The Green Forest tribune., 1917-08-17
Our Subscribers Old and New.

bye, good luck and God bless you all"
 Our Subscribers Old and New.
 J.. V. Wisdom, one of our progressive farmers on route three, paid us his re- spects in the amount of $2.0O Monday. We certainly do appreciate reader of this type.
 Robt. Leatherbury is among our new readers. We hope he will enjoy being one of our number.
 Carroll Hudson, our efficient County Clerk, is late reader. We have heard it intimated Mir. Hudson might make the race for sheriff in the coming cam paign.
 Ed Delozier on R. 1, deposited a bushel of his fine peaches on Tribune subscription Tuesday. Can always count on Ed.
 Albert Delozier IS at Osage helping in the erection of dwelling for Charlie Bishop. Before departing Albert clean ed his record of reading The Trib une on credit and is now one of our paid in advance subscribers.
 Ray Anderson, the efficient cashier at the Farmers and Merchants bank practices what he breaches, and when his Tribune tag read "times up" Ray was in our office with his dollar.
 Mrs. Sarah Donaldson is entitled to our honor roll mention as we'll as E. L. Jones and sister, Mrs. Jennie Felton and Mrs. E. E. Haguewood. Mrs. Felton was formerly Miss Jennie Jones, daughter of the late w. F. Jones and Mrs. Haguewood, Miss Lydia McNiel. daughter of Ben McNel, north of town.
 Berryville.
 Raymond Russell visited the mining camps in the Pitcher district last week.
 Berryville was well represented at the Green Forest good roads meeting Friday night.
 Mrs. J. R. Neff and her daughter, Mrs. Denver Bazore, left Friday for points in Colorado.
 R. E. Norris and family are expected to arrive this week from their summer auto outing in the West. MT. Norris will resume his position in the Peoples Bank.
 So far only two of the men who reg isteredt thave failed to respond to the call for examination. It is serious offence to fail to respond.
 An effort will be made to organize an improvement district to build a road from BerryvilIe to Kingston.
 w. J. Jefferson has returned from Texas with couple of car loads of mules and horses.
 Attorney A. J. Russell has been ap- pointed by Governor Brough as special agent of the Government to look after the interest of the Government in all applications for exemption from the selective draft,
 F. B. Dodson and Mrs. B. H. Atkin= son were called to Springfield Sunday on account of the serious illness of their mother.
 The Berryville Canning Factory started Saturday, making larger run than any one day last season. So far the tomato crops are most promising.
 Wm. Goodwin and wife arrived here last week from Colorado Springs, and will make their home with Mrs. Good wins father, J. E. Reynolds.
 One of the landmarks of Carroll county was removed in the passing of w. J. Ledhetter. After week $ ill- ness from bowel trouble he died Satur= day afternoon: His body was held till Tuesday awaiting thelarriyal of his sons, Will and Edgar, from Oregon. Mr. Ledbetter was certainly a good man, being one of the most prominment Baptist laymen in the county. He was buried with Masonic honQrs.
 Circuit court next week. There is quite civil docket, as well as fairly large criminal docket, Prospective candidates will likely be much in evil dence.
 The revised regulations receive d by the Exemption Board is going to make it quite difficult for any one to be ex- empted on account of having depen- dents: the showing must be such as to indicate that mans family would be- come public charge should he be taken
 When the baby is suffering the dou- ble affiiction of hot weather and bowel disorders, the remedy needed is Mc- GEE 'ShBABY ELIXIR. It reduces the feverish condition, corrects the stomach and checks looseness of the bowels. | OEn oo1 olI I..