The Green Forest tribune., 1913-03-21
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Jesse Hinchman and Bud Hodge left Tuesday for California.
 Mrs. J. B. Dodson has been seriously ill for several days but is improving.
 The present Democratic administra- tion has not so far reduced the cost of ladies hats.
 Ralph Routzong has returned from Colorado and resumed his old place in the Progress office.
 Nose Smith has been confined to his bed for several days from a severe attack of rheumatism.
 Assessor Eseal Thompson has pur- chased lot from A. J. Russell in the Crawford Addition and will soon begin the erection of neat dwelling and every body knows Eseal is single man.
 The closing number of the Lycem course was given Friday evening at the Ozark. Ole Theobaldi, the celebrated | Norweegan violinist, accompanied by a special pianist and good singer, both ladies, entertained packed house for two hours.
 At the town mass meeting Friday night the following municipal ticket was nominated: Mayor, w. J. Douglas; Recorder, B. B. Eslinger; Alderman, Tom Morris, J. w. Freeman, Tobe Smith, Will Elan, J. T Pritchard: The Commissioners met Monday and made the official ballots.
 Much has been said about Odus Davidson breaking down as the day of his execution draws near but such is not the case He has steadily main tained his indifference to his approach ing fate. His case, however, has at last reached the supreme court and this will necessarily stay his execution several months.
 Collector J. H. Davidson says that he believes it his duty to follow the law as to the time of payment of taxes. He says the law makes it the duty of the county clerk to charge him up with a penalty on all delinquents after that date This will give the Collector plenty of time to check up his books before turning them to the County clerk and thus prevent many of the errors that creep into the tax sales.
 Some holy rollers gave an exhibition of the unkown tongue service on the streets Sunday, also held special service at the county jail. They were accompanied by an interpreter, who essayed to tell in English what the gobbler had said in the unknown tongue. It was observed that the spirit" led the user of this lingo to use almost the identical same chatter each time, but the interpreter found wide difference in the expressions ut tered.
 One of the Federal prisoners made an attack on Sheriff Walden Monday evening while the Sheriff was locking one of the cell doors. The prisoner struck the Sheriff across the side of the head with piece of chair but did not sufficiently stun him to allow the escape of the prisoner. The wound, however, was quite painful ands some what serious. During the day Monday the Sheriff had discovered that several of the iron bars in the corridor had been cut and he had a blacksmith to repair them and the attack followed as the Sheriff was locking up for the night.
 The grim reaper of death has visited this vicinity with telling effect during the past week John c. Edwards, coming 1 from Oklahoma to this place only few weeks ago, died last Thursday. He was a Confederate soldier. Eld. Rose conducted his funeral from the Baptist church of which he had been a communicant for many years. Char ley Jackson died last week at his home near Grandview. Ms T. Reynolds, one of Carroll eounty's most prominent country teachers died at his home in North Polo Friday. Mrs. Elizabeth Wood died at her home in Berryville Monday night. She was the former widow of John J. Grim, her late hus band being Dr. J. B. Wood. Mrs. J. H. Molloy, wife of Dr. J. II. Molloy. died Monday morning from lung trouble.
 Dr. w. A. Harvey had very narrow escape with his life last Thursday during the windstorm. He was answer ing call near his fathers home in near Maple and tree twenty inches in diameter blew down falling squarely across his buggy, smashing it all to pieces and pinioned him to the ground, requiring the assistance of several men to extricate him. His injuries for sometime were thought to be fatal, but, if no complications arise the at tending physician, Dr. c. A. George, thinks he will recover, but he will necessarily be confined to his bed for several weeks. The doctor has been quite unlucky. Only last fall he re- ceived an injury caused by his buggy wheel striking him which held him to to his bed for more than two months. His host of friends are much interested