The Green Forest tribune., 1913-11-28


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 The Tribune has it officially that the Eureka Springs-Joplin Motor car ser vice will be extended to Harrison be January 1, if not sooner. It will leave Harrison in the morning and return in the evening, affording an eXtraordina- " convenience for the travelling public.
 Mrs. Kay Norris is assisting in the mechanical department of the Tribune this week. Mrs. Norris has spent 8 number of years in printing office at her old home town in Tennessee and is very proficient compositor.
 Cecil Stanhope who has been learn ing the trade in the Tribune office was compelled owing to his physical condi- ton to abandon his job and try to re- cuperate if possible by giving his time and attention to purSuit~of less phys ical eXertion.
 MT. and Mrs LundY Cox and their little daughter, Little Roe Jr," :" left Friday evening for Eufaula, Okla, on a sort of visiting prospecting eXpe- dition. We give them until Christmas to get back, and if they have not re- turned by that date we will extend the time.
 Lettuce and onions from the open gardens are something of rarety for | Thanksgiving, but that IS what The Tribune editor is enjoying today. Had people gotten busy the middle of Sept emberand planted new gardens they could how be enjoying all the vegetable l luXeres common in the middle of May
 Reid Goudelock, formerly of Berry vllle, but now a hardware merchant of | Talala, Okla, was in Green Forest Monday and when approached for an interview as to what his business might be in Green Forest he politely informed us that that was nobody's business but his own, and after Investigating a little we found his reasons well ground ed.
 James Buell. is again a resident of the city having moved down from Point Lookout first of the week, having abandoned association with the squir- rels, birds, possums and owls for the winter. Sherman Buell., who was oc- cupying the Buell. quarters in town, has rented the the cottage just west Of the Mallett Hotel.
 James r. Chasteen of New Plymouth, Idaho, has accepted position in Lamb S Saddlery store and will move his family here and become a citizen of Green Forest at once. Mir. Chasteen is an expert in the harness building business | +l,o # gentleman. The Tribune is pleased to extend Mir. Chasteen hearty wei come.
 Mayor Kinney is again reminded that advertising pays. Last Sunday he re- ceived clipping from the Kalamazoo ] (Mich.} Gazette of Nov. 2, containing his picture and a long article concern ing the Arkansas Mayors way of do- ing things, saying that the Mayor of our town is being watched by social re- formers throughout the United States, and that Green Forest is getting some mighty good advertising out. of it. The Kalamazoo Gazette is correct
 The Osage- Green Forest road propo- sition is gaining a new foothold and it looks now like that the business men who are handling the proposition are going to make it go in spite of the fact that it is going to cost several hundred dollars. It is not an act of public spiritedness to sign this sub scrsption psper for neat sum. It is merely business proposition that will pay untold dividends. The Osage people need a good road over which they can go to market and Green Forest business men need the increased business that will naturally come from the construction of this much needed improvement.
 s. L. Todd, the Square Deal Poultry man, received last Sunday his pen of famous laying chickens that have made a record at the International Laying Contest at Mountain Grove, Mo. This was pen of White Wyandottes and the fact that they led their strain in the contest and came-out fourth against all breeds and first in point of utility gives $. L. Todd first rank among the poultry breeders of the world. Some record! These ten hens will be mated for next season and the eggs will be in great demand, going probably at SIC per setting.
 Rev. w. H. Neal, the new Methodist pastor, held his first services in con nection with his pastorate Sunday and Sunday evening, having arrived with his family Saturday night from his former home at Trenton, Tenn. Rev Nealis of that class of preachers usually found in our best cities, and it is indeed a feather in the cap of the people oi Green Forest that they have landed the services of such an able preacher. While Green Forest is advancing in other linss rapidly, it is certainly grand to be in the advance line df church work. We needed Bro. Neal(here and we hope that we will prove to him that he needed us.