The Green Forest tribune., 1910-05-13
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 Local Mention. < k3 vour refrigerators ready. BY Elmer Wise for something to (IGs.sss '- Wells has bee" seriously ill . SU Cream every day in the week at 9ln,c R Crawford was a Berryville
 or Wednesday.
 zen Forest Ice Go. will receive a 9ontS,' Das, 1f ies this week.
 com, se latest fads in ice drinks at Elmer down IS soda fountain.
 terri us Carpenter and wife were up begsnh Denver Wednesday. l,% a%otl L' iss Lucile Russell visited her home j ssya, sTs yrryville Tuesday night. 5 andxA
 hoWafear1 is shipped out regular by T. gain Buell on Tuesdays and Saturdays. l." Hrs. c. E. Foreman has been in ? St keka Springs during the past week.
 teorre Butler and wife and Miss ., & Were here from Blue Eye Mon 9r fe f
 bull N. Pugh and family have returned 5oul k After some two years residence Com E06ee Wiles Candy and Crackers, endl frer in the world, at the Crystal Ice ySg % san s' Parlor'
 fs. F. o. Butt and children are lrm, If from Eureka Springs this week form 1j<ipg relatives.
 HIN fiIE Jenkins and wife of Alpena mad, <5ruests at the Sneed home Sat IS os land Sunday. lS;t lS g III Herbert Shbley went to Eureka rd;, Slii TITS Sunday night to visit her sister 'GN 2. joshua Stevens.
 q6xsma Stevens is at home this week, rite tii}g up from his duties as brakeman asS hd u6rsing disabled finger.
 FfShk Mckee has returned to his -. .EIF at Oxford, Miss, leaving his - Mrs. Burney much improved. sN IS Joe Warren is in Eureka EI i1Rs this week visiting at the home Q &6f cousin Mrs. Gus Warehouse. fl good secondhand Queen sewing T n4cline for sale at bargain.
 # GEORGE WISWELL. Phone 8S. EEd Pucket and Tim Firestone have ? 8enflaying 'em on the bank to beat !, me band down on Long creek since ru9Slay.
 = nk Stone writes us that he is now . <<1ed at Charleston, Wash, where he kSSSbought a nice home in town and a kaX Xsection of land.
 P6s tmaster J. l.. Rhodes is back at hls Host again after vacation at the ranch of his sons Ray and Blaine in the mountains of Colorado. Lee Ramsey came in Monday from a |pfospecting trip to Oklahoma. He did not look like man that had positive Bsymptoms of leaving Arkansas.
 1O00 tornado insurance for three -..:S9fs will cost you $1.67 year. It - uld be a mighty nice thing to have
 ysase of loss. See J. L. Russell. MGorfespondence often come in after 331e Tribune has gone to press. We mutt urge upon our reporters the inn pottance mailing so as to reach us not flH&er than Wednesday noon. The Tribune man accompanied by A. JsN Cox made circuit of the country pW northeast of Green Forest Tuesday, COP conditions out that way are en- Ec14raging in most respects. Eld. Borden remained over a couple o3days following his appointment here SNnday to administer the ordinance of boptism to six candidates. There were ten additions to the church.
 Lee Smith is still improving rapidly xom the effects of his accident at the lam shovel. He will probably be hle to resume his duty as engineer
 within the course of few weeks. applicants for positions as assistant
 achers in the Green Forest public ssehool are requested to file applications W the first Saturday in June. There
 Ee four to be employed. None but
 fst-grade teachers need apply. The Springfield Business College will ss limit students and let them pay after
 ley graduate from the salary they re-
 i've from situation secured by the
 hool. The demand for graduates is so eat that every one can be placed. Z Mrs. c. H. Colvin is in receipt of a tter from Mrs. W. H. Hatfield at ! alker, Mo-, stating that they had a fe there destroying nine dwelling buses and two business houses. Mrs. < atfield says that they are well satis- Med.
 Dr. D. B. Morgan, the
 Noted Veterinary Surgeon, Will be in Green Forest on