The Marshall republican., 1904-07-29

compsnied the Saline delegation TO
that place Tuesday evening. A very
enthusiastic crowd was found 81 81.
Joe and we give . more foil report
elsewhere. J. J. Smith, J. N. Null.
~. W. Walker, Leonard vapDyke
and 8. P. Houston represented Sc.
line.
Lewis Pssry's young horse took
fright shout . mile north OF town
while he wss driving home from his
,thresher Wednesday evening, threw
him out Of The buggy, got loose and
ran 10 town. Luckily Mr.. Petry was
not hurt, and nothing was broken.
He cent for the horse, hitched him to
the buggy again. and drove home
without further incident. Nelson
Time Card.
The picnic Saturday under the su-
spices Of the A. NJ. Z. church held In
Clay's grove, was we'll attended by
the colored folks. The waverly
band came down and furnished the
music. Prof. Perkins, Of Glasgow,
he'd charge Of feature called "Nero's
Cav alcsde." which was one Of the
principal attractions. Good order
prevailed throughout the day and
evening.
Frank Barnes, an employee on the
section OF the c. Il A. was run over
by the hand car. Monday evening as
he, with the rest OF the crew we're
coming In home on thecsr, the handle
broke throwing Barnes, who was
working II backwards, onto tho track
and passing over his right leg sever.
Ing one OF the muscles. He vas taken
to his home, and while the bruises
are painful they are not serious.
The swee, Springs Herald has been
sold to Geo. W. Tuthill and another
young man OF that city, and will here.
after be run as an independent paper.
Mr.. ra,hlll is IN old experienced
newspaper man and will no doubt
make the Herald q paper that Sweet
Springs may be proud of. II Is la u
city that ought TO have aud support a
good newspaper and we hope that he
will receive proper encouragement.
Mrs. John Speck entertained her
Sunday school class at the residence
OF Mrs. Frank Lisetor, north oftowu,
Friday afternoon, July 22d, II being
Mrs. Lisetor's birthday anniversary
Those present were: Miss Matte and
Ralph Speck, Mrs. John Liggett,
Mrs. WIN. johnson. Farrie Johnson,
Mrs. Chappell, Miss Cora Smeltzer,
Mrs. T.. y. Smith and children, Miss
Dollie Soper, Miss Sadie Scott, Mrs.
Farris. Ice cream and cake Was serv.
ed and . pleasant timc was spent by
oil. Mrs. LIsetor was the recipient
OF many handsome presents
Oh, the sAdnes. OF IL! Tenderly she
laid the silent white from beside those
that had gone before. She made no
outcry, she did not weep. Such q
moment was too precious to be spent
In Idle tears. But soon there came q
time when II seemed that nature must
give way She lifted her voice long
and loud. Her cry was taken up by
others who were near and II echoed
and echoed over the grounds. Then
suddenly all was s,lll. What WAS the
use OF II alls She would lay another
egg tomorrow.
Saturday morning a quarrel oc.
CURED on Three stree, between q ne.
gro man and woman, named Simpson
and Mary Tippy. !, appears that
they had rooms In the same house one
Ia one end and the other In the oppo-
site end. They were 10 = dispute when
Simpson struck the woman with .
club knocking her down and then
striking her several times, the last
time hitting her nins months old
baby which the woman bad In her
arms. Both are In q critical condi.
tlon. simpson was arrested and ar
raigned before Justice HAwley Satur.
day afternoon charged with assault