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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
The Record Of the Hen

The caeklc OF that esg modest and
compared noisy their business
proportion made hon has the far
genuine substance.
than the annual production
ot an the guild min United States
monhs she poees wealth than tho capital
all the banks In the New clearing hoaso.
Tier esrs than the yvarn pro-
dactioa Of Fon
Years pay the national debt
The annual Of tha az agriculture shows that
the
al pote the barley the tobacc
thu and the rice They practically equal the dairy pro
on BY ne of bumper
year
M the a week On dsy thcre
eontaninW tsstea
business amounted IA $3.50.
900
great u which boaat maoh sink
N insignncance beside the motes hen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
Mems and BOYS Dept

Mems Cotton Sax. light shades
Tor summer wear. no dye 90 In
lurs the feet. t2ise grade. AZ
ss..+.s+t. .ss.ttsst = l1te
Mems BnlbfigEan Underwear.
dark color aatean gusseted
Drawers. an excellent s0c Ear
meut sale price .s.....=.. g5e
Mems Japanette Handkerchlefs.
hemstiiched they have initials,
bat we're out 81 most initials.
so we'll sell these l2iac grades
ht .ssftts#4.t..s# s...ta.t t.rtt tie
Mems Fancy Tan Isle Sox. with
silk embroidered designs. dua-
Bile sole. sc grade. ~ Zoe
Mems Belts. tan. gray or black.
all soc grades 90 at ..,s.. 2Je
Mems Golf Shirts. In staple col.
ors. made Of madras or percsle.
59c and Toe values. A. .... zoe
Meas Heavy Tan or Black sox.
seamless. and fast colora. best
make for wear. a pair 1--we
Mems Or Boys Bathing Trunks.
all sizes. n ...s...s......t. 30
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
TALES BY THE
OLD ENGINEER

There are 40 many things. thru.
ing and humorous. 10 tell about ia
my 80 years experience ~ ha on.
sineer that I scarce know shsN to
begin
"Hut tell u.s." / aaid. something
that fingers IN your memofy. that
you cant forget
There's 50 many linFprH,n he
aaid refillinH his pipe. "tuIi YES.
heres one I can picture nnf tn4s
shut my eyes. We waa a4liabinE
backward faster than a upagl rlpnet
down the Grade aud eurveksok ca,
chnras paaa. With "A long PA pen
ger train
Wed often made that 30 Ahat
way. but this tlue my firenaMn Iao
Matthews. looking out from thsten.
der. turned Ca me with n Yafs Msar'
ed face aud says Jim. tllafea u
big engine headlight ooiaiAa on
right after IA bella solng
Can't be. George. I said 'rhe
dispatches are all right. aud I
didnt Soc nothin shsn I looked oat
few seconds ako OF course. l
leaked cut again and. sure enough.
thern Vas that enElhr coming. We
had rouudvd a curve and that was
why hadn't seen q
Gosh. George said. this
looks bad f8f as That ilEht be.
longs 90 one 81 those great big pull
ers. and she's coming 70 miles an
hour 10 cur CO..
Then ueorgo shouted Coed
God. Cap''-ho always called me
Cap there's another one coming
right behind that one don't see
no headlight. bat them sparks sesl
And shes iuat a wainx IL. ton she's
coming backwards. like as
"sure enough he waN right. thare
they came pounding down the
slaps Maybe yuu think our hair
didnt sNeat cold and the baaha
drop down 10 siatlc GA our fore.
heads Bat. what could 40 aor
And that load IL Passengers before
unt
so We Numbered on George
aad slth our heads ous u the
cab. And what DO fnu think AZ
sea Another amakestack spJufing
lika volcano. rlsht oehind the sec
/ und one
Gee. that's thrive Of thsm'' said
George
An ! could saY was Hell must
{ b. letting loose. George. this IL go
lnE - be a most awful wrenkN
Down. down the slope - vent.
aud behtnd "a the three ensiaes
fheu W reached the iwyel It's
ail of nov. said Well b. hump
Cd IN. SURE. but ~ let her vlia
open. and that's my duty did Then
+ Ne waited Tor tbs crash
Il dtant come. though About
a mile paeast over the levwl ws saw
a waving Of stop lights behind and
81 rourae Ne stopped ap.
Then George and | AMI the con.
daetof ran back 70 where sc tuuua
three engines Il appears that a
monster freight train vas disabled
AZ the top % the CaehafAa pass.
and while the engineer AMI kyfman
waFe mating REPAIRS a ffextef rain
coliiaed sta the enmlna. iAk sssock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
BUSY DAYS At
HIGH SCHOOL

with Commencement day I'VE
seszs asaH, and class social events
sfuNiluE thick ant fast the seniors
at tue hiEh achoai sre kolna 70 have
a busy Tins Ia the aakt tsN seeks.
0n Mar rs tho laulnr class viii give
the ssfllsFn : pienlc at sieYdsnhaner
baY. un jane the annual aeniat
ball vii take place. ON June Is The
exclusive aeuinr nirnie and the class
daN exercises viii he hala AZ Three
Tree fsalnt aud ths commencement
day exercises vii b held 0n June
- az the brand opera hause.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
ExEMPTs LUMBER

WAaHiNaToN. May ~. senator
piles Yeaterday secured the paHHaas
Of an amendment 80 the railway rate
bill changing that section which pro-
hihita common carrier from trans
portion any article produced BY u 80
that such articles would not iueiues
timber aud the manufactured pro-
ducts thereof This Niii be ~ I'M
manae benefit to the humber Inter
eafa az Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Children's Creepgra o. PLAY Suits
have arrived. an sizes kt soc
Boys Waists. reds. hluas black
aateena or LIGHT coloral choice
...s........s......... 25c
Pearl Handled Pocket aSnivos.
ladies' or gents. sliEiplY Inn
perfect. ti.o0 TO ti15 / values,
al ...s.............. -1e
Mems or Ladies' Cork Inaolea. al
sizes. Is pair .......ss ~. Sc
Mems Cclluioid cuffs. GOOD = IL.
al Sizes. n pair s....ts fDr
Rubber Collars. 'Boniiaee~ brand
the best made. all s'yieH for
................s....s.. soc
or. each ..sf...s..ss.. zoe
Rubber Cuffs link or round. al
sizes. a pair ,-ss..s.s. BE
Mems Suspenders. a fun sample
line. values ranging from soc
70 81 Is o pair. your pick ~
.s-sts.##. .t.Ht.s.ss.tsss. sBtlc
Mons Golf Shirts. big assortment
Of neat patterns. also plain
white. blue OF tan. as good "a
ans dollar shirt. for $50. tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
THE NEW LONDON LADIES
TAILOR SYSTEM

u worth - %. You cannot hnf 40
other draaAmakinz chart for ies4
WIKI tAla chart nnYcns wha eau
ses. can rake sny KAfnaent. fhs
Star has 4 limited numher Of these
charts. vhlch u uiIi seii @ tts sab
seribera fog fifiy cents each. isQ9
Sevpnth steane. batween uuion anf
uaiFsrsitr streatA 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Boys Hustler brown Suits. an
eniorH ana sizes FROM s 10 g.
regular us. Hppcisi sI.pD
Boys Double nrea sfst suits. gray.
brown mixed fniera aud h.ur.
made Of best material. sizes
FROM 90 -. special agIS
Boys Knee Pants good zoe grade.
All aiaes, from Z % tt. several
eulnrH yuuf choice a..... Die
Mems Pants. made 81 best -
worsled, all ealors and Sizes
special .sas... e.. ... sf.nS
BOYS Three Piece Suits. ~ if wn
amt gray these are worth s. 90.
thry are made Of fancy Worstad.
sizes 90 ~. special $40
Havs' Corduroy Pants. Sizes 10
z best grade. regular ~. arss-
Nttt .sst-s s.tsst .f.s ptif
Meus tnue1 Wash Vcsia white
with figure 1r tan figured sale
price .........l4 #z.... Sf.pr
Mems Linen Collars. triv. an
Sizes and styles. our ever nopu-
lar special ..a=...4 81 Re
Mack satceu shirts. best de
grade. 20 .t.--t-,.s-.... Hoc
Mems sample Union Suits. fine
ribbed ur plain halhriRgans.
values tta5 90 t3ea. cholre a.
a.t.sH.- ssftts= ..s...s y 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
rslEF STEALS sUir CASE

A sneak thief walkad off with "a
suit ease belonging 10 q o Guy
from Guys drug store. at s.oond ~
and frAier way. yesterday Later
woman appeared Ia a dawn town
pawnahop trying 90 sell the Strip.
but By the time the poliea wefo noli.
fled she had decamped
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

elty 10 tho Young lady securing tho
highest numhef of Votes. George
town Ikyl Times.
Telephone subscribers IN Chicago
have farmud a union, They are 10
termlned not 20 work more than
eight hours "a raise central
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Hen Ragefa secretary last a Tor
tune piaA ing carn-r nu the eanfi-
Dental iufurmaiiau be gained leo
his work. And after al the tips
Tom lawson had given on ueu. too.
IN. duuma Was opened With
prayer uut then. "a il ths unit1d
states senate.
A LIVELY THURSDAY IN ANT.
MURP.
A travelling medicine man IA a
two horse ear ~ rauidinE VAS cali
ina an aur ritiaens Thursday Ant.
Werp. ohin. bee
Well this - the limit"
what Ia
WHY. hsfa IL hiii from Huiber,
the florist. and u has fafgrtsuis-
mats printed All ayef it~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
on. MnARroN Is cHosEN.

The members - tha senior clana
yesterday decided that they would
haxw u. F1rtchsr Whafton preach
cusHussncsm~uf aay exercises an
Jans a tant rraF Isr. Matth~~n
pFeaehsi tAs bsrralaurnats sefmau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
Tourls, Useurslon.

No finer ride on the sound than
that 90 the L & haxY iaFdH at
Isrsmurtan. where the famous bat
tlsshfp oreEoa and ths largest
training ship Ia the world. The phi
adelphia. can be seen Also the CIV.
eminent drydock. cruisers and tor,
psado boala Boats leave Pier 2 sir
times daily noand "trip SO cenla -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

a number NJ women met at this
rcAtdance IT Mrs A ] Woodhouss
"Wednesday afternoon. May IL, -
organise 4 branch ingEgc ef the sona
OF ~ George Their neat meeting
wiii be with Mra n HouKhton. 1850
Qacrn Auaa az. nsar GaYiqr Il /.
"Wednesday. Iay - a. p ~.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
DESERTER SHOT

SALT LAKE May ts=Prlvate
smith. Twelfth battery, field artii-
lery. Was probably fatally wounded
Yesterday white tryina % escape
from the Huard house at t'ort Doug
iasa. being shat down b. q sentry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
SHE'S GOING SOME.

Miss Dona Hamilton Is running
HE a scared rabbit She will not
only have 4 trip 20 Atlantic CITY
this summer az the expense " the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

NY aim said Walker Tyre. 'ls
10 make people forget that am
acting
Then. nv good fellow. you are
10 be elassed as public henefac-
tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
STAR DUST
BY Josh"

LHxiuEtoa Herald. bat Ia AZ the
head Of the lint for a handsoma suit
and hat promised by a firm In that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Grover Cleveland has again de-
ciared he viii not run for president
Pretty soon Grover viii break into
tins nursery rhymes. right ander the
few lines shout the pretty maid
who had not ASKED anbody 10 ac.
company her on a milking cEpedi
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

.Have you any horscie acid IN
the honse7 asked the doctor.
Not . be replied the woman
who looked after the family medl-
cine chest
That's strange" remarked her
husband Y thought the meat man
brought n roast of beef this after
noon %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Muncie. Ind. man Nbo tried 90
corner the union marEet vent
crazy. II was TOO strong 20 cor
uew.
But IL hasn't ben - slow. even
n Il is a drug trust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

One o. n reasons
tn unexpected hap
pens Is that It's un
expected.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Ehiisis Shoes made ~ fine Wet
HID. aufiua heel. the Vrtv pfsGa
toe qr uatay toe. extension sole.
Sizes 90 :. apHelai ..... gSr
chiids utfards. patent yBup. inn
back. All sizes. regular tisa.
sreHtat .sss++ts ..sstssss Def
Infants Sandals. one sffaf. either
tan pf patent hi. sizes Z 90 ~.
special s+ss.tsst. #ss.tt#t soc
chlld's pne=stran Sandals. in tan
uf patent kld wedge heel. npxl.
bic Sole. special .ss4..s... .tac
fiaNa' Shoes. heavy eaifskin. exc
tension sole re-enfarred back.
HiNea frum as "a ~. regular
&i2a, special s.+..s...... use
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

A WORD FROM JOSH WISE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Misses. fsanapia Shoes patent tiu
eHtsnaiau sole. ium heel. aiHaM ! 1
% Z. feGgiaf tfs4. apsriai s..
s.sa#aftssa tss-sss ttsssf sIIV
Misses ffne ITssa shoes Butcher
style. best ef vtei upper. OK
tended #ale. sizes III 60 sps-
Clal tt.s.....s. ..ss...s+ .Sf.95
Misses Patent Colt Oxfarda. iow
heel large sYfiet. medium sale
duii hack regular ktAa. nuerini
sfsasttsss .sstt.s t.sss SLID
Miaaes' Patent C'olt shuna. matt
kid top. flexible sole. low heel
all aiEns special a.44.Af go
fhutifena Pine uunRaia Shoes
good ssfhsta ufial saie. low heel.
patent ~. special .-.s.. sI.25
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Ladies Fine uonEala shoe. patent
ftp. mesiiuHn hest. ffaNihis sole.
very comfortable. sraeiai $3.50
Ladies' Fine Patent colt Namp
0xFard. matt htd back. extern
sion sole military heel niuc her
style. veil worth tae9. special
sstt+tts .sss..s .sss.ss Nk.ls
Ladies F1ns Wet XII Dress Shoes.
sithef hand turn % weit SOLE.
military heel. an sizes and
Hiifh special ....s.... $3.50
LADIES' g. 80 Tan Oxfsfda pafaY
Zoe. military heel. extension sole.
Russia cafe. special ...sI.-n
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

Boys Pine Wet Shoes. Hiuuhes
style, medium sole. cap toe
very drsEay. special SI.B.J
Bays Heavy Shoes. iron clad.
Ef8tu rather. ron rInahle. are
made far wear. slaes ffu1n u "a
- spee iai s....-ss.tss st.3S
Mems Wet Shoes. pafav toe
hlurhar style. medium auie. alt
Sizes. spscial .s.s...s.. s2.tN
Mems Tan Dsforda. fine Wet kid
flexible sole. very aaeksR nfI
sizsa regular tzsa. special
sssts.s4a. ssss.ss 40
kieus Canvass Shoes niua hef
STYLE EraY III c6iof. frxilds anlr
cool and comfortable. srnrfsi
...s...s= 1890. 5000. $50
Men's Carpet slippers. al siaes
regular 90. special ...... 2ac
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18

' eRoeERv NEEDS HFRF-1VeRvrHiNe AT Low PRICE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-05-18
ADJUSTMENTS.

WEEKS nEAutrNKna
lffta ssaaaaf ssassh afiisss itaFb vs.
sfaiaI refHsfsinsaH tfifnaH an4 nffh.
fA SD aElsh. nsfaifF nsssa slainHsfe snd
aiiaaIs fsataf Gf5Haaaafh Sass asHHs sas5H
49, wees = Hafa=H Han RraHsss.a
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. c. &. Forbes and
son Roy were guests OF MIR. aud
Mrs. Willis Mckinney SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dierking and
family were Sunday guests OF Mr..
and Mrs August D~ierkins OF
Sweet Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. Lemon and
daughter, Miss Title, grandson,
Gleun, Miss Lizzie Alger. OF Swee.
Springs; Mayne Bentley, and A
w. Forbes we've guests Of d. NJ.
Harris and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Knott and
daughter Bessie spent Sunday with
relatives near Mt. Leonard.
Misses Bessie. Knott and Dors
Harris we're visitors OF Miss Myrtl,
Carmean Friday.
William Katlender was a caliel
at Walter Larue's Sunday evening
Miss Lizzie Alger, Of Swee'
Springs spent a few days the 6rs
Of the week with relatives in thiJ
vicinity.
Miss Doliie Dierking is spendin,
ieS days in Sweet Springs a
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs J. R. L.aughli'
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
GRAND PASS

At present writing May I4th,
the weather conditions sie very
dry. Corn planting is still going
on, some Of the tardy ones have
considerable acreage yet TO plant.
but give the ex.use that Its too
dry f'r con CROWN anyhow,
t'won't do no good nohow now
YOU know how"
The Cerstner, Steff.u and Hase
families visited the Ru6.Arens-
Meyer family Sunday.
Now that dry weather prevails
one begins to hear "dry" yarns.
Fritz says the water tastes wet on
one side only" while Frank de.
clares he must run the cistern
through the clothes wringer every
morning to get enough water Il
make coffee" Jim lows thai
water drinkin' is too expensive,
a luxury" Sam walks of with
the belt by claiming THAT he ha;
ter soak the hogs over night to ri,
'em to hold slop mex mawnin'."
Jas. Bryan ond Miss Katherine
Clawson visited Miss Toledo
Arens. Meyer Saturday.
A goodly audience of Germans
assembled at the Christian church
Sunday afternoon, preaching being
by the pastor of Blackburn.
Mrs. + J., Humphrey, OF Evans
ton. III, is visiting at her parents,
the Ar n,.Mey
Miss Rebecca Wahmeyer lef'
Saturday on a visit TO friends anc
relatives in Jefferson City and
Chamois.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
SALT SPRINGS

Anderson Orr has come to spend
the summer with his brother, A.
II. Or and wife.
Mrs John Bagby Of centralis,
aud 7. A. McLennon. wife and
children were guestso Of A. Rams
berger's family the last Of the
week.
Misses Adele Bray aud Georgia
Wallace were callers oil Mrs. II.
+. Dingley Monday afternoon.
Elias Redman is spending a few
days with his daughter, Mrs. II,
Thomas.
Several have received invitations
to the graduating exercises Of class
of 1900, Marshall High School, oil
which Annie Blair Brown is a
member.
The Ladies Aid Society met with
Miss Mamie Smith last Thursday
afternoon. Refreshments Of punch
and waters were served. Nearly
all snembers were present.
II. G.. Fulkerson and wife made
a flying trip to Marshall Saturday.
The Salt Springs school closed
last Friday with a picnic which
all present heartily enjoyed.
Mrs. Milton Alison was In our
ueigbborhood Friday and took
home with her Miss Annie Dysart.
her sister.
II. Il. Dingley has just got in q
lew lot OF shoes aud dry goods.
A fresh line OF harness, overalls,
Jumpers and shirts at the mer'
chant Dingley's.
Decoration day, May 80, will b,
observed at Salt Springs church
services at ago conducted by Rev
Bass; aftsrwaid a meeting OF thu
directors. Everybody cordially in
lied to come out.
Everybody feels thankful for thu
ain that came Tuesday afternoon
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
cRETcHER

Miss Nellie Treece is spending
the week at her grandparents. Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Treece and also q,
her Uncle's John Treece.
Miss Annie Jackson, Of Swee,
Springs, is a visitor at the home oil
Henry J~ackson's.
Mr.. and Mrs. KEEL Shores and
little child, OF north Of Swee,
Springs were visitors Of Mrs. An
ME Crowder last Sunday.
One of the country swee,
hearts started 10 see his girI
awhile back and forgot to grease
his buggy and had to stop and Dor
row grease on the road. He must
be very forgetful. he had better b,
careful or he will forget his girl.
J. P. Wilson ard family, Mis-,
Edna Akeman, James O'neal and
family and Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
Sims were visitors at Ernest AXE
mans las, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Simms visite
the latter's parents, MI. and Mrs
Akeman Monday.
Miss Maude Blakely spent sever
al da, : last week with her cousin
Mis- Taylor near Wanamaker.
Messrs. Chappell and TurneI
were tr%apsacting business in Swee'
Spring one day last week.
Misses Celia aud Lilly Shrade
spent Monday with their brother.
Mrs. Jake Kuykeudall was call
ing OF Mrs. Rogers Thursday.
Mesdames Esther Pittman an
Rosa Spears and Miss Maggi
Blakely were visiting in tierpdC,
Wednesday.
Little Pansy O'Neil is visiting
her grandmother, Mrs. Ruby Van
Buskirk.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
COLLEGE NOTES

The debate Tuesday night be.
tween Westmini ter and Missouri
Valley resulted in a victory { T
Missouri Valley. The argument
throughout vas we'll presented and
the justice Of the decision was
endorsed by all present.
Immediately after the debate,
Prof. Peuick rendered a reception
at his home to the debaters, the
committeeman, several representa-
tive boys Of the college and an
equal number Of ladies'. An enjoy.
able time was spent. Those pres
ent were: Misses Mary Davis, An.
uette Francisco, Elizabeth Tyson,
Eulalia Thorpe, Louise Mccutch.
con, Es,elle Francisco, Ola While
head, Margaret Moore and Helen
Hubert; Messrs, Cannon, Cave
and Met uicheon, Of Westminster;
R. EXCEL Fry, o. {. Gross, Grit
fin O.son, j. 4. Cortner, w. +.
Bradley, Milton Clemens, aud
Ewing Hudson.
DR.. Black left Tuesdly night TO
attend the General Assembly of
the c. p. Churnh at Decatur, Ill.
Howard Boone left Wednesday
morning to attend General Assem-
bly,.
The college students were given
a holiday Wednesday afternoon
that they might attend the field
day exercises of the High School
A basketball game was rliyed
between the college girls and the
high school team.
Commencement will begin with
the presentation OF the German
play, Die Journalisten," on the
night Of May a6th.
The Seniors tried to FIX a flag on
the chimney-top just before tn,
taking down Of the scaffold, bu'
failed.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
NEW FRANKFORT

While returning home from
prayer meeting Wednesday
evening Mrs. kalka had the
misfortune Ia stumble and fall
spraining her wrist, but is
getting along nicely.
O.. Il. Reidenbach went To
Chicago Saturday night.
Bob Ham was in this com
munity Monday.
Rev. Manshardt and wife
returned to their home in
Glasgow Monday.
Mrs. Waller Hawkins OF
near Miami visited friends in
this locality Saturday and
Sunday.
A. Bohlken is remodeline
This house.
Philip Thesis az Gillian
Sundayed in New Frankfort,
Born to NJ r. and Mrs. Bud
ley Davis, May IA, anotheI
boy.
Mrs. Michael Babler Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs
Martin. OF Elliot.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18
RIVER VIEW

Mrs. John Hcuman aud
daughters, returned home
from n weeks visit in ST.
Charles County.
Oscar Leimbrock worshiped
at the Lutheran church Sun
day. He was accompanied
down by his father who lives
at Alma.
Dan Ehlers and Mrs. Mote
Ehlers visited Mrs. Ehler's
parents Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leimkuhler.
g.. w. Latimer was in the
neighborhood the latter part
of the week surveying and
viewing bridges.
Jessie Hensick spent Sun.
day rs the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. j. Stivers at Orear.
vile.
Orson Kingjsold 10 Warner
& Page two loads of fat cattle
last week ut 5.l5 per hundred.
Jesse Hensick purchased of
Frank Brockway II 1925 mule.
Jess says boys ! have II $500
team and he certainly has.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis
We're trading in Gillian
Thursday.
Mrs. Bowler and Miss Hat.
Tie Howard returned home
Friday after IA weeks visi,
with relatives.
The bachelor from Salin,
Valley. spent Sunday ut HON,
and partook of Il good dinner
prepared by his mother, Mrs
w.. II. Johnson.
Miss Amanda and Hildi
Fisher were guests af Mrs
Fritz Weir wedne sday,
Jesse Hensick and Miss
LILLIAN drove ~ Marshal
Tuesday.
The Republican has til,
Il most annipna1 toh oNA.a 4,
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18

and ,amily were Sunday guests Of
A. p. Reager and family Of Elm
wood.
The ladies' Of the Methodist
church at Blackburn will have q
festival May as 1906, for the
benefit az the church. Everybody
is invited to attend.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18

The Republican has the
best equipped job Office in
Mar shall.
The Marshall republican., 1906-05-18

H. A. Ransberger and wife were
guests here Sunday.
Mrs. John Moore has been i'll the
past two weeks.
Thomas Overly. Our new black.
smith, turns out work entirely
satisfactory. Bring out any work
you may wish done.