The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
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MIAMI

pOHs observer Ily QUIZ
day in our city OF the dead. A
large crowd WAS present AMI pro
nounced the program most N
teresting and appropriate. Cite
speakers and singers from o hei
places assisted in the exercises,
Miss Sarah Alexander of st. Loui,
who visited her grandmother oil
this city returned nome last week
after a brief stay.
Arthur Walden returned to Kan.
a City last week AMI resumed
his position. H is mum please1
With his work.
We hear every week an i~nc!ess-
cd desire OF our people to at.enl
the Chautaulul an / b ar HI az oy
al English Hand Bell Ringers
eight in number. Iney prolu.t
two hundred and fifty perfect ton
ed chimes, and are at present in
England but promise US that ,hey
Chautauqua. This music viii be
something out o! me ordinary an
all Ghouid begin 10 get &c. dy 20 at.
h,nd the seasons great a~tt-nc.'oA
This o. course is just ona of the
leading features, but it certainly is
a famous NE.
The ladies o! ;hs Ch:isti-n n r.h
intend to have a food sac a; the
Scott & Miller building every o h
or Saturday. They viii put on sale
most toothsomP articles, su,h as
pies, cakes. meas, bread etc. his
sill greatly hel7 the housekeepe:s
about thei: sun lays meas If hey
will lay in i supply OF these good
things 20 eat. l, viii also hslp the
missionary aides in their work.
Many o. our business men lai1
aside their business cares and visi;
cd Marshall Monday 10 get i good
look at Bryan and hear him speak.
A large crowd of u Miami ci i.
,ens attended Childrea's day at
Harmony churcn last Sunday AMI
report a grand good time. Dinnt.
vas served 20 m~u.tituies OF peo-
PIE who were there from all owe
the county. The food wasn't TAX
an. in paper sacks no. shoe boxes
aither but huge goods boxes and
rcunks and other large recepsacles
we're packed with everything temp
ing to the appetite, AMI was most
graciously served by the ladies OF
Saline who arc so noted for being
such fine artists in the culinary de-
partments. A fine program was
arranged consisting OF a wedding
"a sure enough one with a rea.
live bride and g:oom-and songs.
music, speeches and drills. lh:s.
Who were there will not soon fo'-
get this most splendid day.
Mrs. VIII Ingram ami little son
Robert and Mrs. Will Lennon ana
daughter Louise came over Sun
day from Marshall and spen! I
pleasant day with relatives here.
Our citizens were very mu.h
Ehocked to hear the sad news hat
DIR. Spencer OF Dewitt had killed
himself Sunday. Ill health is sup
posed to have been the cause o.
his rash act. He is the father OF
Mrs. Mark Whitaker of near Nj
ami and much sympathy is extend
ed to this worthy lady.
Jack Hawkins and Maria Bates
two OF our boys concluded thai
they needed a little no: me": i'm n
in their lives and went and attend
Ell the show in Marshall Saturday
night returning Sunday morning
feeling much benefited by throw
Exg off "dull cares" for n few hours
no doubt realizing that "All work
aud no play makes Jack a dull boy"
Steve O'Bannon OF Marshall
gpent Sunday in Miami. Steve is
getting to be quite admired for
his gift as a pubic speaker and
singer.
The Presbyterians of our thriv-
ing little town are certainly dis
tinguishing themselves as emerge
tic church and missionary workers
Tor not only was their children's
day the first one OF the season ana
the best that has ever been in Mi
ami, but also their ice cream ana
strawberry supper beginning last
Friday evening and continuing ii.
late Saturday night, was a grand
auecess. Plenty OF cake fine ber-
-ies and cream we're most elegant
Iy served to the large crowd.
Mrs. Sue Purcell and o Frank
are expected to arrive this week
from Kansas City for a visit to
relatives.
Mrs. Frank Day and son Ray
mond returned to their home in
Krookfield Monday, after a weeks