The Green Forest tribune., 1916-09-22
Considerable drop in the temperature

 lately.
 Why not Green Forest fall in line and have community fair? See Elmer Wise about having those school pictures taken.
 The Trantham Real Estate Co. are getting out new land list. Write for one. They are free.
 Clayton Russell of Harrison visited relatives in Green Forest Sunday
 Strayed- Duroc SOW with left ear cropped. Leave word at the Trib- une office.
 F. B. Rowland, watchmaker and ieweler. Gold soldering speciality. East side of the Square.
 Joe Reeves came home from Omaha Saturday. He was slightly out of order having done more than his part in a heavy lift, but is gaining and will soon be ready to return.
 John Collier on Route 2 received a consignment of fish Sunday night which he had procured from Uncle Sam for the purpose of stocking up fish pond on his farm.
 The fall term of the United States court will convene at Harrison October 10. Jeff Harbert has been appointed grand juryor and R. F. Kenner and Lee H. Smith petit iuryors.
 LADIES:
 You can buy new Rug or new Sew ing Machine, or anything in the Furnl- ture line, on easy payments. -Buell Hardware Go.
 Just long enough to hand us dollar ordering The Tribune sent to his ad- dress at Harrison was the visit of En- gineer Stevens, Saturday. Mir. Stew ems is the engineer who has the long drawn-out whistle when pulling into the Green Forest station, which means to say: "I am all right, mother.'
 First man has but little show. Now, to beat both Messrs Watt and Tomlin- son on hog raising, James Kiethley reports his SOW the mother of twenty nine bacon sprouts in nineteen months. Who can beat MT. Kiethley?
 Rev G. G. Davidson, presiding elder for this district, will be here Wednes- day. October 27 to hold the third quar- terlv conference for Green Forest in the Methodist Church, South. He will also preach at night. The public is invited.
 At Buell's Hardware Go. you can buy collar pads for 25c.
 A candidates card announcing the name of John L. Graham for the office of representative in the Legislature from Franklin county, Ark, on the Republi- can ticket, has found its way to the Tribune office. John left Green Forest good many years ago, but reports say he has made Franklin county a ] good citizen, and he left host of f friends in Carroll county who would be glad to see him gain the honor he is seeking.
 J, C. Harbert attended the opening
 of the Missouri campaign at Joplin last week and had the pleasure of t hearing Thomas R. Marshall, Vice e President and candidate for re-elec
 tion, speak; Besides Joplin being ou
 en masse there were eleven thousan; E ' visitors tFst ias present: fis: ;:ii : r. George Butler Jr. of Raum was '. guest of his cousin. Mrs. L. H. Smith Monday.
 Major J. w. Bishop of Osage wa
 a week -end visitor at the home of hi
 daughter, Mrs. Monroe Burkett Majo Bishop earned his title in active service I in the Southern Army in the war o1 d the states. He participated in almos d all the important battles, and yet the f Major is quite independent and if ht ' wishes journey horseback or buggy e he is quite equal to the occasion anc | made the trip to Green Forest in z . buggy by himself. He called at the Tribune office long enough to let us know he found pleasure in reading The
 Tribune.