The Green Forest tribune., 1917-01-26
It is not too late to join the singing class at the Baptist church.

1t IS not too late to JOln the Slnglng class at the Baptist church.
 Walter Todd, who has been conduct ing the poultry business since his fathers death in the fall. tells us he is getting along nicely, having received more orders than he could fill.
 R. F. Mattox of Denver, D. D. G.. NJ. of the l. O. o. F.. of the 15 District of Ark ansas, met with the local lodge at this place Monday night, coming for the purpose of resurrecting this lodge, which act was nicely accomplished. In few days he will go to Medallion on like mission.
 M. M. Conard, who came here last fall from Long Island, Kansas, and purchased the Gillcrist farm south of town, has returned with his family and is now full-fedged citizen, having called Saturday and placed his name on The Trit1ne list. We are pleased to welcome tt family and can say they come to us with the appearance of good citizens.
 For sale or trade-one span of mares, aSpringfield wagon and harness. Will take wood as part pay; bal ance on easy terms to right party. Bishop & Son.
 R. D. Galloway was on time Tuesday with his dollar, the date of the expir- ation of his Tribune. Altho R. D. is a cripple and earns his living the shoe menders way, we can say he and his good wife do more for the sick, afflict- ed and homeless than any other two people in our midst. We hope td see them reap great harvest for the good seed they have sown.
 It is important that every business man and farmer be at our Get-to-Geth- CT meeting, February 5.
 Mrs. Rosa Kramer and little daugh- ter departed Thursday night of last week for their former home in Kansas. It will be remembered Mrs. Kramer came here only few months ago with a hope of benefitting the health of her husband, but of no avail. The husband died and was taken back to the old home for interment. Mrs. Kramer was formerly Miss Rosa Grim. sister of o. c. and Arthur Grim.
 M. M. Norton and family, who lief, last November for Okmulgee, Okla made safe their retufn Saturday. M NJ. says Oklahoma is good place, but Arkansas is all right. We are glad to have the Nortons get back in time tt get busy and help us raise bumper crop. M. M. told us the leading grocer man at OkmIlgee was Frank Freeman former Berryville citizen, and that H M. Foster, former Green Forest gro german, was clerking in another gro 2 cery store.
 Why not get busy and range tht Green Forest post office ;cc"nmoda tions so patrons can get th"i, mail or Sundays and holidays? 9th T. towns our size and less enjoy this privilege.
 List of Grand and Petit Jurcrs
 The following i. T Ii of Granl ar Petit jurors of the next tern nf ci ( il court which will convene at Besrvviila on Monday, February 19:
 . Garnd Jurors; w. M Smith, J. A Kell, Joe Butler, Dent Gage. Vii Newberry, J. E. Farmer, George Gal. loway, Lum Anderson, Jess Fancher Austin Collier, Franklin Afford. ST.. John Harvey, John Carr, John Sneed, Joe Erwin, Jimmie Wilson. Altern ates; T. c. Freeman, E. K. Stamps Coon Tanning.
 Petit Jurors: E. E. Payne, E. J. Sel lick, George Pyron. George Dignan. s. J. Mckinney, Emett Hanby, A. w Lewis, F. Nj. Gage. Tommie Sisco Will Trimble, Tuck Bell, Ed Mitchell Sam Cormack. George Stroud, Poyno Ramsey. George Griffith, John Staf ford, EIbert Maxwell, Bob Wierrick Jeff Davis, Bulah Layman, Seaph Am brose, Hugh Pharris, Oscar Smith Alternates: Ode Denney, Tom Clancy Walter Hull.