The Marshall republican., 1909-03-26

ilk tHttrtdilcu JOby pohNJ
Ruff in honor of Miss Hazel Nc
C~hesney's birthday anniversary.
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The Marshall high school basket
ball team defeated the Boonville
team Friday evening in u high
school gymnasium in a score of 80
to s..
Don't forget that you still have
two days more in which to take
advantage of Taylor's Department mt
Stores 6 for 5 Sale.
VIM. Hanna, wife and daughter
returned Monday from A'berquer-
que, New Mexico where they were
for the benefit OF Mr.. Hlnna's
health.
Attorney w. c. Cover, who left
here to reside in Durant, Oklaho-
ma about five years ago, was hon
ored with a call from the citizens
OF his town to allow the s of his
name for alderman.
DR.. G.. E. c. Sharp attended the
funeral of his uncle, Col. r. nj. j.
Sharp, at Macon who died on
March 18th. The surviving widow
was formerly a Miss Dysart OF
Arrow Rock.
Mrs. Gus Schmidt of south of
town reported Saturday that her
husband that morning had shot a
wild goose with a Winchester rifle
at a distance of 149 yards. Say
those Bellevillers can't shoot!
Miss Bessie Taylor Friday after
noon entertained in homo. of Miss
Arlie Crockett OF Centralia and Mrs
Ralph Hammond of Kansas City,
who are the guests OF Miss Flor
ence Lloyd.
We received an article from Mi
ami last week that was unsigned
and as it seemed a little suspicious
failed to print it. II you want any
thing printed sign your name as a
guarantee of good faith. We will
withhold names on request.
Mrs. Ralph Stocking and Mrs.
Belle Payne went to Salt Springs
Saturday to spend the day with
friends and relatives. Mrs. Stock
ing returned Wednesday to her
home in Mayfield, Kansas, after
spending three weeks with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell OF
College Addition.
r. d. Durchard informs us that
Joe Hamil of Mt. Leonard had a
very painful mishap last week. He
was driving through a patent gate
when the handle of an implement
on the wagon caught on the gate.
AS he turned to look it became un-
tangled and rebounded striking
him an ugly blow in the face. He
is recovering nicely he said.
Homer Ballard, the youngest
son of Mrs. John Lee, met with a
very painful accident a few days
ago. While splitting wood, in
some manner he struck the back
of his hand with the AK, cutting
the middle of it open almost
through to the palm of his hand.
He was taken to Sweet Springs
Immediately, where the wound
vas dressed.-Cretcher item.
Morris Mannheim, 79years old Gied
It 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
he home of his son, julius Man
leim 1886 Missouri avenue. He ser
in the Confederate army in
Civil war and later went to
MARSHALL, Mo-, where he was a mer-
'haht tallor lot many years. Four
ears ago he came to Kansas City
o live. He leaves a widow, three
ions and four daughters.-K. c.
j. B. White Monday informed us
hat he had recently received a
from J.. Woodbridge, who
8 on a farm near Fowler, Colora-
10, for his health. He says Mr..
Woodbridge sleeps on a protected
'orch and is about well again. He
las rented out his farm and is try
ng to raise 1000 chickens, the first
rood of which has been Matched.
Or. Woodbridge also wrote that
!. G. Robertson, his son-in-law, is
t Rolla and also mach improved.
spends his mornings in a bank
here and in the afternoon gets
nut in the country and the fresh
ir is doing him good.