The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-07
Subscribers New and Old

al much appreciated.
 Good wishes and $1. % comes from J. L. Shipman, Alpena, who is among our new readers.
 Monroe Burkett, the champion squir- rel hunter of this neck of the woods, is an honored guest of our renewals this week.
 Loss Denton has concluded his resi- dence on R. 2 and returned to his home in Green Forest. MT. Denton is l guest of our honor roll this week. Merchant S. P. Beck of Denver takes a place on our honor roll this week. Mir. Beck is one the county's most sub stantial and influential citizens. Chas. Harbert, of the firm of Pinker- ton & Harbert, real estate men, is among our this week renewals. He has been very busy the past week showing the country to prospective buyers. Jeff Williams, on R. 2, is numbered with our guests of honor this week. Jeff is spreading out in the way of pur- cha sing all the lard ke can adjoining him. May he continue to prosper. Mrs. Ellis Jones on R. 3 is one of our splendid lady readers who never for gets to be on time with her dollar. We would be pleased to have more Mrs. Jones on our list.
 Jess Buell., night engineer at the light plant, places his name on our this weeks honor roll. Jess is also a chicken fancier and recently paid $35. .0O for pen of thoroughbreds to add to his collection.
 Eld. s. q. Grigg of Rule was a pleas ant Tribune caller Friday. He reports the condition of his wife, who has been aling for several months, much i'm proved.
 Mrs. Leona Dickens renews Tribune subscription from Eldorado, Kan. Mrs. Dickens formerly lived at Denver and enjoys keeping posted about what is going on in her oldhome community.
 A. D. Martin, the busy farmer who raises some of everything, is among eur this week renewals. Mir. Martin believes in printers ink and when he has anything to sell he advertises it and he always sells.
 Chas. Naples and family on R. ? were business visitors in town We'd nesday. Charlie coming for dental | .,.Ir. ,I<Nlr v>ln visit from Mrs. Naples who was for one of the county's most successful school teachers. Beside renewing her own subscription Mrs. Naples placed the name of Roy Naples, Springfield, Mo-. on our list as new reader. J. A. Hurley and Samuel Orebaugh are guests of our 1919 honor roll. We thank them very much for the favor Both of these gen tlemen rank high in the estimation of their Green Forest neighbors and friends and it is regretted that their post office addresses are now elsewhere. Mr. Tur- ley this week changes to Coleman, Okla.
 The Tribune address of G. N. New ton changes this week from Pryor Creek, Okla, to R. 3, Green Forest, Ark. Mrs. Newton called Saturday and placed their name on our honor roll and gave three months subscrip- | tion for Austin Newton, who is serving Uncle Sam in the aviation corps at Kelly Field, San Antonio, Tex. We gladly welcome this splendid family back to the land of their nativity.
 Chas. Orebaugh made us extra glad to see him Tuesday when he asked for a place for his name on our honor roll. Charlie's friends were all delighted at the picture show Tuesday night when he appeared at his old place in the orchestra. He is fine musician and his appreciation was shown by the liberal applause he received by the 1 becoming of him and his splendid wife to again take up residence in Green Forest.
 John Ragsdale, on K. 2 is one of our appreciated renewals this week. Mir. Ragsdale tells us his son, Robert. who went to Wendell, Ida, last week writes that he reached his destination all right and is liking his job fine. It was thru the kindness of Roberts friend, Dallas Hudspeth, who went to | lOanO lew UlOulHS dRO, LtldI ne he- cured employment on ranch.
 Chas. McCracken and family have conclud ed a two weeks visit with their many relatives and friends and returned to their home at White Oak, Okla Charles is another one of our good citizens "took up' in Oklahoma. He says if everything goes as we'll wi tn him in the future as it has the past five years he will remain in Okla homa indefinitely. He is added to our list as new Tribune reader.
 Ed Swor. wife and son, Willie, on R. 2 spent Thanksgiving afternoon in town, and Ed pleased the editor by presenting us $1.00 for Thank sgiving present to be applied on years sub. scription. Ed and wife are two of oul industrious, progressive people and are giving young William all opportuni- ties to become man of note. He is ten years old, is one of the member of the County Boys Pig Club and W first prize at the recent commu-
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