The Green Forest tribune., 1914-03-20


 A. DeBarr and Capt. Lightburn were BerryviIle visitors Monday.
 Raymond Russell of BerF FyvilIo spent Sunday with Green ForesS relatives.
 Attorney A. L. Kinney loGked after some legal matters at the, county seat Moneay.
 Dr. Poynor has received that fine new auto and it is generally agreed that it is dandy.
 An evening of Wholesome humor, music, story and S6ng by Schultz, the Banjost and .Zmpersonator, Friday night, Marchs
 Miss Jd3TTarren is getting material on the ggound for the erection of q moder1residence on the lot just north of W/P. Kirkham home.
 W. J. Mallett, late manager of the Star Hotel, moved to Berryvile Mon day, where he will make his headquar- ters as a travelling salesman.
 Ben MeNiel and wife left Monday night for Springfield, Mo, in response to a message announcing the serious illness of their daughter, Mrs. Lydia Haywood.
 An Illinois man, who read Mrs. Ji m Buell's poem in the Booster, writes MT Buell. for further information about this country, saying it is his intention to come here later.
 If you don hear Schultz, the Banjo Player and Impersonator, Friday night, March 20, you will be sorry next day when you hear your friends talking about it.
 c. E. Schultz, Banjoist and Imper- senator, who will appear here Friday night, March 20, actually makes the banjo talk. Come out and hear him at the School Chapel. You'll be sorry if you don't.
 Lay aside your troubles, grouch and Player and Impersonator, who appears here Friday night, March 20, under the auspices of The Ladies' Culture Club.
 For the next 30 days we will make some prices on furniture such as Green Forest has never seen before. If we have what you want now the price will self it; if not we will nave it in the next two weeks. Look out for our next car it will be worth seeing.
 PEOPLES EXCHANGE.
 E. s. Foreman can supply several well rooted plants of the famous Hymalia black berries at 15 cents each. These are the most prolific berries ever grown, and the fruit is excep- tionally fine. These vines bears for six weeks.
 The snow storm that slipped up Wednesday night has put a different aspect upon the immediate approach of spring and has halted predictions as to the peach buds, which were thought to be alive so far in sufficient quantities for good crop.
 Will Fritz was called to his former home in Madison county Monday by phone message announcing the death of suicide by shooting himself Sunday night The young man left nc explana- ion for his deed. His mind is thought IO nave DSCOlllG GBDClduC6u.
 Finishing work is to be commenced on the louse-wiring in few days and as fast as the work is completed q the company hopes to have same settled for, as they have, been at great expense and need the money in order to meet bills contracted for material and construction work.
 Owing to so much political gab going on in town last Saturday afternoon the fruit growers did not hold their meet ing, and The Tribune is requested to announce that there will be a meeting next Saturday afternoon at o'clock at which time several matters of i'm portance at this season are to be consid- cred.
 The indications were quite strong for day or two the past week that there would be a vote taken for Postmaster of Green Forest in connection with the primary next Wednesday, but it has finally been decided to postpone the contest to later date, as all Of the de- tails could not be satisfactorily ar ranged on so short notice.
 There was whole regiment of can ddates camped in Green Forest last Saturday. All the county asprants were busy handing out cards, handshakes, smiles and confidential chats, while two of the congressional guns, Fuller and Bratton, were discharged and the three candidates for State Senator made their wishes known.
 When you go to make up your ticket, if you are a voter in the Democratic primary next Wednesday, way down the list of candidates for office you will find bunch of names for Assessor, among which you will find the name of C. R Crabaugh. Now, what Mr. Ora baugh wants you to do is to draw your pencil through all the names for that office except his leaving him your choice for that office No man in the race will appreciate the favor more or work harder to make you a good officer for Charley is as honest as the day is long, and his past record in that office, winch he held one term several years ago, proves that he is competent to fill the place. If every Democratic voter who reads this will follow Char leys suggestion, he will be our next Assessor Mir Crabaugh's name an nouncement appears in this issue.