The Green Forest tribune., 1917-12-21
Subscribers New and Old

II :. iia Cnilns IF, [, ? ",t ns A. pe''a l. a;nong ou, CIV ,taists X. f. Ioungb!oud writes from Je- l lome, Ida, ordering The Tribune to his address. Mir. Youngnood was a former Arkansan and is still interest ed in the doings about his old home.
 James Emmett. one of R. 2 indus trious young farmers, advanced Trib- une subscription and treated us to d fine sample of his prize pop corn Sat urday. the ears of which were perfect and measured seven inches in length.
 The name of M. F. Winner, Ken sett, has place on our honor roll this week. MT. Winner was a former Green Forest citizen and his many friends here will be glad to know that he continues to do well in the drug business at his new home. John Ragsdale called Monday and ordered The Tribune sent to his son, Robert, who is now located on ranch near Buhl, Ida. Robert is quite fav- orite in his fathers family and the good parents are leaving nothing within their power undone to make l life a pleasure to him.
 D. H. Watson writes from Exeter, Calif., saying: "Please find enclosed check for $3. % to apply on subscriptions as we simply will not do without The Tribune. Send one to Chas. Watson, Sanbarnadino Calif.. and one to my daughter, Mrs Pauline Hoffhiene, High Grove. Calf.
 Johnny Rhodes. the hustling mer- chant at Yocum, says send on The Tribune. Johnny has the distinction of conducting the biggest country store in North Arkansas, and hardly knows but that he lives in the biggest town. for the accommodation of Ford makes him able to attend church, Sunday school, picture shows and any UtfreT ttffr kind of entertainment he wishes in three or four different towns.
 John Patton of Shell Knob, Mo-, is an honor roll guest this week. Mir. Pat ton was such good citizen and so faith fully served as Route man No. 2 out of Green Forest for more than ten years that we begrndge him to the "Show-Me" state, and and if he sees his mistake and decides to return and spend his remaining days among his old friends, we will extend him and his family hearty welcome.
 G. w. Ward of Rudd sends his an- nual greeting. saying he has been a reader of The Tribune since 1886 Mir. Ward is one of the county's good re- liable citizens and we hope he may live to pay many more annual subscriptions to The Tribune
 Galata, Mont, Dec. s, 1917.
 Dear Mrs. Smth:-Please keep The Tribune coming another year. We would be lost without it. We are glad to know you had good year with every thing. We have had very dry year. We are having the worst storm of the season. 12 below zero with high wind and the snow is drifted up in piles.
 Wishing you and all the readers a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Weremain as ever,
 L. and M Wise. Pomeroy. Wash Dec. II, 1917. Mrs. Margie Smith,
 Green Forest, Ark.
 Dear Mrs. Smith:-As my time for The Tribune expires on December r, 1917, l am enclosing check to keep it coming another year. 1 don't want to miss single issue so am sending in ! time, hope.
 We have had no winter here vet, have had beautiful fall and winter There was light snow out on the ranch | last week but none here in town. Wishing you success, 1 am, Yours truly, D. B. Gimlin