phene Crockett during the past week.
 There is persistent sort of a quiet rumor that Judge William A. Butt of this city may be in the race for the Democratic nomination for County Juds,e
 MT. and Mrs. Frank Tanner and little daughter departed last Friday for their home in Chicago after a visit at the home of his mother Mrs. E. S. Harris out the Allen Hollow.
 Their many friends will learn with pleasure that c. D. Wall and family are soon to be residents of Green For est again. They are not pleased with their new home at Pryor Creek, Okla, hence their determination to move back
 The Springfield Business College is one of the largest business colleges in the United States. The growth is due to the certainty ofa situation at gradua tion If a graduate does not get a situation his tuition is refunded.
 The prevailing conditions surround ing the public school building are not in keeping with the good name of our school. How much nicer it would be to to see a well kept lawn and shade trees around the building instead of the pre- sent healthy growth of weeds.
 Eld. George Hammock of Aurora, Mo-, is here visiting at the home of his brother-in-law J. A. Standlee. Eld. Hammack left this country some ten years ago. He was well known in this county, having served as Deputy United States Marshal. He began preaching soon after he left here. He is an ex- ponent of the Baptist faith.
 During the electrical storm one day last week Ed Golfers home in the Zion Hill neighborhood was struck by door facing within a few inches of where the little boy was washing his feet and knocked a hole in @ bucket just out side the door, The little fel- low experienced only severe shock.
 There was county convention of Odd Fellows here last Saturday for the purpose of recommending a District Deputy for Carroll county. w. H. Howard was selected for the position. Dr. R. G. Floyd, R. B. Kelley, Arch Kimberling and o. F. Jasper of Eureka Springs and Nose Smith of Berryville were among those from other lodges attending the meeting.
 Mrs. J. R. Crawford was in town Wednesday, having came in from I'm boden to meet her brother Eli Gaddy and wife, who have been in from Raton, N. M., on visit. Mrs Crawford re- ports that Reno's territory as salesman for the Waters-Peirce Oil Go. has baen changed, necessitating their removal from Inboden to Jonesboro. She and son Buel will visit here and at Denver for week or two.
 The case of our townsman Joseph Villines, accused of the killing of Nj. Walker in Newton county about year ago, is to be called for hearing at Mar shall next Tuesday. There is no doubt in the minds of MT. Villines friends, who are familiar with the case, that he will come clear of the charge. The people of Green Forest are in thorough sympathy with MT. Villines. He is accounted one of our very best citizens, and those who knew him best do not believe him capable doing any man an intentional injury. The Tribune hopes to be able to report in our issue two weeks hence that MT. Villines has been duly acquitted of the charge.