The Green Forest tribune., 1918-02-08
Subscribers New and Old

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 Frank Sawyer was among R. 5's reiewals this week.
 Wm. Collier, one of Dry Creeks wide-awake farmers, joined The Tri- bune renewals this week.
 Isaac Emmett, one of R. 3's most industrious young farmers, called Fri day and mdde good his obligations.
 Kim Howard paid his annual respects to The Tribune while in town Satur- day. Kim was feeling happy and prosperous over the arrival of new girl at his home with the snow storm on Jan 10. Her name is Mary Imo- gene, and he says she is the finest girl in the whole country.
 J. A. J. Meek, one Of Dry Creek s wellto-do farmers, is listed as new reader this week.
 Carroll Stafford, one of the county's up and-doing prosperous farmers on R. 3, is always Johnny on the spot. !" He called Saturday. Carroll's long suit is red faced cattle, hogs, wheat, corn and hay.
 w. F. Wolf, one of Arkansas adopted sons on R. 5, who is proving a good citizen, applied wood on sub scription Friday.
 k. l.. Grabble is among the advanced th;c M,. Gr,Ill,t, E.. Green Forest, but his splendid busi- ness ability takes him elsewhere a goodly portion of his time He is now working for an oil company in Kansas.
 Taylor Dunlap, on R. ?. one of Car roll county'S oldest and most big ehly respected citizens, had the pleasure of coming to town Monday for the first time almost this winter on account of the weather. While here he re. membered The Tribune to the regu- lation for years subscription.
 E. L. Meek on R. 1, called Monday and made good his Tribune record Mir. Meek was one of the most sought after young men about during the re- cent cold weather as he came to the rescue of those out of wood and hauled during the very coldest days. His delivery was something near 50 loads
 Bob Boatright has sold his restaurant business and will soon be leaving for Berryville where he expects to enter farming In winding up his affairs Bob made clear his way for another years reading of The Tribune. The Boatright family have many friends in Green Forest who will be very friend ly with them next summer about the time chicken, watermelons, etc, get ripe.
 w. M. Conrad, on R. 5, who has, since coming here one year ago, be- come identified as one of our best and most business-like farmers, is a sub. scriber checked up this week one year in advance.
 Editor Tribune:-I am enclosing a check which will put me to the gooc with your credit We have had a very fine winter here so far. My Arkansas friends should have spent the winter in balmy South Dakota where snow has almost been unknown. Hope ev. erything is going we'll in my good ole native land I am making ready fol my spring planting and have just pur. chased 200 bushels of seed corn paying $500 per bushe. With best wishes to the Smith family.
 Hugh Reynolds. Redfeld, s. Oak.
 w. E. Lamb and son, Wayne, are honor roll guests this week. Mir. Lamb has recently become owner of the entire business of the W. E. Lamb & Co.'S. business, having purchas ed the interest of the late J. w. Price from the estate. The Lamb Saddlery is one of the finest to be found and the workmanship unquestionable. In fact his goods go from shore to shore and any one able to own Lamb sad dle, bridle or set of harness congratu- : late themselves that there is none bet ter. We are glad to note that Wayne s experience in Saddlery before becom ing q soldier doubly qualified him for service for Uncle Sam. He is now in Washington City taking course in school, at the close of which he is to receive an appointment in some line of work in the saddlery profession. Fayetteville, Ark Feb 1, 1918. Dear Mrs. Smith'-You will find enclosed one dollar for The Tribune It is just like letter from home
 How is everybody? Heard they had the German measles in school. hope they don't get so bad they will have to stop school. How is } school this year? Did many more start after the holidays?
 am just liking school fine, This sure is a fine school. am taking an L. ]. course.
 My room mate, Cula Brickey, is studying Ge,man. ] dop'tfsncy the German language myself. l don't want to honor the German name enough to study their language.
 l took dinner at Sister Meals Sum-