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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

Professor and Mrs. Arthur Charles
were host and hostess for the nnual
banquet of the Earlham faculty last
evening at their pretty country home.
east of the city. Dinner was served
at six o'clock, and was progressive.
Forty-two guests were seated at seven
tables. The college colors, with yell
low and white chrysanthemums were
used in decorating. DR.. William Lowe
Bryan. president of Indiana University.
with Mrs. Bryan, were the guests OF
honor. Instead of the usual program
of toasts, DR.. Bryan talked on "A Mind
Open to the Truth A partial list of
the guests is: President and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. William N.
Trueblood. DR.. and Mrs. David W. Den
mis-. Mr.. and Mrs. Harlow Lindley. Mr..
and Mrs. E. P. Trueblood. Miss Lucy
Francisco, Miss Keyes, Mr.. Roderick
Scott. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Russell. Mr..
and Mrs. William urn Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleveland X. Chase. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
win Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. COT
fin, Miss Elsie Nj. Marshall. Mr.. and
Mrs. William O. Mendenhall. DR.. and
Mn. Harry Holmes. Mrs. Mary A. Bal
lard, Miss Hecker, Mr.. John Ray. MIR.
Thistlethwaite, Miss knepp. Mr.. Law
n Hadley, Miss Anna Moore and
Mrs. Mary Moore.
Mr.. Keyes, superintendent of the
public schools in Hartford, Conn, was
also a guest and made a brief address,
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LEAVE THIS EVENING.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Newman will leave
this evening for an extended trip
through the South.
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WAS At INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. P. w. Smith was a guest at
indianapolis yesterday.
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HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Gennett
returned from New York. Mr..
Gennett has been spending some time
in the Orient on business. Miss Rose
Gennett who accompanied Mrs. Gen
nett to New York is expected home
today.
WILL RECEIVE.
Mrs. William n. Wilson will receive
evening for MIR. and Mrs.
William Taylor Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Sahm. Mr.. and Mrs. Sahm
who were married in September will
be at home at 3015 Central avenue
after November first.-Indianapolis
News.
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WILL ENTERTAIN.
A number of hostesses will enter
tain with Halloween parties Friday,
Saturday and Monday. Several COM
panies of this nature were given the
early part of the week.
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is IN MUNclE.
Miss Edith Bowman q teacher in
the Cambridge City schools, las gone
to Muncie t o visit the schools there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Unit
ed Brethren church will give an all
day market at Peter Johnson's Stove
store tomorrow. 1t
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any LIGHTHOUSES III
the neishborhood to warn him.
"Now. little girl. your ships gettin'
mighty close to these sunken rocks.
and you'd better sheer OF before some
thin goes to pieces Tue been nav
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

and they'd have kept on CROWN bigger
and bigger in your mind until you
couldn't see anything else. Chances
are you wouldn't have said a word to
him until the poison had corroded all
the sweetness Of life. and it would
then be too late for antidotes.
II don't care what these sour faced
knockers say, little girl-this is a
mighty fine world. and most Of the
people in it are all right. Nine men
out of every ten and nine women nj
Of every ten are true-I believe the
proportion even bigger than that-and
there's more genuine fidelity right now
than there Y e was since Adam and
Eve took hands and strolled out Of the
orchard. But If you look at EN-
through smokes glasses you ant see
the white that's In 'em, and il you get
the notion fixed In your head that
they're all black. why. SO far as you're
concerned. they'll be black. A shovel
OF SCOT will soil an acre of snow.
honey. and a little suspicion will make
your William grow a couple Of horns
and a spiked tail right before your
eyes. No. little girl. don't do 1t. Don't
let doubt get to swellin' in your pretty
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-29

you see-trust him. II l was goin' to
build an arch to support married hap
piness l would make love the keystone.
and at the bottom Of the arch on one
side I'd put trust. and at the bottom on
the other side I'd put confidence. aud
it would stand till the crack Of DOOM"
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Prices are still keeping up "
flavors OF their delicious Ice Cream.
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BlLLlkEN CLUB.

A meeting of the Billiken club was
held Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Walter Snaveley on Randolph
street. Cards were played at two ia
bles. Mrs. Mason Dyer and Mrs. Roy
Taylor Won the favors. Mrs. B. Thorn
as and Mrs. Greyer of Muncie were
guests of the club. A luncheon fol-
lowed the game. In two weeks Mrs.
Mason Dyer will entertain the club.
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head. Bill all
right. He don't
e any gold
rim G over his
b e a d. and he
can't say the For
~ty-seventh Psalm
backward. b u t
I'll bet all l got
against the hole
in a d%oughnut
that he hasn't got
a thought in his
mind that isn't
true to you.
Trust him. 1t
don't make II
difference what
o hear or what
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CLUB.

Mrs. Alton Hale was hostess for a
meeting Of the Woman's Collegiate
club yesterday afternoon at her home,
II South Nineteenth street. "Mediae-
val Scandinavian History" was the
subject for a paper read by Mrs. Men
denhall. The discussion was also led
by Mrs. Mendenhall.
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MRS. LOGAN

A meeting Of the Trinity Lutheran
Aid society was held yesterday at
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Logan
on North Thirteenth street. Thirty
five members were in attendance. Re-
ports from the different committees
were cad at this time. Plans for a
Thanksgiving market were also made.
Mrs. Samuel Lott will entertain the
society in three weeks at her home in
West Richmond.
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equally attractive play during the win
ter term and no efforts will be spared
to make the event an even greater
success.
Are to Cooperate.
The students also decided TO coop
crate with the students of the dorma-
tories IL they wished to present .
play.
Claude Ulium. a member OF the
graduating class Of 90. returned 10
the college yesterday. Mr.. Ullum was
awarded the Haverford scholarship
last June. but accepted a position al
engineer on the Northern Pacific rail-
road with headquarters at Minneapo-
lis. MINI.
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THURSDAY BRIDGE CLUB.

Mrs. George Gates pleasantly enter
tanned the members of a bridge club
yesterday afternoon at her home on
North Eleventh street. Favors were
presented to Mrs. Henry Gennett and
Mrs. Maud Gray. Mrs. Edwin Gates
entertains the club next week.
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LIFE OF A PlMPLE.

Compilations Are Cleared and PimpIes
Disappear Overnight Without
Trouble.
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is IN MUNCIE.

Miss Edith Bowman q teacher in
the Cambridge City schools, a gone
Muncie to visit the schools there
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MISSIONARY MEETING.

The Missionary Aid society Of ST.
Johns Lutheran church met yesterday
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WILL ENTERTAIN.

A number of hostesses will enter
tain with Halloween parties Friday,
Saturday and Monday. Several COM
panies of this nature were given the
early part of the week.
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WILL RECEIVE.

Mrs. William n. Wilson will receive
tomorrow evening for MIR. and Mrs.
William Taylor Wilson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy Sahm. Mr.. and Mrs. Sahm
who were married in September will
be at home at 3o15 Central avenue
after November first.-Indianapolis
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Shoplifter Caught.

An elderly lady from the south
eastern part of the county was ar
rested at the New York Racket
last Thursday. She had a sack i'm
to which she poked her stealing as
quickly as she could get hold of
something valuable. An investi-
cation by Jas. Unruh disclosed
the fact that she also had a sack
full of plunder al the Mo. Pac. de-
pot ready to take home with her.
This led him to drive to her home
where he found considerable more
goods.
1t is the old story of some per-
sons thinking they can do some
thing wrong without being caught.
Check forging, dead beating and
thieving is quickly discovered and
Uwhila Che public is usually sympa-
thotfc inn not exposing or punish
ing it, II is we'll to know that such
a course is short-lived and had bet
ter be Stunned.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Church News

Rev. j. @. Partee spent several
days with his family hare last week
Rev. Harry NJ Johnson will
preach for the NJ. E. Church, South
at Grand Pass and Blackburn while
attending NJ. V. c. the ensuing
term.
Revs. j. P. Carter and T. E.
Mounts will conduct revival meet
ing at Salt Fork Pettis county, com
mencing Sunday at II a. m.
DIR. w. H. Black went 20 Parsons,
Kansas from Kirksville meeting TO
attend tina Kansas State Synod
meeting there today.
The Odell Ave. Presbyterian
church will observe communion
Sunday at IL a. m. In the evening
the young people will conduct a
vesper service.
Rev. ]. p. Carter of Randolph
county, will preach Saturday night
at Blue Lick church. Rev. II. H.
BoulwaIe will preach there Sunday
morning and evening on Sunday,
Oct. 24th.
Lawrence Rasse is in ST. Joseph
where he went to represent the
Christian Endeavor society of The
First Presbyterian church at the
State Endeavor convention in ses-
sion at that place.
No services at Baptist church
Sunday. Sunday School at $50 a.
m.
Regular services by Cumberland
Presbyterians at /. o. o. F. Hall
next Sunday.
Rev. E. N. Garrett, the Associate
Pastor, will preach at the First NJ.
E. Church Sunday morning and
evening. Morning subject, "The
STRINGS of great Missionary
Advance"
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
All Mixed Up.

Hiram Ordway informed us Sat-
urday afternoon chat he was sober
after an eventful trip to the State
Fair at Sedalia. In the party with
him were r. L. Hyatt, M. Gauldin,
Azo Potter, Otto Madorie, Arthur
Ordway, Will 6hrsckler and others
He said they "took" the Mo. Pac.
Thursday returning Friday even
ing. They were 13 hours on the
way coming and going, so it's hard
to tell whether they walked or
rode, but one thing seems certain
they went by way of Blackwater
80 that their rou wasn't CIR a"y
desert" by any means and they no
doubt got their full moneys worth
of fun out of the trip. Mr.. Ordway
couldn't say whether or not the
rest of The party had sobered up.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
White-Weber.

Miss Georgia Weber, who was
reared in this city but about year
ago moved with her mother, Mrs.
Kate Weber, to Waverly, surprised
her many friends here by becoming
the bride Saturday of Stonewall
White, of near Waverly, the we'd
ding occurring at Independence.
Miss Weber is fine young lady
and has many friends in Marshall
and vicinity. She was a student at
the Notre Dame de Sion Academy
and was on a several days leave of
absence I'd attend the State Fair.
Mr.. White is a prominent young
farmer of Waverly. The young
couple will reside for the time at
Whites Island hotel.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Two New Mexico Bargains.

II taken before Nov. 20, 1909.
100 acres, decided land, all level and
tillable; 1 mile from railroad town
of $50 population with $1,000 graded
school house, etc. All fenced and
cross fenced. Has first class frame
house OF 8 rooms (i6x16ft.) each.
Also stable, smoke house, poultry
house etc., Bored well OF "sheet
water" the finest drinking and
washing water in the world; also 20
It. steel tower, ~ It. windmill and
large steel tank. Locust grove of
1000 trees 8 feet high. 55 acres in
cultivation. Cash price $500.
Also 1853 acres, REIMBURSEMENT,
miles from same town above, all
level and tillable, all fenced and II
acres In cultivation. Has firstclass
one room (12x14) half dugout house
with shingle roof. Water near
house. District school house is on
this claim and Q acres go to it. Cash
price $1,000. Assn "
May exchange both above farms
for well improved farm near Ger
man Evangelical church, but want
no flood land; will pay difference
up to $4,000. Those farms raise
equally as good crops as land in
Col. Okla, or western Kansas, Texr
as or Nebraska, selling at double
and more the price asked for the
above farms. Only those meaning
business need write. Agents and
curiosity seekers keep off. Address
X. OF. care OF Marshall Republic
can, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
sT. LoUIsLIvE STOCK MARKET
I Special 20 MarshhII Republican,.


National Stock Yards, Ill Oct. IL.
Cattle receipts 5000, mostly Ma
tives nothing choice here. Demand
recently has been very good for
good TO choice cattle, and values
for that kind ruled fully soc higher
than ten days ago. Not much
change on the medium grades. All
kinds today steady to strong, COM
pared with yesterday. Stockers
and feeders steady, and there are
NOT enough good feeders coming
to. supply demands. Calf market
strong, choice vealers S7.75 TO 1925.
we look for smaller supplies from
Western ranges hereafter, and
would not be surprised 60 see me-
dunn killing cattle sell little bet
ter along With the good grades.
Hog receipts ff,0eO; quality much
better than yesterday. General
market 1Oc lowet. ;RoF $3.50; bulk
of all the hogs 7.4o to > 80; The tend
ency is downward, and We advise
shipping out hogs that are fat
enough for shipment as quickly as
possible, or on any little advance.
Sheep receipt 5000, market strong
good to choice mutton sheep $50 to
i.75. Good to choice lambs $50 to
100. Top today 1925 for one bunch
strong.
of extra good ones. Out look
N lTIONAl LIVE STOCK COMMISSION GO
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Pearl Wedding Anniversary,

Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Blackburn
celebrated their S0th wedding an
niversary Friday Oct. 8, from 10 to
at their beautiful country home
near Blosser.
There were about so guests pres
emit and an elaborate dinner was
served in courses as follows, first
course, oyster stew, celery, olives
and pickles, second course, turkey
dressing, ham, potato chips, cram
berry jelly, peanut sandwiches,
sweet potatoes, peas, and chicken
and fruit salad, third course, nest
lerole pudding and black and white
cake, fourth course, fruit cake and
coffee mints and salted almonds.
The host and hostess were the re-
cipients of many handsome and use
full presents.
The house was beautifully decor
ated with ferns and cut flowers.
A general good time WAS enjoyed
by all present and they departed
hoping their host and hostess
would live to celebrate many more
anniversaries. A Guest.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Gone Thirty-one Years.

Jas. M. Gillian, o. Lake Charles,
La, returned home Tuesday even
ing after several weeks visit to
his sisters, Mrs. c. G. Kitchen and
Mrs. Dick Cook, of Ayres, and Sam
and Will Gillian az Gillian. Mr..
Gillian was born and raised at
Ayres, north of Slater, but left 81
years ago and has not been here
for IA years. He is engaged in the
lumber business and says he likes
the South very much. He says the
people are mostly pooc but en-
Joy life.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
High School Entertainment.

The first number on the High
School lecture course was theEure-
ka Glee Club entertainment last
Thursday evening. They gave a
splendid evenings entertainment,
especially were the chimes of un-
usual merit. Several OF the sing
ers are the best in their class. AS
they failed to make connections at
Kansas City they arrived here late
and the program didn't begin till
o p m, but the young men in charge
of the high school course say they
will start promptly at 8 p. m here
after. The attendance was good.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Knights of Columbus Ball.

The Knights OF Columbus had a
very enjoyable time at their "Co-
lumbus Day" reception and ball at
Castle Hall Tuesday evening.
Those from a distance were Mrs.
George and Miss Maud Troy, Philip
and Miss Bee O'Hearn, Frank and
Miss Belle Wetton, Frank Harrison,
c. F. Adleman, Wi'lHorigan, Slater;
Martin Kent and sister, Miss Kent,
W. b. Niveret Harry Sellmeyer and
sister Miss Sellmeyer, Glasgow;
John Kerr and sister Miss Kerr, of
Oklahoma; Miss Carico and John
S. Mullins, Ell Paso, Texas.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
At Synodical Conference.

DR.. w. a. Black, Geo. H. Althouse
Rev. j. D. Prigmore and Mrs. E. A.
Mackey went to Kirksville Tues
day to attend the meeting OF the
Presbyterian State Synod. DR..
Black went to represent the New
York College Board and was on
the program for an address. Rev.
Prigmore went as pastor of the
Odell Ave. Presbyterian church.
Mrs. Mackey went TO attend the
Synodical Missionary Conference.
Mr.. Ahhouse was lay delegate from
Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
MARRIAGE LICENSE

Lester Biggs. Nelson
Dola Cole, Nelson
Harry E. Hause, Norway, Kans.
Minnie Howery, Malta Bend.
Clarence Wheeler col, Sweet SprgE
Mary Crews, col, Sweet Springs
Glover Smith, COL, Fairville
Sallie Walker, COL, Marshall
Jack Thompson, COL, Marshall
Mary Norris, col, Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Not an Assignment.

Our statement regarding Geo. N.
Hanson's failure last week was a
little premature. Mr.. Hanson was
not compelled to make an assign
ment but sold out to St. Joseph
concern who are now offering the
stock as advertised in This issue.
Mr.. Hanson, we understand, will so
west to again engage in business.
We wish him success.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Y. M. c. A. Lecture Course.

The Young Mems Christian AS .
sociation of M. V. c. is presenting ,
very attractive Lecture Courses
this season. The course consists of =,
five numbers, three lectures and +;
two musical numbers. The musical
numbers are departure from the
common lecture and Chautaulua enr.
tertainments, being high class in
every respect and such as have
never been presented on any lee
ture course in Marshall. Two of
the best concert companies which
the lyceum presented have been.
secured for this course.
"Ths Eight Vassar Girls, CON- #,
cert company of unusual excellence,
They are young women of excep- }
tional ability, play many different
musical instruments with exception,
al skill and more than exceed the
promise of advance notices, Tho
New York Clipper.
The Musical Courier of New York
says ain The class of great violin
lists belongs Skovgard, the Danish
violinist, who plays with the charm
of virtuosity and musical feeling
of the innate artist"
The lecturers are DR.. L. G. Her
bert, a man who compels attention
and imparts message, DR.. H. w:
Sears, "The Taffy Man and Lou .
j. Beauchamp, "The man who
laughs the truth into the hearts OF
the people,"
Season tickets on sale nj EunteI'SN
Drug Store S1.25. Seats wiz be
checked off on and after Oct. 49,
Your patronage solicited
j. c. Hollyman,
Chrm. Lecture Course Co,a-
A. M. Keller went to Excels'o
Springs Saturday for a Eh9rt -
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Shot en- Eagle.

Martin, tha 12-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Nv. Harris, of north
east of town, last Thursday had
the good luck TO shoot a large
bald eagle ON their farm. The
bird measured 6 IT. from tip to
tip of the wings. He used shot
gun and No. shot. Mrs. Harris
brought us one of che wings and
it adorns our office.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Divorces Granted

The following divorce DEGREES
were rendered by Judge Samuel
Davis in the Circuit Cours this
week.
Maud b VS.. Richard B. Richard-
son.
Josephine May VS.. Chas W. Pot
ter.
Sarah VS.. Alex Price.
VIM. VS.. Luella Evans.
Sarah VS.. Jas M. Walker.
The Swisher VS.. Pemberton trial
from Norton was under considera-
ton yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Died of Diphtheria.

Sarah, the 1S-year-old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schondelmaier
died today after few days. illness
OF diphtheria.
The remains will be laid to rest
in the cemetery here tomorrow at
ternoon, and funeral service will
probably be held later.-Houston-
ian Oct. i2.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Real Estate Transfers

John T. Rector to L Cardwell
pit lots 6, block Slater -..... 1900
] Cardwell to John T Rector
pit lot block II e exten, Eu-
bank add Slater $50
Marthey Humphrey to Chas w
Bridges lots /, Bakers add
Slater rs
Fred Martin to Sam Hess Irreg.
lot Marshall, Mo. 1900
Chas e Worry to John Wingfield
Lot block 16 Hudson Add
Marshall ......' $50
Martin w Kila 20 Chas and Geo
P. Wenzell, lots II 10 IA Sla-
ter $3.50
J,ckson Long to Robert Long
60 acres in 2-51-21 ...... 5000
Frances Edwards to Harvey 6
Tucker lot in 11-50-21 $500
Christopher c Gibson ct al to
Newton Gibson land in 32-5O-:9 100
Saml Il Zeller to VIM c War;
field $3.50 acres in 27-51-21 1000
G. E Scrutchfield to d F Scrutch-
field lot 119 pit 12O E Marshall 5000
D F Scrutchfield to G E Scrutch-
field loo 6 pit 7block SHag-
gins add Marshall 1000
Alice Fulkerson TO E t Purcell
lots 16, II, block 21 English ad
dftion Marshall ..-... 1900
G W Newton to F Coleman lot
part 9, 10 block 22 English
add Marshall ...... 700
John Echoff co L Echoff 111-2
acres in 16-4S-23 200
John Echoff 10 Louis Echoff
110 yds by 440 yds in 16-4S-23 $50
Rosa Wicker TO Clarice Garrison
part sec II Wares add Sweet
Springs ...-.. ..-... -.--.- 600
F P Lisetor to Homer Hatton
pt. lot block Smith Add
Marshall ...... .....: 1850
Louisa M John to L E Benedick
int in Al acres in 3O-49-2O 500
Martha E Scott to G B Fletch-
er SO acres in 9-48-20 ......... 1900
Henry e Jackson to Jesse Scott
and wife so acres in 4-4S-20 $500
L Bradford ct al TO p Lisetor
lot 6 block Davis add Mar
shall .-.-.. ..-......... ............ 800
L e Benedick 20 B Gooch and
wife Al acres in 30-49-20 .....- 1900
C B Kibler to Marcus F Roberts
40 acres in 12-50-20 ...-.. 5000
c B Kibler to Jerry w Roberts
40 acres in 12-5O-20 5000
F., s Dulaney to Elizabeth A
Sterrett irregular lot Slater 7SS
Lizzie E Renken to F. Fl and
Lizzie Smith lot IL block 2
Laughlin & Herrings Add
Sweet Springs ...... 600
Annie Cook to Lizzie E Renkin
lot ipt 4 fblock 1 West 2nd
Add Sweet Springs ,+... 700
August Richter to Chas s.
Brown pit. lots S, 6, 7. block
30 Marshall ...... 1900 |
Chas S Brown to Robt Evans
pit lot I block % Marshall 1850
Mary r Ncrfleet to Robt Evans
pit. lot 7 block 2S Marshall 5000
Jane d Huff to John Wingfield
pit. lots II, ~ block Hudson
addition Marshall $50
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15
Card of Thanks.

We wish to thank our many
friends for their great kindness
shown us in a multitude OF ways,
during the protracted sickness and
at the death OF John W. Hyland.
We shall never forget the good
ness of such true friends.
Mrs. John w. Hyland.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. s. Hyland.
The Marshall republican., 1909-10-15

T. G. Perkins was here from Blue
Lick yesterday and said we failed
to publish his card of thanks re-
Gently. He asks us to kindly
thank his neighbors and friends for
their assistance during the illness
of his son.