The Marshall republican., 1902-02-14
SLATER.


The lecture q the opera house by D.
McGurk, yr.. Wednesday night was
we'll attended.
Cards ere out announcing the mar.
risge o. Miss Nettie Decker 70 +. A.
drinn, Thursday, Feb. -, 1909.
Mrs. VIM. Wilson left Wednesday
night 70 make . visit 70 her sunt 10
Mexico, Mo.
CUterie club me- with Mrs. WIN.
Reid Yesterday afternoon. The ladies
are studying srt this winter and ere
having very Interesting meetings.
Miss Edus Howorker LEFT Tuesday
morning for 81. Louis, where she will
Ing Items for spring trade st home.
Miss Marion Reid 10 Ia the post.
ONCE to-day In the absence OF NJ.
Mann, r. NJ, who 10 taking In the
banquet given 70 the young Republi.
cans Of Missouri In Kansas City.
J. A. Teters left Wednesday for
Kansas City. He will stay I'VE and
take In the young Republican banquet.
Ormond Hupp, Maurice Mann and T..
+. Alexander expect 70 20 Friday
morning. These young fellows oil OK.
pect . Jolly time st the banquet Fri.
day night.
We heard that there was post.of.
fee inspector In Slater Saturday
checking up Postmaster Mann. From
the self satisfied expression on the
cOuntensuce Of friend Mann, We Judge
that his lamps we're found properly
trimmed and burning. The inspector
wss also inQuiriug for John Mohler,
from which We infer that the old case
Of having sent . written c0mmunica.
ton on . newspaper va not yet get.
tied. II 10 sure no joke 70 get cross.
wise with your Uncle's postal laws.
There 10 being quite . shake up In
the locOmOti0n department. A. 3.
Work, Dur present travelling engineer
o. Slater, takes the same position ~
Bloomington. e. Skinner. Of Bloom.
ingtOn, comes 70 Slater. q W. Tay.
lOr. the present round house foreman
here, takes the same position u
Brighton Park. Il. T.. N. williams
goes with him o. chief clerk; II 10 said
that tie following engineers have been
permitted to resign: Kirk, MOOuson.
Markham and Dunlap, with Others ON
the anxious seat. II 10 hard TO under.
stand oil this. These are oil good
men, and the company will 10 forum.
ate u they get - good men u al the
vacancies.
Old man StOrts asserted the other
day that Bob Jenkins hHd come over
bodily 10 the Republican party.
only hope II u true, ~ u party ID
lust the place for all level headed lib.
eral minded people. Ace Jenkins.
10 Bob rs the brains Of the firm; II
he had brains and that he was making
proper use Of them, II he leh the old
direlect Of . party he has 50 long be-.
lOnged To and join the party u pro.
Hress, prosperity and plenty, but
StOrts need have NJ fears, Bob will
stSy with them, although he admits
that the democrats have no policy
worthy Of the name. He will vote with
them SD ~ to be regular, q many
thousands Of Others are doing and
~fervently prays that ~ some time In
the dim future ~ idea may strike the
old party again 50 he can hoop them
up. ~ he used To.
We had another scrapping match on
Main street again this week, but as
our sporting reporter WAS not IN the
ground WI ran give but q meagre &c.
count OF the ARRAY. We learn how.
ever that nO serious injury was sus.
tained nv either Of the parties and
that both are able 10 attend 10 their
usual duties. A. our little account Of
the affair Of last week attracted some