The Green Forest tribune., 1917-11-09
Subscribers New and Old

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 Carl White on k. and Granville Eldridge. dental college, Kansas City, three six months readers. are mem- bers of our honor roll this week.
 James Trantham. on R. 3, is one of the promptest prompt men We know. He called Saturday and advanced his Tribune date while he was in town for the purpose of delivering corn to mar ket.
 Charley Hulsey, one of R. 1's sub stantia! farmers, is on our honor roll as a new reader this week. Benjamin Kern north of town will not run behind on his Tribune subscrip- ton. He doesn't propose to cause the printer any trouble, and we can as- sure him such fayors are highly appre- ciate by the editor.
 W. B. Powell, one of our industrious young farmer on R. l, extends Tribune subscription this week. Mir. Powell is just three or four years old. in Arkan- sas, but has been here long enough to ii nd out it S state to live in.
 Mrs. M. E. Lambert writes from lnallS, Okla. renewing Tribune subscri- tion. saying: "Send on your good pa per, 1 am always delighted to get it and hear from my old home."
 Mrs. T. o. Walker beat her "old man" to it and paid Tribune subscrip- tion Monday morning, saying she read The Tribune as much as he did, besides she would make him give her the dol Tor back. Mrs. Walker is secretary of the w. o. w. circle and appreciates peoples promptness in paying debts.
 K. H. McKoy is promptness itself when his Tribune date of expiration has arrived. The Gazette Al!-Over- Man got Hosea few weeks ago for getting kicked in the mouth by horse, which cost Hosea two of his teeth and a pair of badly mutilated lips. The Gazetteer said he thot Hosea had pad high price.
 H. L. Jones on R 3, out of Alpena, is registered as one of our new readers this week. MT. Jones is one of our re- liable good farmers and we are more than glad to welcome him on our list.
 Tommie Edwards, our young man contractor, carpenter and painter, was to the dot in taking care of his Tribune subscription, Nov. 3. Tommie has been absent from town for several weeks engaged in assisting in the erection of the handsome home of Luth- CT Shipman on E. 3, which is now near ing completion.
 Carlos Harbert and family stopped over first of the week for short visit at the home of Carlos father, J. c. Harbert. They were enroute home from Oklahoma where they had been to visit Mrs. Harbert's father, H. H. Martin On their return they also stop ped at Neosho for visit at the home of Carlos brother, Ross. Carlos holds the position of agent at West Point on the Nj. & N. A., near Kensett He is a new reader of The Tribune, com mencing this week
 Mrs. P. E. Wilson and son, Willie, of Connor were in town Saturday, having come to bring Thos. Wilson, a nephew of Mir. and Mrs. Wilson, to return to his home in Oklahoma, after a weeks visit at their home. MT. and Mrs. Wilson are among the county's best and most highly respected families and are the parents of eight children. One son, Tuck, is soldering in the Philippines and Gilbert, who failed to pass on account of being two light in weight, has re- gently had promotion in his service in railroading in Texas.
 Mrs. James Myers takes two subscrip- tions this week-one for herself and one for her brother, Jess Watson, who is in the service of Uncle Sam some- where. Mrs. Myers gift to her broth CT will be of great pleasure to him for we know he will enjoy reading his home paper.
 Bert Usrey, the mule buyer, was here Monday, and placed his name on our honor roll and had bills got out ad- vertising to buy mules at different points in Arkansas and Missouri. Mir. Usrey, last week. drove some mules to Clarksville where he disposed of them. He said that wreck occurred near Clarksville, on the Iron Mountain, and 6l government mules were instantly killed. He also reported a man by the name of Bill Johnson, stock deal- CT, on Cabin Creek committing suicide, over business affairs.
 c. E. Tharp, on R. 8, is new Trib- une reader this week. Mir. Tharp told US of the misterious departure of nearby neighbnr girl, Is year old daUgte ter of Mike Mostelier, a few nights before, her whereabouts up to Saturday still being unknown. The evidence ga- thered seemed to be that sometime dur ing the night a buggy had driven up to gate and the information was obtained at the depot that girl of her description had secured tieket for Morrllton, Ark, which adds still greater mystery to the circumstances for she was a glrl who hsd been away from home but very little and never away by herself and she knew no one at Morrilton. Steps were taken Monday to send some one