The Green Forest tribune., 1911-05-19
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 Washington, where they will be graded and the appointment made in time for the successful applicant to go on duty June 1.
 It would be an exceedingly hard guess who will be the lucky appli- cant, as all have stood a good examina- tion and any one of the bunch would make good carrier.
 The following is list of those who were examined: Kim Howard, Burton Grim, Adrian Firestone, Dave Watson, Carlos Harbert, Clarence Foreman, Ali Leathers, Granville Phillips, Judd Or rell, George Buell., Varnel Wisdom, Lewis Linen, Lee Parker, Willis Wills, Ben Noblett, A. A. Backus, s. B. Busch, Ed Swor
 A. M. Webb will buy strawberries.
 J. H. Bostain of Newtonia, Mo-, is here visiting at the home of his daugh- ter Mrs. James Masters.
 Were our side walks built for pedes- trians or bicycle riders? Will the coun- cil kindly answer this question?
 A man whose usefulness in the com munity would be missed leastis one who is opposed to 7-mill school tax.
 Paul Colvin is home for a few days. He has been in a railroad office at St. Aubert, Mo-, for some time past. 
 Greatest bargains ever offered in fur niture in the town can be had at Bryant Coxsey's Second Hand Store.
 MT. and Mrs. George Phillips and daughter Hildred were dinner guests of Mir. and Mrs. Charley Orebaugh Sunday.
 MT. and Mrs. Loss Seitz and Mrs. Nellie Sneed spent the day in Berry vile Saturday, guests at the home of Joe Bobo.
 Rebuilt and slightly soiled furniture at Bryant CoXsey's at about half the usual cost. Main street in the rear of Buell's produce.
 Loren Logan of Marionyille, Mo-, a nephew of Mrs. John Stafford, has 
 past two weeks.
 E. c. Cooper writes from Oklahoma City that he would like to secure cot tage in Green Forest for his family during the heated term.
 Wayne Bros. Carnival is holding forth in Green Forest this week attract ing the usual crowds with their motion pictures and negro minstrels.
 o. o. Murphy was in town Wednes- day with his hand in sling and an eX- pression of agony on his face that ac- companies a bad form of a felon. Miss Dora Denton, who has been vis- iting at Gassville, Ark, for several weeks, has returned home She was accompanied by her cousin Miss Leon Denton.
 Galloway & Woods moved their gro- cery stock tothe southwest corner of the square to c. L. Scott's block on ! Tuesday. Donaldson & Wells moved in where they moved out and the place va cated by the last-named firm will be occupied by the Harbert Hardware.
 You get certificate for 800 votes in Harbert's piano contest with every dol lar paid to The Tribune on subscription. This is the opportunity for some young lady contestant who wants to get votes fast. Get out and get money on sub- scription. It is good way to roll 'em up.
 Clarence Foreman has bought out the renter on his farm at Grand View and in spite of our advice, he will move his family to the "sticks' next week. Clarence is a fine fellow and will make good on the farm, but we don't see how Green Forest can get along very well without him and especially his amiable family.
 Some of Green Forests best people were guests of Mrs. Angie Paxton, the fortune teller, back in Egypt mount aims last Saturday and the stories they tell are wonderful. They say that if there isn't anything in fortune telling and they admit there isn 't-she is guesser from Guessersville. She meas ures her dope in a coffee cup.
 Next Sunday will be observed as Mothers Day at the Methodist church. Come wearing white flower. Let us remember our mother. Visit them if near enough and write them if not. Put a flower on their grave if dead. Subject at Il a. m., Mother" and at 800 p. m., True Womanhood. Everybody invited. w. w. Albright, Pastor.
 If you buy fertilizers you want the best for your money. The Kaw brand is unexcelled in any particular. It is genuine manure and permanently builds up the land There is brand designed for each of the various kinds of crops and the results are guaranteed to be satisfactory. You will find the Kaw fertilizers at the Buell. lumber yard.
 Dr. w. B. Woodbridge and family of Auvergne, Ark, arrived here Saturday and reached an early decision to locate. He has bought two lots from John Phillips on the east side of North Springfield street and has let the con tract for the building of a residence. They have experiments in the Hop per house on the north side of the square, which they will occupy until their home is completed
 After five years continuous travelling, covering almost the entire United States and tour of China, M. B. Rus sell has settled down at Brady Nebr., where he has accepted the position of business manager of the Vindicator. M. B. is lightning striker in the news paper field, being one of the rare speci- mems of humanity who is able to roll up business almost as well where it i ain t as where it is. He will make the ] Vindieator hum and no mistake.