The Green Forest tribune., 1918-01-25
Subscribers New and Old

and changes address from Diston, Greg to Oak Point, Wash.
 E. c. Douglas, one of Rules substan- tial citizens and prosperous farmers, braved the snow and came to town Saturday and while here placed his uatne on cur hua0r roll
 A.ss Hattie Campbell, who has re- gently returned from a stay of se vera! months at the home of her brother in Colorado, to her home on R. ?, sends the price of year S subscription. Jesse Nance is always up-to-now when it comes to an obligation. It is with pleasure we give him place on our honor roll list this week.
 Wm. Howard, one of Green Forests reliable draymen, is among our guests of honor this week
 G. L. McNiel writes from Calhon. Colo, sending the wherewith to "keep The Tribune coming" Mir. McNels s left Arkansas more than year ago and their many friends will be inter- ested to know they are still in the land of the living.
 J. D. McCracken is another one of our good Arkansas citizens who thinks the workman is worthy of his hire. |" and sees that the printer doesn't have to wait on him.
 Michael Farrell and family arrived last week from Texas and are now at nome on their newly acquired farm, the J. J. Shaffer place We heartily welcome these people and place the name of Mir. Farrell's father. Thomas Farrell, whose home is with this family, on our honor roll With pleasure.
 William Miller, the pioneer settler of the Brasweil Springs neighborhood, called Thursday for the 18th time in 28 years and advanced his Tribune date. He sure doesn't believe in 'hoodoing" the printer Mr. Miller is mucn concerned about the war and war conditions and as one way of help ing win he says he fully tolerates the discontinuing of the R. F. D. routes all over the United States and use the money paid out in that. way to help secure the money we are bound to have.
 Mrs Dollie P Watkins is a guest of our honor roll this week. Mrs. Wat kins was formerly Miss Dollie Poynor, daughter of Dr. w. S. Poynor, de- ceased, of Osage. ard a wife of the late pr. Garland Watkins, formerly of Carroiiton, but later Bellefonte, and is sister of our townsman, H. G. Poy- nor, the Fire Insurance writer and traveiing salesman. Mrs. Watkins and tine five children have made Green Forest their home the past two years.
 Jarrett Norris was up from Denver Tuesday and while in town paid The Tribune short visit, paid for a years subscription to The. Tribune to be sent his friend, w. A.Jenkins, at Heyburn, ida ard one to his mother, Mrs. J. E. Norris, Denver, Ark. Jarrett is one of the largest men in the state and has heart becoming his size.
 F. B. Beck, on R. 1, was a pleasant caller Tuesday and took care ol his own Tribune subscription and placed the name of his sister, Miss Gertrude Beck, on our list for four months. Miss Gertrude and sister, Miss Rena, and Miss Bessie Garden of Denver and Miss Hattie Bell Eldridge on k. are attending "The School of the Ozarks" at Holster, Mo, and will enjoy the news from home. Mr. Beck is nog fancier and is raising thoro- bred Poland China hogs Since April he has sold $ll0.00 worth of pigs and has the mother and one of the older pigs and new bunch of sever to draw on for the remainder of the $13O co he first invested in hogs
 Denver, Ark, Jan. 2l, 1918. Editor Tribune
 Green Forest, Ark.
 Enclosed find $l % to pay for The Tribune which is already coming. l wouldn't have missed the two copies 1 have received for the one dollar.
 Respectfully,
 j, M. Carpenter.