The Green Forest tribune., 1911-05-05
Postmaster Has Additional Work
 for May.

Post tmaster Has Additional Work
 for May.
 Postmaster Tabor is completely "kivered up' with work. By order of the department he is compelled to keep such records at the post office during the period from May to 31, inclusive, as will enable him to furnish accurate ly the following information: The number of pieces handled; the actual time in handling; the average number of pieces handled per minute and the average number of handlings each piece receives with reference to the first. second, third and fourth classes of mail and their sub-classes.
 This additional work will require con- siderable time in the distribution and delivery of the mail, so you will have to be little bit patient if you should be compelled to wait longer than usual.
 Call on A. M. Webb for stock peas.
 John Bair was in St. Louis first of the week.
 A. M. Webb will pay cash for Irish potatoes.
 Old Gold Patent Hard Wheat Flour. F. H. Wells.
 Mrs. John Phillips can weave hair in any manner desired.
 Mrs. Otto Hardesty was up from Coin on business Friday.
 Ben Harbert was in Kansas City first of the week buying goods.
 Joe Villines came home Tuesday from business visit to Springfield.
 Mir. and Mrs. j. c. Howard visited relatives at Cisco Saturday and Sunday.
 Curt Harbert who visited the past week with his family here, left for Joplin Sunday.
 Barred Plymoth Rock eggs for set ting. 50 cents for 15. Mrs. J. B. Reeves. Phone 87.
 Dr. Spurlin will be in his dental office in Green Forest on Tuesday, May 9, to remain three days.
 Go to A. M. Webb's for all kinds of groceries and Urbanette four 1st, End and 3rd grades. Also bran.
 Don't forget that Dr. Spurlin will be here again May, g, 10, and II, if you are in need of dental work.
 Two good secondhand wagons, one 3 in., the other IA for trade. Prefer a good breechy COW. w. T. Carter
 For Sale-One threshing machine, one mare and colt, one COW, one buggy. Call on or phone Ellis Beck at Denver.
 Dr. Alvin Butt has closed his deal for Curt Harbert's residence and is pre- pairing to move here from Omaha this | fall.
 The Green Forest special prohibition act has passed both house and senate and now awaits the Governors sigma ture.
 Wanted Stock Pasture: IA miles south of town. Good grass, water and shade. SIPS per month. N. McDon- ald 5-12
 The first strawberries of the season were marketed during the past week. The quality is fine and we have promise of fair crop
 Miss Vergie Beck came up from Den yer Thursday to attend the banquet given by the Culture Club of which she is a member.
 c. L. Scott left Thursday for Dur ham, Okla, where he and his family will spend the summer on their recent ly acquired possessions.
 800 small chickens wanted from IA to pounds. Also 200 hens and 100 turkeys wanted. Will pay the highest cash price. A. M. Webb.
 The enterprising ladies of the Meth odist church have put the church in or der in good shape the past week by a general renovation, addition of new carpets, etc.
 Miss Blanche McCracken went to Springfield Sunday on business. Miss Blanche has been compelled to give u p her school work on account of trouble with her eyes.
 Miss Zoe Scott left Thursday for Wichita, Kans., for visit with her sister Mrs. Harry Dugger, before she goes to join her mother Mrs. c. L. 1 Scott and her sister Miss Francis at Durham, Okla.
 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 a brand designed for each of the various kinds of crops and the results are guaranteed to be satisfactory. You will find the Raw fertilizers at the Buell. lumber yard