The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-11

l Green Forest Ark. adv ]. r. Walker has out bills advertis-
 ing public sale to b. held at his home i2 Green Forest, Sa.urdav. Ian 19. 1 r. vii, consist of honsehold coods and
 kitch~n fnrniture. f9~m;ng implements.
 stock, hay and corn.
 Wanted-A load of oat hau. Phonn IT, 0. F. Hale. ady Ross Stevens and sister, Miss Lucy, have returned from holiday visit at Joplin.
 Auburn Walker arrived home from Raton, N. Mex, Friday and left Sun day for Heber Springs te assume duties in the mercantile business of which he is member.
 For sale Team of good brood mares. Mrs. B. c. Benedict, Green Forest, Ark. adv
 Cashier O'Neal was conspicious for his absence from his place of business Friday. He went hunting but we have not learned what all he caught.
 John G. Pulllam came over to the old home place from Berryville last night. MT Pullam has resigned his position, which he has held with the North Ark ansas Star for some months, to devote his time to the in terest of his candidacy for Circuit Clerk and Recorder, for which office he feels well qualified to fill, having served two years as deputy circuit clerk under his brother in Arizona some years ago. MT. Pulliam needs no introduction to the people of the Western and Eastern districts, for he has spent most of his life Tn the news paper business in Carroll county. Today he announces his candidacy in this paper for which he has worked off an on for thirty-seven years. Mr Pulliam is one of the best printers in Arkansas, first-class bandman, and will no doubt make Carroll county a first-cass circuit clerk. John has helped the politicians of this district in the past, to elect their favorites, and through his vote helped to elect the politician to some office he wanted Now it is up to them to stand by Mr. | Pulliam and give him his reward by electng him to the office he aspres county first office he has asked for. Eureka Springs Daily Times Echo
 The Green Forest National Farm Loan Association held its annual meet ing at Pinkerton & Orebaugh real estate office Tuesday at ? p. m. The following officers were elected for the ensuing year: president, J. B. Rose; ce-presdent, Andy Cox; secretary, Ali Leathers; appraisers, A. L. Me 1 Mel, Riley Orrell and J. B. Rose; as sistant appraisers, John Apperson, Will Nance and Wilson Thayer; board of directors, Marvin Youngblood, J. N. Walker, John Apperson, w. II. Lawr- ence, T. J. Enix, A. L. McNiel, Andy Cox, L. R. Twilleager, E. NJ. Hughes. Those whose abstracts were approved were signed up and they will get their loans at once. Something over s22,- GOO. co has been subscribed for. This money is all available just as soon as the abstracts to the land are all ap- proved.
 The regular Annual Bible School of the Ark ansas Baptist State Conven- | ton for Northwest Arkansas will open at Belefonte Monday morning at 10, a. n. Jan. 14, 1918. Every one who is interested in the study of the Bible and church development shoull attend this school. Entertainment free.
 Miss Ella Buell. County Canning Club
 Demonstrator
 Miss Ella Buell. received the appoint ment to the position of County Club Demopstrator by wire Dec. 29 and left the following morning for Fayette- vile where she is taking q special course for the work
 We congratulate Miss Ella upon re- ceiving the appointment and feel sure she is the right girl in the right place.
 Miss Elsie Marshall of Berryville who was Demonstrator last year re- signed the position on account of her health and has gone to Kansas to visit and perhaps make her home. Miss Elsie was whole souled, conscientious worker and we wish for her health and prosperity wherever she may go. JUDGE J. s. NAPLES A CANDIDATE shall ask my friends and support CTS to stand by me for another term as circuit judge. It's a long while be- fore the Democratic primary, but have fully determined to run and have seen many of my friends throughout the district who tell me that as they see it I can easily win. l believe in my friends. They have shown them selves so true and loyal to me in the past know can trust them in con test if it comes. 1 know my oppo- 1' nents if any 1 have will urge that have been in this office long enough to put me out and put them in They
 will not say that my record is bad or that they can give you better service than can. It's a hobby to get in on. This office belongs to the people. A judge is simply a servant of his people.