The Green Forest tribune., 1912-05-31
Call on W. A. Walker for all kinds of dray work. Phone 96.

Call on w. A. Walker for all kinds of dray work Phone 96.
 A Sunbeam Band was organized at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Hepler leader and the fol lowing officers: Sadie Hepler, presi- dent; Sammie King, vice president; Gladys Russell, secretaryj Montana Smith, assistant secretary, and Hazel Rose. treasurer. The little society is an auxiliary of the Baptist church,
 A. DeBarr and wife are home again after an absence of month or so at Eureka Springs and Garland, Kan. MT. DeBarr is feeling reasonably well, but has not improved as rapidly as had been hoped for.
 Sallow complexion Is due to a torpid liver. HERBINE purifes and the liver and bowels o,,d restores the rosy bloom of heajtb - to the cheek. Price soc. Sold by R, L. Jernigan.
 In the whole field of medicine there is not ? healing remedy that will not Fepalr damage to the flesh more quick ly than BILLIARDS SNOW LINI- MENT. In cuts, wounds, sprains, burns sealds and rheumatism, it's heal ing, and penetrating power is extra ordinary. Price 25c, 50c and $1. per bottle. Sold by R. L. Jernigan.
 Street Commissioner Watson informs us that H. D. Meek has contributed four days labor on the streets, notwith- standing the fact that he is over the age of those required to do donation work. Such 2 spirit as this generally distributed would dQ great things for the town in the way of street improve ment. We hope that many others will follow MT, Meek's example.
 George 9rever came in from Saun- ders county, Neb., Saturday for brief visit at the home of his sister Mrs. J. L. Russell. He left on his return home Wednesday night accompanied by Mrs. Russell and the youngsters, who will spend several weeks at Mrs. Rus sells old home down on the farm
 A lesson that people of this country are needing to learn aadly IS in the care of pQhko school property. In little drive Monday two school houses were passed by the editor the doors of which were flung open to whatever use and abuse they may be subjected.
 Last Saturday night was the oc- casion of the regular annual election of officers of Green Forest ]. 4.ddge No. 404, E P M -s [ tto, ool',,. -,.o- .l .,,o,, Morshfpful Master; A. B. Grim, Senior Warden; G. N. Norris, Junior Warden; J. B. Reeves, Senior Deacon; A. J. Tabor, Junior Deacon; c. B. Grim, Treasurer; J. L. Russell, Secretary; and w. A. Butt, Tyler The installation will take place St. Johns Day June 24. ,~---- - -I
 henfy Rowland is putting in another 125-foot section of cement walk on South Springfield street, enough dona- tions having been gotten together to push the imprQyament forward that m4Gh
 Those having tomato plants to sell or those wanting to buy will please report to J. B. Reeves, who will adjust the matter.
 Mrs. Mary Ann Russell went to BerryviIle' Wednesday evening for a visit at the home of her son A. ].
 The annual convention of the Carroll County Singers Union is to be held at Coin a week from next Sunday. A good big time is expected
 Don't pay any attention to hot air, but buy fertilizer from J. 5. Reeves, who $ interested in your success, and whe can tell you what you need.
 Dr. Woodbridge has moved his office to suite of rooms over the post office.
 T. s. Phillips and wife were over from Urbanette Sunday.
 If the general tendency of your physical body is such that at periodical intervals, you are overwhelmed with a sensation of that tired feeling, we have an interchangeable compound that will alleviate to the demonstration of a gnat's eyebrow, Ruell's Fountain. East side.
 Capt L. E. Harbert is a late convert to the medical qualities of White Sul- phur water He was suffering with his eyes the worst kind the other day and he gave them bath in the famous aqua pura and secured almost instant relief. John Buell. has been cruel enough, however, to say that the re- suit would have been the same with any clean water.
 John Wells has taken out license as an auctioneer and is ready to-serVe the public in that capacity. The fact that the law prescribes a penalty of $500 for crying sale without license caused John to feel it best to be on the safe side, hence he has provided himself with the papers. .
 Assessor Escal Thompson will be wit us in official capacity June 27, 2S a o, 29 and July l.
 There is persistent rumor tF at th railroad shops are to be establ ,sbad a Grand View. The maneuvey of th company indicate that that ,Iace ie he ing seriously considered. 'N0
 Ben Harbert has beco- no citizen q Grand View, having ,sto & ohi;sbad him self in the produce hss;ness sGpltsneu at j1a t6a point, so we are inf ormed
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