The Marshall republican., 1909-06-04

BOUNTY NEWS /
MIAMI

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Mr.. Ghilcott and other relatives left
this week for Hereford, Texas thci.
future home.
Mas Vivian Mullins daughter OF
Toe Mullins is at home for the sum-
mer. She has been teaching sehoo
at: Buhl; Idaho.
Frank Day and family of Brook
field are here visiting Mrs. Days
relatives. Mrs. Day was formerly
Miss Fannie Williams of this place
Tom Smith and family Of Mt.
Leonard spent Sunday in our lite
town.
Chas. Belts children of Marshall
are here this week visiting their
aunts Mrs. Della Vaughn and Miss
Lily and Flora Bell.
Miss Maude Ship OF our city is
visiting her father at Car. o'tol III 5
week. M
Little Steven Farrill was taken
very seriously i'll one nigh. this
week with acute indigestion am.
heant failure; and so severe was
the attack that his life seemed to
be much in danger. BY prompt
medical aid he soon grew better
and is now about we'll.
On decoration day two very in
teresting games OF base ball were
played at Malta Bend between the.
team of that town and that OF MI.
ami and Grand Pass. The morning
game resulted as follows Miami >
Malta Bend 1. The afternoon game
Miami IL Grand Pass 8.
The steam boat Peoria p,owed up
the muddy waves OF the river Sum
day on her way to Kansas City. She
made no stop as she passed thro
Miami.
At this writing the 4th OF July
picnic isn't much on the boom and
it is thought by many that our pros
poets for a celebration are poor,
however, there is one thing we are
sure OF and that is the Chautauqua
at county seat the latter part
OF August. Many people who ire
fond of the higher things OF life
r planning to attend. II Miami
can not have attractions of her
own, her people will seek them
elsewhere, so it looks as II Mar
shall will catch the crowd.
The Odd Fellows had very beau
tiful services in our cemetery on
Sunday evening. The afternoon
was an ideal one. The sweet little
flower girls in white attire carried
lovely flowers and bedecked the
mounds OF the dear departed. AZ
ter services the little maidens were
served cream and cake at the hote.
Wheeler.
The Presbyterians held Childrens
day services at their church on last
Sunday morning in a most Gee
full and entertaining manner, in
fact it was pronounced by many to
have been the most beautiful that
was ever held in our city, and the
church was full of bright faces.
Songs and much lovely music was
rendered by some OF our best sing
ers and musicians and never before
sounded SO thrilling and sweet.
Several selections were rendered
by talented young girls. Then
came a motion drill consisting OF
little tots OF boys and girls the
latter having wreaths OF lovely
flowers on their heads Bro. Carson
then gave an address on the Gray
kill Industrial school in Mexico, in
a very able manner. A liberal col
lection for this school was taken
at the close of the services.
We have hidden farewell to the
May days, rather gladly too, for
many Of them were .coid and dark
and drearyD and made us feel SO
melancholy. Now we make our
bow to June,
With the mowers scarlet face,
Who moves DER the clover fields
apace,
And fast his crescent scythe sweeps
on
Der spots from whence the lark
has flown,
We hope I'd have many OF the
poets rare days in June for
garden truck and in fact all vege-
tation needs warmth and sunshine.
The first strawberry and ice cream
supper Of the season will be held
next Friday night by the Presby-
terrain ladies on the beautiful lawn
OF DR.. Wheeler. These accomplish
ed ladies will serve these luscious
dainties in grand style that night.
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MI. LEONARD.
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