The Green Forest tribune., 1917-03-02
Easter comes on April s.

Easter comes on Aprll 3.
 Gardening IS quite the rage.
 No more Tuesday night shows.
 Swat the flies before they get here.
 Civic pride is now ready for atten- tion.
 Remember the get-to- gether meet ing March 5
 Farm for rent, write or call j. k. Woods, Encn, Ark.
 Who said hard times, when you can get supper for penny an article at Stroud 6 Benedict's office, Saturday night.
 For sale or trade for cattle---TWo four year old mare mules, well broken. Call by phone or write J. K. Howard, Enon, Ark.
 Prof. Perrill and his corpse of teach CTS attended the Teachers Association at Berryville Saturday.
 T. s. Phillips was called here Tues day from Urbanette on account of the serious illness of his mother, Mrs. Mary Phillips. As We go to press she is no better, with no hope for recovery.
 Just at the last minute as we go to press at 3 o'clock, Thursday, we are phoned that Mrs. Mary Phillips had just passed away.
 Miss Roxie Porter is a new clerk at Coxsey 6 Sons store.
 Plant your tomato seeds for the can- ming factory crop just as early as pos sble.
 For nt--The Foreman residence. See o. F. Hale.
 In the report of the death of Lee Helmick. son of Mr. and Mrs. Helmick at Leslie last week, the name was mentioned as ''Lee Shahan" hence we give this correction. The mother was formerly Mrs. Daisy Shahan, but Lee was the only son of the Helmick union.
 Two miles of good roads were built on the Green Forest and Alpena high way, when an accident happened that put the Big Oil Tractor out of commission, but another machine has been ordered and the good work will soon he resumed.
 Jake Middaugh headed an overland train Monday loaded with wagon timber from Charles Claybourn' saw mill southwest of town The stock is very fine and will no doubt net Mir. Clay bourn nice sum.
 Hittson & Seitz shipped another car load of hogs from the Green Forest station Saturday night and have an other for shipment for the coming Sat urday night.
 Walter Shrum, south of town is about the fanciest wood dealer we know of. He paid his subscription Monday with load of Ash cook wood.
 w. P. CoXsev is so busy with his educated stick measuring and grading ties, writing checks and selling sixteen dollar suits that he says he just can't get off to go squirrel "hu ntin' atall. ''
 Ertie Alfred, Garland Russell, Bon Phillips, Ben Jones, Roy Kirkpatrick, Crit Stanphill, Andy Duncan, Jr., and Granville Phillips went to Eureka Springs Saturday and took the Civil Service examination for carrier on Route No. 5. There were eight others who took the examination, two from Berryvile, five from Eureka Springs and one from Rock House. A rural route is to be established out of Ur- banette and carrier will be supplied from this number It will be several days before the grades are returned.
 For hoarsness, infamed lungs or ir- rtating coughs, BILLIARDS HORE- HOUND SYRUP is healing balm. It does it's work quickly and thoroughly. Price 25c. soc and LOO Sold by Myers Drug Go.
 HERBINE cures constipation and re- establishes regular bowel movement. Price soc. Sold by Myers Drug Co.
 Earl Callen and Ernest Ayers of the Farewell neighborhood were in town Monday for the purpose of taking the train for Granola, Kan, where they have employment on farm the coming season. These are two promis- ing young boys who have interest in what is going on at home, therefore they subscribed for Tribune to come to their addres. turing their absence. We wish the boys well and that they may save their money and