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Mower County transcript., 1906-01-10
Joint Installation at q. Hall.


There was a merry time at G. A. r.
hall Saturday evening on the occasion
of the installation Of the new officers of
Mcintyre post, G. A. r. and of Nc
:Intyre w. r. Corps. A large attend.
ance of the veterans and their families
was present. Mrs. George Baird in:
stalled the Relief Corps officers as fol.
lows: President, Mrs. A. E. Christie
S. Vice, Mrs Elizabeth ,Mattice; J
Vice, Mrs. Geo. Kessler; Treasurer
Mrs. WI. Urbatch; Chaplain, Mrs
Sarah Becker; Conductor, Mrs. Will
Brown; Guard, Mrs. HI. M. Wartield. 4
Burr Maxwell was installing officer
for the post and the following are the
newly installed officers: j ohm Barnes,
commander; E.s 81. Spo ooner, 5. "; y Ohm
Harpman, j. "; w ilson Beach, quarter
master; J, G. Hawkins, surgeon; VIM.
Pilgrim, 9. Of De-; ohm D. Smith,
chaplain N. Boyd, @. of G.; Percy
Bump, adjutant;; ] Ohm Rob bertson, Sert.
Major; Burr Maxwell, @. M. s. S.
After install llation, 4 pleasing prog1aula
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Special Meeting.
REGISTRATION STATISTICS

The Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners will meet in special
session at the office of the County Audi
tor in the Court House, in the City OF
Austin, Mower County,. Minnesota,
on Tuesday, the 27th day of March A.
D 1906 for the purpose of receiving
bids for overseer of Mower County
Poor Farm for the year of 1906.
Also for receiving applications for
renting the poor farm, either with or
without stock now on said farm. The
Board of County Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
The Board will also consider any
other business that may come before
said meeting,
GEORGE ROBERTSON,
Co. Auditor.
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ship in 1877 and to Austin in 1898.
They are among our most respected
citizens. Mr.. Fairbanks is past COM
nander Of Mcintyre post, G.. A. R. and
Mrs. Fairbanks is retiring president
of Mcintyre W. R. Corps. They have
had three children. The two living
are Charles g. Fairbanks of Dexter
township and Mrs. Jennie B. Ken
dali Of Altman. N Y. One son, Bur
ton, was killed on the NJ Y Central
railroad in New York state several
years ago.
In connection with this golden we'd
ding anniversary, it is interesting to
recall the family reunion that was
held here last May at the home
Of Mr.. Fairbanks in this city. We re-
produce the picture published at that
time Of the four generations, Mrs.
Caswell Fairbanks, the daughter, Mrs.
Jennie B. Kendall of Altman, N. Y,
the granddaughter, Mrs. Laura Ken
dallCurtis, and the great grandson
Kendall Curtis, now over three years
old! W
We wish for this worthy family
many more happy reunions and ami
versaries.
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w WATKINS.

/ At the hospital in Minneapolis, Sat:
urday, Jan. s, 1906, Mrs. Nettie, wife of
Fred Watkins, aged 27 years. She had
recently had an operation. She was
born near Leroy. Aug. q, 1873. She
was the daughterSof Rolla Register.
The family subsequently moved to
Moscow tC Wnship where Nettie was
married to Mr.. Watkins in 1895. They
lived in Cedar City for a year and then
came to Austin, Mr.. Watkins going on
the Milwaukee road as fireman. They
have lived in Minneapolis for the past
two years. Mrs. Watkins had several
strokes OF partial paralysis. She leaves
her husband. No children. The body
was taken to Leroy yesterday for
interment. ..
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them so that they might not miss the
practice drill. On reaching G. A. R.
hall they discovered that it was al
ready occupied by about one hundred
of their friends and they experienced
one of the greatest surprises of. their
lives. 1t was their golden wedding
day. If the weather had45een favor
able, the hall would not have con-
tained the crowd Of friends who inten-
ded to be present. Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
banks quickly adjusted themselves to
their surroundings and the large COM
pany spent delightful afternoon in
social visiting. Many of the G.. A.
R. veterans and their wives were
among the guests. About five o'clock,
the company sat down to a sumptu-
GUS banquet. AS preliminary, Rev.
C. D. Belden, who acted as master of
ceremonies, made an address of con-
graduation to Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks
and presented to him a solid gold
headed cane and to her a silver tea
set, gold headed parasol and sever
al other articles in silver. < Both re-
sponded in words of appreciation.
The banquet was highly enjoyed and
sociability and good cheer prevailed
the company dispersed at an early
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Mower County Agr ricultural Society.

Mower County Agricultural Society.
There was large attendance of
members at the annual meeting of the
Mower County Agricultural Society
held at the court room Saturday after
noon. The annual reports of the
secretary, treasurer and finance COM
mittee were presented and filed. A
total of s293O43 was received of which
$1,7O3 70 was from gate and grand
stand receipts. In the expenditures,
$7546O was paid for premiums, $72730
permanent Improvements and $444 e. SO
for amusements and races. A balance
of about 5000 remains in the treasury
after all accounts of the past year iare
paid, There was general discussion of
plans for the next fair and many
notifications will be made in the next
premium list. There will be no change
in price of admission. = !
The following officers were elected
for 1905: President, J. J. Furlong;
Vice President, Thomas Rough;
Treasurer, George Robertson; Secretary,
J. E. Dawson.
Executive Committee: J. H. Skinner
Whit Watkins, F. O. Hall, A. 0. Dlns-
moor, George Sutton, Frank Sargent,
j. S. Decker, George Hagen, Charles L..
Rice. "
Finance Committee, George Sutton,
G. +. Cook, S. A. Smith.
y Advisory Board, William Christie,
Austin; J. R. Johnson, Adams; Frank
Hambrecht, Leroy; W. P. Lewis,
Grand Meadow; Delos Tanner, Browns
dale; John Christgan, Dexter; Will
4 Furlong, Window; Truman Edison
Window; H, w. Lightley, Austin;G. l.
Schroeder, Grand Meadow; Frank J
Hill, Waltham;C r Kopplin,Sargeant
Edward Hill, Red Rock; Mate Sargent
Nevada; ". A. Nolan, Grand Meadow
&. w. w. Harden, LeRoy; William
Medbury, Dexter; John Cronon, Rose
Greek; George Howard, Lyle; Jens A
f - J6uSou, hOS0 NI0ok ADo O!SOu, NOIu
ing; Joseph CARL, Lansing; Revil(
Carll, Udoipho; August Smith, Rost
Creek; s. X. Dahle, Brownsdale; Miles
-. .McGowap, Waltham; II. Z. Crane
. Frankford; j. Fl. Aultfather, Lyle;
John -Kahllly, Clayton; w. A. Brown
7 Lodi; A. j. Qualee, Marshall; c.
Payne, Racine. .4s -
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Choice Lands For Sale.

We list, sell, buy and trade land and
town property; also loan some money
on same. We sell heavy timber land in
Missouri and Arkansas, for from So to
$40 per acre; improved farms from $40
to 500. Farms in Mower county
houses and lots in this city, also north
ern and western lands from $3 to SIC
per acre. Easy terms. Great Western
Land Agency, 223 N. Main street, Aus
tin,s.Minn., &. S0RFLATEN, Manager.
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.SULLIV AN.

.5 At her home on Maple street, et't,
Thursday morning, Jan. 8, 1906, OF
consumption, Mrs. Patrick Sullivan,
aged nearly So years. Helen p. Shea '4sE
was born in Ireland, May 4, 1851. She
came to America when about II years
old and came to Austin about 1868 Sa
in war time. She was married ma = s1'e here g
to Patrick Sullivan The husband and
five children, Mrs. Frank Sargent,
Frank Augusta, ParnelI aud Ray, sur; st4r:
vive. She has been failing with con
sumption for several years. Funeral
services were held at the Catholic
church Friday morning. e.:@s.
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East Wednesd afternoon was a
snowy, clustering time The walks
and streets deep with snow and
travelling was difhcult. But it was
quite necessary that the w. r Corps.
should meet according to appoint
5ment atyG A. R. hall for practice.
preparatory to inspection, So the.
president, Mrs. Caswell Fairbanks tll' II !,
had. to be there and it was natural
that her husband should be urged to
accompany her. I A hack was sent for
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Desirable Farm For Sale,

| offer for sale. cash or on long time,
my $50 acies Ill sei' >ns 26 and 33, Red
Eoca, live miles eat Of Austin, AZ
miles from B.own>H;!e. Slightly Ioca-
tipn. Farm all f%u(td. Good modern
house, barn, grai,ary. corn crib, wind
mill, etc viii sell II good COWS and
hand separator with place it desired
Farni in splendid shape Address r
HOBsoN, rural l, BroWnsda,e, Minn.
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FOR SALE

have the best lot of Chester White
Pigs l ever offered for sale. I can fur
nish pigs of either sex not akin. took
first premium in their breed, also first
over all other breeds at our county fair
this year. Prices reasonable c. L.
Rice, l mile south and l mile east OF
Austin. Rural No 6. New phone.
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One Fare for the Round Trip 20
St. Paul and Minneapolis, Via
Chicago Great Western Rail

Tickets on sale every Saturday and
Sunday to April list, 1906. Tickt is
good Saturdays on trains arriving at
Twin Cities in the evening only. Good
returning on first train leaving the
Twin Cities the following Monday that
stops at your station. Very low rates
also in effect every Friday to points
more than $50 miles distant with five
day limit and privilege of extension.
For full information apply 10 any
Great Western Agent or J. P. Elmer,
e. P. A., St. Paul, Mimi. ~
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Annual Meeting Of the Alliance II
Hsurance Company. :.

The annual meeting Of the Alliance
Fire insurance Company of this city
was held at the company's offices
Jan Q Z The first years business has
been. very satisfactory, 1858 policies
having. been written with total liza
bilities of s2,ooO,00O The total cash
assets now exceed $500, o,0oo The fol.
lowing officers were chosen: presi
dent, j. ]. d. Sheedy;; secretary, c. F.
Cook; directors, N. F.. Banfeld, R. E.
Shepherd, "a, s. Campbell, A. w.
Wright, q. French.
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COL Den ANEDDIll 6 AN N EnIls AnIlYY AIRY !.

hour III the evening s..s 5z
GasWell Fairb Is Il was born in
WATERFOWL, I, and was married
to Miss n Ira anda 81 Ter, at s Natural
Bridge, Lewis count g II -, Jan. 8, 3
1856 she Wasssss.aF native of ST.. Law
renee county n .sY They moved to
spripgfield,' v is, in 4 In 1861, he
enlisted at Madison, Wis, in SCq4t:G G.
First =. s. Sharp rpshooters,. Berdan's s.
and served until disabled. He with
his family moved to Dexter town
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Spoiled Her Beauty.

Harriet Howard, of w. 34th st., New
Y ork at one time had her beauty spoil
ed with skin trUnble. She writes: |
had Salt Bheum or Eczema for years,
but nothing would cure it, until 1 used
Bucklin's Arnica Salve" A quick and
sure healer for cuts, burns and sores.
25c 1T K. O. Wold's drug store. :
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Austin Steam Lat ndry.

PatroniZe home institutions and
have your laundry work done at The
Austin Steam Laundry III the highest
style of the art No Chemicals used.
Laundry delivered free of charge
Giyens trial..
T. NJ. KURNHA>,, proprietor.
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Rev. q. w. Lutz and Wife Receive

,s Over. two hundred members of the
M. E. church and friends met at the
parsonage Friday evening at the
invitation of the pastor and his wife.
The evening was spent very pleasantly
A musical and literary program was
given and refreshments were served.
One item not on the original program
was the presentation Of fine leather
chair to pastor Lutz and a fur collar
and q chocolate service set to Mrs. Lutz;
J.s4L. Mitchell making very happy
address in presenting the kind wishes
of the church and congregation. !. q
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ILLINOIS CENTRAL R.

The illinois Central maintains Double Daily
Se' vice, and operates the best of trains with
Dining Cars, Buffet Library Cars, Chai: Cars,
and Sleep ing Cars. from Chicago. st. Louis
Cincinnati and Louiss lie south to New Orleans
The best road for reaching the Winter Tourist
resorts OF tho South ncluding
New Orleans, Vicksburg,
Gulfport, Hiss Hammond, La.
Mardi Gras at New Or]eans Fob q, 'os Gulf
port is a Mexican Gulf Coast resort having the
new, fine Great Southern Hotel Ragular
ocean steamship sailinss from New Orleans for
Mexico, Central America, P IN ma West Indies
and Europe, Send or cell for descriptive mat
ter in regard to tn" ato,c.
Havana.N .N;. >ev, Orleans
Central through service to .>eA Orleans and the
new ocean Iintr, t"lu screw. Htcen-k knot
S 5. Psi1c- hr.huf
leaving New ORLEANS fSsr, N,".. "a .at4:oo
day morning.
the Cuban Sp. ciaI"
a fast We. ky Limited Stea, ship rrai,, IL RIM
(after Dec. 26) every Tuesday from Chicago and
st., Louis 'irect TO the boat 81 IL. Send for
Cuban literature. ~. ~
Hot Springs, Ark. Florida
~ Daliy 9d sleeplng g Car without change Chicago
to Hot Springs. with connections at Mem mnh;o5
from Cincinnati and and Louisville. i'es 's \
Through "Dixie FL, e1" Sleeuing Cor r;;no O. II
Louis to Jacksonville\via Nashville Chatta
nsoga and Atlanta. - Sil'at"l-tdals 4SSnaelta
+ Mexico, California Isl. SIS .z.
80 .
Tour OF all Mexico, via Illinois Central r. p !
under escort of Rea,,s ,am pbeu Genarai Mann M =. 5
ger the American .a iourist Association, 0uincp
go January 3d. Select clie6teo. IimitedA niid1 Ail
exclusive privileges independent ira veI Sno.iai
Pullman Vestibuie Train. DRAWING. fpe1nai Rpoma
9th }ha and Music Room
tn the la, famous open;Top Observation Car Ear
Chi!Iitli %Si'eciaI Baggage l<.rse4T;c,a+S Sal' 81
clude all expenses everywhere 4 s.2., : -
Special Tours of Mexico and Ga1;for,; Z; 5;
auspices,of Raymond Whitcn1nhhs hs 1a;m unaer tne
Chicago, Fridays, Feb md and Eabl . ls5ad ieaps f
tae1lco 4al and Gallfornla, the last. to include
SSoh,over @ az New @ Orleans for the Mardi Gras.
trains cf finest Pullm ans. With 90 ua
vice. Fascinating trips, completes in everv de-
tail. f 81. psSs-lls = W. '@ Ne sue
illinois 4s Central Weekly EXCURSIONS to Cali.
nd cars through to Los Angeles
and the Southern Route every Friday frn,,ss 5a ns
Gnlcagn ;eVeTysSl tuesday from Cincinnati ana
Lon1sy,lle ~ Via Omaha and the Scenic Rm,taS ss
every w ednesday from Chicago IS Ss 7 :. !.
F.UL Ii PARTICULARS con ncarn;pp all - ~
above can be had Of agents OF the Illinois Can5s
trai ~ and ting lines or By addrassi,1r
elther g q the 1undersig signet ss-''1s 'zs
4 i Hafea, HHzss2s 8. & & gsIsasss sgIhisssgi i,
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was given consisting of.musical selec-
|tfoals, recitations etc. At the seon-
scl,'sien@ OF the program, "a fine oyster
supper was enjoyed. y 9 :. ~. ~ .-
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NOW
TO GET
A FINN
FREE

EouNtBsa. These lands are located in nearly
every Western state. Full information to
land seekers about United States vacant lands
and how to secure them. Also the number of
acres and the kind Of land described that is
open to settlement in each county Of every
public land state and territory. The location
Of each land Office to which applications are
to be made, with blank form Of application.
It tells, about Irrigation and Irrigated Lands,
Oil and Saline Lands. How to acquire town
sites and millsites, with diagrams and tables
revised to date. A valuable book of over 100
pages. Price IS cents, prepaid. Address
WEBB PUBLISHING co., 6. 9TH St., st. Paul. Nina.
Mower County transcript., 1906-01-10

Consumption g ur e--aN a ner's
White Wine Of Tar Syrup.
The best cough remedy on earth,
cures cold in one day il taken in time.
25 and Scots.
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Au;.iiil Markets
HOpS -.

Au;iin Markets.
Hogs.
Young Fat Hogs. ............. $500
Packer Hogs. Observation-Disclosures. Sl65 to 81 S5
Fat M Pigs i6o to i4o, priced accord. ''' " 9'''
ing to Weight and quality.
Cattle.
Fat Steers. 81. rs to $50
Fat Butcher Cows and Heifers... $2.ss5 to $2.75
Cutters. Observation-Disclosures. $1.25 to $1.50
Gamers. observation-disclosures. 75c to S10O
Bulls, 1000 lbs. and 1.75 to $2.25
Veal, Sheep and Lambs. ~
Fat Sheep -. 81 So so to $500
Fat Lambs. ........................S $500 to 100
Fat Veal. $3.75 to $4.5O
r Poultry. = - =. I. -
Turkeys: -. :..........-.:........ g. 1lc-l3c
Spring Chickens. ................... &c to Sc
Old boosters per piece ....,.......~s is& lOc.l5c
Ducks.... -. -!..................s -. iizsz SC
EGeeSe. 55}+ = !z-5'S &c
u, CORRECTED By ALEX OAMPBHLL +
Wheat .76 per bu :. {zzlzz5 lz5 zssz* e e II.
ooRREoTED BIZ M'BsIpR, THE asoona. =
Rutter, 20 Csc per h. ss b . 0 s. $zz$$..
Eggs, 20-23c per dozen. s GS # M
Beans. $l,40- rs. per bu # 5s N s@s5$ 81
yuEL-OoRRE0TRDIaxsA a. II DRoKER Il. I. Is
D II III Delivered. At sheds
Hooking Valley $50 $6.25
ILLINOIS coal $50 .225
Maple WOOd s6.5U
Oak WOOD w sss;g33
SOFT WOOD w
Slabs 80
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The illinois Central maintains Double Daily
Se vice, and operates the best Of trains, with
Dining Cars, Buffet Library Cars, Chai: Cars,
AID Sleeping Cars from Chicago st. Louis,
Cincinnati and Louis llie south to New Orleans
The best road for reaching the Winter Tourist
resorts of tho South, including
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~VAcANn GOVERN,

VACANT GOVERN
MENT LAND."-A Bill
lion acres open to Home
stead Entry and Pur-
chase. $4,000 copies of
this book have been sold.
FREE HoB.esteadss
FREE Timber Lands,
FREE Graz20g AaDdss
FREE Mineral Lands.
FREE Stone and Coal
RaBdS. located by
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Hot Springs, Ark. Florida,

Daily Sleeping Car without change Chicaoo
to hot Springs. with conn 4ctions ar Man nh -
from Cincinnati and and Louisville. is: pl's
Through "Dixie Flye Sleeping Car Iina 81
Louis to Jacksonvile\via Nashville Chatta s
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FULL PARTICULARS con 9 rn a., s., &. 4,s
above can be had Of agents al The Tfiinn;s cans
Ifai ana connecting lines or BY addressins
a. II, HANSO 81. Il. II. MI - q 81,
Is Is ATGH 81 :. A., Chicago. iii. sS
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New Orleans, Vicksburg,
Gulfport, Hiss Hammond, La.

Mardi Gras at New Orleans. Feb. -, '05 Gulf
port is Mexican Gulf Coast resort having the
new, fine Great Southern Hotel. Ragular
Mexico, Central America. Plnan1a, West Indies
and Europe Send or coll for descriptive mat
ter in regard to thc ato,c
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
Honevsuckle Apiarv

The Honeysuckle Apiary
shown on the preceding page
is one Of the incest kept ones
that can be found and is own.
ed and managed by +. G..
Guthrey. He has more than
100 colonies, the largest bee
yard in the county. He pro-
duces tons Of honey in comb
and extracted. Mr.. Gutbrey
is vlce.president of the Sa.
line County Bee Keepers AS
ISOLATION and also of the Ma.
tional Association. He says
he is planning n fine exhibit
at the state convention which
will soon be held in Marshall.
He would be n good man for
advice along these lines.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
HERNDoN

II. W. JACKSON aud wife
drove Ia SedaIia Friday u,
visit friends aud relatives aud
returned Sunday.
r. N. Taylor said he has re.
fused 500 for his mule colt.
IL IL line one rs il tUk two
premiums at The Marshall
fair.
B. f.. Henley is sellir q lots
OF gods nj his store nov very
cheap.
W. a. HUI is out again aud
is attending 81 his store.
Among those that spoke at
Blue LEX Sunday were: Rev.
Steinheimer, Rev. Luce aud
Rev. Mitchell also Mrs. ". a.
Hill.
Austin Dennis was ia IIeru.
don Sunday. What ful: To
see Nettie of ,urse.
w. \. Hill and wife called
at l.. c. rennis's Sunday ev-
euing.
Mrs. Matilda Taylor is
getting along nicely at this
writiny.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
SALINE POINT

Ed White and family an,
joe Campbell and family visit
ed G. f. Kelley and wife Sun.
day.
j. W. May6eld has The Sta,
School for this winter.
We think il some people al
u e point would tell "a few o.
their own faults instead al
other peoples they would b.
better off.
There was "A rag lacking az
Ed Whites Wednesday.
twenty women were present
aud tackled 35 pounds Of rags.
Amos Moore of this plac.
has gone tn Atchisou, Kansas.
with his sister.
A. II. Wilson and it'll,
daughter Ruth are visiting IN
Mary vile this week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
NAPTON

MisSe, Lily and Pearl Cas-
well went u the Fairville
neighborho,l Tues lay 10
spend a few days with their
aunt, Mrs. Eitl Hendricks.
Misses Mary aud Eelen
Duncan, IL Kansas CITY. are
visiting Miss Grace Skinner
this week.
Mrs. j. W. Clark arrived
home Saturday right. from AN
extended visit with her par-
ents at Pueblo, Z, lo ado.
JAS. Davis of Nelson. ha,
accepted IA position in the
store with r. s. K. ynolls.
Mrs. .. j. Watts aud Mss
Mary Keys are visiting rela-
tives III Sedalla this week.
j.. L. Thorpe, Jr.. Of E.,st.
81. Louis, ILL.,, came up Fra
day to spend u week with his
arents.
Frank Dysart oi ArneLt,
Oklahoma, came in Sunday
night for ii short visit with
relatives.
W. g. Iliudman was u caller
at the p~ost"hce TUESDAY
morning,
Ms. u. S. Reynolds has
been quite i'll Tor several day..
but Is some better now.
G.. 4. Baker aud wife are
spending the week with
friends IN the western part OF
the county.
j. L. Gibson, Jr., of Litile
Rock. Ark. is visiting r.ia-
tlves here this week.
j. W. Clark started Tues.
day ON a bomeseekiug tour
through Texas.
VIM. Ilanes has bought q
siDaii iarm near tlwn ANIL
moved his house out OH IL tlli !
week.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
S%%88%Ts8%df94 n
! County 0e~s .
SLATER
&&&&&&&&

The Slater fair will be held
Sept. ~. % aud -. We ex.
pect to publish the premium
list next week.
W. r. Van Bowen has pur-
chased n fine popcorn wagon
Tor his son, Robert, who is ils
proud Of IL iis If II were u
bandwagon.
r.. c. Gwinn, of Moberly, is
visiting his father, H.. p.
Gwinn and family.
John Eubank, Henry Jones,
Gus Smith, aud j. f.. Swisher
went TO Texas, aud Martin
McAmis, JAS. Bond, AMI
Frank Harris, went to Mexico
Tuesday.
Warner aud Orr shipped 7
cars of cattle TO Chicago Sat
urday. l.. o. Cameron also
shipped three ears ut the
same time. Some other ship.
ments recently were: Storts
and Ham, 2 ears Saturday Ia
Chicago and 2 Monday d,
Kansas City, G. G. Young,
one car to Chicago on Aug. IA;
Warner and Orr, three cars
to Kansas City on Aug. 18th,
Ike Hardin u car of hogs tl
st. Louis on the 18th, Adulpli
Stoltz "a car of cattle tu
Kansas Crty Monday night.
Mrs. S. J.. Campbell, left
Sunday night for Black River
Falls, Wis, 10 visit her
mother a month.
Velma, the nine year old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
g. Stidham, has been quite
i'll of typhoid fever the past
week.
Master Mechanic S. ].
/ Campbell Is at Chicago aud
other northern points gu
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24


business.
Mrs. Mock. mother of Will
Mock, returned from Boulder,
Col, Monday ON acc uut Of
sickness 10 the family.
Engineer Jaques and fam
lily are in Marquette, Mich,
on a visit.
j. p. HaWlin, representing
Hamlln & Sappington of Kan
sas City, Monday bought ID
W. Reds peach crop, est.
mated at three car loads an,
worth over $1,000.
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24
CIR IND PASS

The protracted meeting at
Grand Pass at the NJ. Il.
Church South is very we'll at,
tended.
Mrs. Phoebe Fulkerson, of
Harrison Co. Mo-, is visiting
the family of W. j. ryars.
We are needing rain badly
in our neighb Thood, the
roads are getting quite dusty
again.
Cleve Ford aud Charlie
Smith were out driving Sun
day evening in "a fine new bug
.gy. Some of our girls are GO
ing 10 get to go too we pre-.
sumo.
Miss Bessie Brown is visit
ing In Carroll Co. this week.
Will carp aud guest, John
Mikels, drove over To Whites
Island 10 see the new gaso-
liue bat run.
Miss Bulah carp has re-
turned home from Shackel,
ford, where she was visiting
the Misses King.
Mr., aud Mrs. John Mikels
of llerndon, were visiting Che
latters' sister, Mrs. J. w
carp, returning to IIerndou
Monday morning.
A goIl portion Of our farm
|ers are through breakin,
The Marshall republican., 1906-08-24

satisfactory and a great i'm
provement over the first, as
they have been able TO cut
down the cost Of construction
several Thousand dollars.
This road when completed
will he n big boon TO Marshall
and Saline. The fact that the
promoters have kept an office
and big working force for
over a year shows that they
mean business.