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COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-continued
CONF CONTRA "A COSTA co. LANDS.


s5,250-Ss1a acres on Stone creek. Ia miles
from Alamo. IA miles from Walnut
Creek. IS miles from Berkeley by county.
road; ao5oins the celebrated walnut grove
Of A L Stone, whose crop OF s acres OF
year old trees last season brought over
$1,000. all rich bottom land; IN the best
walnut belt Of California. and If set out
10 walnut trees would EASILY be worth
$1,000 per acre in . years. water IN
snundznee; creek runs through the place .
place any one OF small means could
handle, and is surely great bargain.
$S,oto-Jo4a acres San Ramon creek ! mile
nom Alamo. miles from Walnut Creek
i. miles from Berkeley bT county road;
15l2 acres OF the best bottom land in San
Ramon valley. balance suitable for hay
or pasture. good house. Z rooms and bath;
barns. agricultural implements. etc.1 re
corded right TO leo miners inches from
never failing creek; gasoline engine. wood
saving machine. large storage tank bot
tom land suitable Tor vegetables OF al
falfa; terms; secure this for profitable
home.
S14. 000-IeO acres in the san Ramon valley. .
miles from DaryiIIe. % miles from
Berkeley; adjoining the celebrated Oak
wood stock farm; best farming land in
Contra, Costa county: shows largest yield
per acre OF any lard IN the valley; cot
tage OF & rooms and bath; COW barn.
granary. large barn. stock and tools;
small orchard and berry patch; vegetable
garden; creek running through place:
school on property: $4,000 mortgage can
remain: must be sold at once
W E BoODY & CO., SO Bush st,
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

A beautiful country home. within 80 minutes
OF San Francisco: rooms. bath, electric lights
lot 54x1o7 feet: situated in BuFiingame; min
utes walk from S. p. station minutes from
San Nsteo electric road; viii net 10 per cent
an investment; terms, <s1,5O0 Box 1880, Call
office.
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IN FOOTHILL

IN FOOTHILL PARK.
Ar Meirose
an selling some OF the most attractive resi-
dence lots. WITH ALL STREET WORK DONE.
- feet 'front.' for $500. on small payments. Let
ne send you map and price LIST or take you our
70 see the property statesmen with automobiles
az aelrose station every SUNDAY.
GEO ". AUSTIN. Ic1S Broadway Oakland
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OAKLAND REAI. ESTATE 10 Ex.

INCOME business property; value s. 500; mort
gage S1.4oo can remain. viii exchange equity
for good l0t- Boy $50. Cali Office Oakland
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PERSONALS

TO Whom 1t May Concern: That 1 sold the
bakery. 1918 Deyisadero St, on June 10 1909
JGHE KRAFT
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BURLINGANIE REAT. ESTATE
REASONABLE -New. modern. room house.
short blocks from BUrlingame station. lot 5Gx
$50 Inquire 222 villa terrace san Mateo;
phone 299.
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New, attractive room cottage. 1S4J 18th
near Z. 18th ST.; ideal location; sun al day;
large living room, elegant rantel: psneled walls.
oesnsd ceilings. combination fixtures sun porch
TON owner, 60 f4th 81; phone Oakland $40;
partIcnlars
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L HAVE I33 acres OF land In UkiAh valley; so
acres alfalfa land. balance farming and wood
land; al under good fence; fair house and
harm; running stream OF water good orchard;
all kinds OF berries and small fruits; IDEAL
place for health and profit; owner going 70
Europe; price $500 FOR quick sale. Address
box 14SS Call office
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION OF BONDS Is
SUED PURSUANT TO THE SAN FRAN
CISCO SEAWALL ACT" APPROVED
MARCH 20, 1908, NUMBERS 1851 To 1850
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oAkLANp REAL EsrArE

Sc. 5O0-Nice new s room cottages. with ars
lawn. ] block from hey Route station; Niles
sv- near Ciarem0nt av.; easy terms: open to-
day
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

SO PER ACRE.
We have go acres in Sonoma county; 90 acres
In hay and garden: 8 acre orchard. mostly peach
trees; . story house of rooms; good barn and
other buildings horses. ! cow. farming tools
etc; there Is enough timber on the place to pay
for 1t; only $40 per acre.
FRUIT RANCH. near winters Solano county:
22iz acres, all In fruit: is acres in peaches bal
ance in apricots only 40 rods from public school:
first class gasoline pumping plant cost 81 400;
average net crop returns 81 100 per year; IL you
are looking for a good paying fruit ranch in a
good locality this Is the best we have for the
money; S6, $50.
G NJ WOOSTER & CO.. 7o2 Market st.
CONTRA COSTA county real estate for sale
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MILL VALLEY REAL EsTArN

FOR saie-LsTEe corner lot. 9jx--e. : room
house bath. cement cellar. city water. elec-
tric lights. sewer connection. E8rien. roung
fruit trees. vines ard berries chicken yards
and cOops. Three minutes from electric cars
s.. 600; $500 cash. balance $50 per month. Gail
or address MRS. ". J. FAREY. Evergreen ar.
Slin Valley. Leave train At locust av
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FINE little rcoming house in Fillmore st; .
money maker; price $50 UNITED REALTY
CO. rOom 30. Mechanics bldg. a4S Market
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
The Barker Trial

Tony Gibson was here from Har-
deman yesterday. He went with
Sheriff Haynie this week to get
j. A. Barker the bigamist who mar
ried his sister, Mrs. Maggie Casey,
recently. He explained us the
facts in the case. Barker admits
he has family but said he was not
married to the first woman who
now resides at Hartford, Ark and
he expects to clear himself of any
criminal charge. Mrs. Barker No.
Q was simply imposed upon and
will. appear against Barker. Wife
No. will probably appear against
him also. The case is set for next
Tuesday but will probably be con-
tinued until later date.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
A Heavy Storm

passed over the western part OF
Saline Wednesday afternoon ac-
companied by heavy thunder. Near
Shackelford Joe Hamil had three
steers killed by lightning and his
neighbor, F. L. Coleman lost three
mules. Three cows were killed
near Elmwood but we failed to
learn to whom they belonged. j.
Fl, Coulter lost horse by lightning
there last week. The rain was al
most a cloud burst and did much
damage by washing.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Lille Marshall, Jas. R. and Lee H
Hanley of Wanamaker.

BESSIE M. COOK, only daughter
of William and Nellie Cook, died at
the home of her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Cook, near Sweet
Springs. She was a graduate of
Armourdale public school and at
tended high school year when her
health failed. Besides her parents
three brothers survive her. Bessie
was bright and loving child and
great favorite with her grandpar
ents, relatives and many friends.
She will be sadly missed.-Con-
tributed.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Tiedieville Trip.

We were very anxious to become
acquainted with our many Tiedie-
vile readers and therefore drove
down Tuesday and Wednesday.
Our limited space this week does
not permit a complete write-up Of
the trip but the route and business
can be Judged by the names pub
lished in our new subscribers col
umn.
We were entertained for dinner
Tuesday at the pleasant home of
Mr.. and Mrs. James Drscoll, near
Blue Lick. A nights lodging with
supper and breakfast was given us
by Mr.. and Mrs. John Witcig of
Tiedieville. We must add that the
Witcig home is not only one of
the finest and best furnished farm
homes we have seen but also one of
the most pleasant and we regret
that every one of our readers can't
have one like it. We found our
selves at Herndon Wednesday at
noon and were taken in charge Of
by DR.. J. D. Jackson whose good
wife looked after our temporal
needs, They are nicely situated
in their new home, having moved
from Marshall several years ago,
and the Doctor is enjoying splcn-
did practice.
We have decided not to make
many drives during July, owing to
the unsettled weather and the
scarcity of ready money among the
farmers at present. We heartily
thank all who assisted us by their
support and entertainment.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Church News

Regular services will be held by
the Cumberland Presbyterian con-
gregation next Sunday. Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. j. E. Courtner
and Sunday School at $50.
Rev. Arthur Downs pastor OF the
Christian Church at this city who
rgaduated from Missouri Galley Col
lege at Marshall this spring has
moved his family to Mayview.-Cor
der Journal.
r,n N. Evrard elft for Jeft"T-
son City Saturday where he adj
dressed the Presbyterian congre-
cation at the State Capital Sunday.
Rev. j. s. Smith filled his regu-
lar appointment to preach at Alma
Sunday and returned to Marshall
Monday.
Rev. E. N. Garrett, the new as
sociate pastor of the First M. E.
Church, arrived from Kansas City
yesterday and will commence his
work here with Rev. Senneff with
an evangelistic campaign. They
will begin a three weeks meeting
at Blue Lick Sunday morning and
have preaching every evening.
On July 25th three weeks meet
ing will be commenced at Norton
On Aug. 18th three weeks meet
ing will be started at Salt Springs
After the first Sunday there will
be three meetings on Sundays, with
basket dinners. All welcome.
The Brotherhood OF the FRS
Presbyterian church will meet Nor
day night.
Open air service adjoining the
First Presbyterian Church Sunday
at S p. m. Orchestra music ano
good singing. All invited.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Basket Dinner.

There will be a basket dinner
given at orearville Methodist
Church South, about three miles
south OF Slater and five miles east
OF Marshall, on Sunday July 18th.
The occasion being the Fourth
Quarterly meeting. Presiding
Elder Barnes will be with us and
a great time is anticipated, Come
and bring your baskets we'll filled.
Everybody welcome.
r. s. Cunningham, pastor,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Our Friends.

MAY they live long and prosper"
The following are new subscribers
or renewed the past week. New,
subscribers marked by star.
y. E. Renno, Napton
Floyd Black, Marshall
A. L. Newton, Slater
Will Oster, Waverly
Robert Shafer, Glasgow.
Louis Cook, Sweet Springs
Roy Hinton, Blue Lick
j. r. Rutherford, Blue Lick.
'F. v. Beard, Marshall
e. M. Thomas, Blue Lick.
"B. Baker, Blue Lick.
y. j. Holden, Sweet Springs.
j. L. Swearingen, Houstonia.
wv. L. Hansbro, Houstonia.
&c. C. Knox, Marshall
&C. c. Hansbro, Houstonia.
j. NJ. White, Sweet Springs.
"A. r. Shanks, Sweet Springs :.
H. B. LaRue, Sweet Springs
John Witcig, Houstonia
T. T. Claycomb, Herndon
Dr. j. d. Jackson, Herndon
+. Fl. Boatright, Herndon
y. ]. Campbell, Shackelford
MRS. Alice Cooper, Shackelfocd
'Sam Lemens, Malta Bend.
B. A. Jones, Shackelford.
Mrs. Rilla Taylor, Kansas City.
Floyd Wilson of Spring Hill, Kas.
was a caller Saturday while here
on visit to former friends.
s. H Green was a Marshall " 81 o"
from near Napton Monday and
left us a dollar for renewal
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
DEATHS.

MISS JULIA FRITSCHE died
Thursday morning, June "A, 1909, at
II a. M, of heart failure, having
been i'll for some time with dropsy.
She leaves one sister, Mrs. Chas.
Frische, of Boyles Mills, Mo-, who
has been sent for to be with her
three nieces, Misses Tillie Heine-
man and Julia and Lucille Tillett,
who had been living with her since
childhood.-Swee Springs Herald.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

ARCH H. HANLEY, probably the
Oldest resident of Saline county,
died at his home near Wanamaker
Tuesday morning at sos after
weeks illness. He received a par
alytic stroke Saturday afternoon
which was the direct cause of his
death.
Mr.. Hanley came here from Rock
Bridge, Va, was 80 years old last
March and resided in the same
neighborhood 81 years, being the
Oldest settler there. He was a
splendid Christian gentleman and
was a charter member of Bethle-
hem Christian church near by,
where the funeral was preached
Yesterday at ii a. m. by Rev. c.. @.
Shouse, OF Nelson. He was also a
member OF the Odd Fellows order
for half a century and funeral SER
vices were in charge Of that order,
He is survived by his fourth wife
and seven children. The first wife
was Miss Flora Clark, of which
union two children survive--Mrs
Mary Ellen Jones, Kansas City, and
John Hanley OF Butler Mo. The
second wife was Miss Julia A Clay
comb, the third Miss Phoebe Clay
comb, OF which union five children
survive--James Hanley, Of Idaho
Mrs. Virginia Mcdaniel, and Ms
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Henry w Gillian to Lizzie P
Goods pit block is N Exten.
,Eubanks Add Slater 1850
Louisa Alspauch to L W Scott
1-30 int. In 40 acres in 26-49-20 10
Louisa Alspauch ct al to L W
Scott 4-3O int in same SO
Louis H Finley to L w Scott
is int. in 40 acres in 26-49-20 20
A N Dickson to Slater Ice &
Coal Co pit block Isabells
Add Slater 10000
B ID Quisenbury to r L Hains
int in lot 8 block 4 Slater 1900
Julia 3 Steding to Geo Jen-
kins lot block 81 Slater 1875
Emma M Field 20 w H Baker
100 acres in 35-51-19 ...... 1000
w E Eubank to Mary Pennock
so acres in 1S-51-19 ....-. -.-... 225
Katie Shannon to E. Shan
non 16 acres in 16-49-20 1900
Edw Grant by Gdn to Emma
Lewis 1-2 int. in lot block Is
West Slater 200
Emma Lewis to Jno T Rector
lot 5 block Is West Slater 400
John t Recrtor to Emma & Sam
Lewis part lot 10 West Add
block 6 Slater 400
w E Rector to Sam Lewis lot s
block 10 Bakers s, E Add Sla-
ter ....,. ... Sc. ... e. ...... e. 200
j NJ Ramsey to L Killion pit
lnt 10 Paya add guaat Sn~inre o5n
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
William McClelland Alive.

The report that VIM. McClelland
had died at his home in Wickes,
Ark, has fortunately proven false.
James McClellapd, his brother,
wrote us that William is alive and
we'll. The report originated from
an insurance man who wrote pol
icy on his life and was started no
doubt upon the death of another
VIM. McClelland.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
ST. LoUIsLIvE STOCK MARKET

National Stock Yards, Ill. June 20.
Cattle receipts $500. Market gem
orally steady. Best steers $500.
o$utlook strong on good to choice
cattle; steady on others.
Hog receipts 10000. Market 10 to
l5c lower; tops $S.16. Bulk of all
the hogs 81 so to S7.s5 Outlook weak
Sheep receipts 1880. Market is
to use lower, Very duh and drag
gy on medium kinds; top lambs
ss.25; good ones largely at $3.50
to Ssi5. Good mutton sheep $500
to $4.25; top $500. Prospects
steady at decline,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
LOCAL MARKET.
Corrected July 1st by Swift s
Hurt in Runaway.

While Mrs. A. B. Smith and
daughter of southeast OF town,
were here in buggy TUESDAY their
horse became scared near the Re-
publican office by a steam engine
and ran away. They were both
thrown out OF the buggy near the
Lacrosse lumber yard and Mrs.
Smith received painful cut on her
head-which is not considered SER
ious.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Card of Thanks.

We overlooked publishing the
card of thanks recently for ]. M.
Thornton and family of Blue Lick.
They desire to thank their neigh
bors and friends through the Re-
publican for the kindness, sym
pathy and assistance rendered them
during the illness and death OF Mrs
Thornton.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Post Office Hours for July 9th

July 4th falling on Sunday this
year, the following day, July 5th
will be observed as holiday, and
there will be no deliveries by city
and rural mail carriers. The post
office will be open on that day
from 1890 to 11.3O A. M.
L. w. VAN DYKE, p. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
LOCALS.

Mrs. Geo. Burnside was the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Jno. Mikels
last week and also assisted Ms.
Mikels in entertaing her guests on
last Saturday and Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

ULAH--the baby daughter Of
AL Deis and wife died Saturday,
June 26, at the home OF the par
ents on North odell. The title
one was about twenty months old
and had been sick several weeks
but the condition of the child was
considered much better the first
OF the week, but change for the
worse came day or two before
her death. The remains We're TAX
en- to Gillian for burial Sunday. To
the bereaved parents the tenderest
sympathy is extended in this, their
time of sorrow.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Fire Scare at Malta Bend

The explosion Ola gasoline lamp
at the Ballew Lumber Co. In Malta
Bend Tuesday evening caused great
excitement in that town and nearly
caused serions fire, but by desperate
efforts was overcome without much
loss. We failed to learn particulars,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our friends
for kindness during the illness and
death OF our daughter.
William Cook and Wife.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

) Sid Hare, landscape engineer,
arrived from Kansas City Mon
day to begin laying off the track
and locating the new buildings, A.W
Naylor is assisting him, and work
will begin immediately on our new
fair grounds.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Miss Christine Schepers left for
Kansas City Monday for a visit to
her sister. She willg o from there
to Springfield, where she will also
be the guest of relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
MRS. JULIA H. cLARKsoN, aged

MRS. JULIA H. GARRISON, aged
CT years, wife of Adam w. Clarkson
died at her home 573 West North
ing illness. Mrs. Clarkson has
in gillness. Mrs. Clarkson has
been in failing health for several
months, but was able to be up and
around the greater part OF the
time, but for several weeks she has
been in critical condition and her
death was not unexpected. The
remains were taken to Mt. Olive
Monday afternoon for the funeral
and burial. Revs. ]. e. Abbott and
j. e. Courtner both OF this city
conducted the funeral services.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02
MARRIAGE LICENSES

w. w. Williams, Slater
Florence Hill, Slater
H. o. Watson, North Platte, Neb.
Nellie Hensen, Slater
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

The Nose Land Milling Co. this
week completed its big steel tank
and is ready to have it filled with
wheat. The conveyor is not quite
done.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Luther Thornton called in from
near Shackelford yesterias to
order the Republican.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Van Dyke re-
turned from Excelsior Springs ON
Monday night.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Lewis Drinkerd is spending sew
eral weeks at his graHdnotheris.
Mrs. NJ. j. DTinkerd, at AEiauni,
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

j. L. Masters, of Herndon was a
substantial visitor at our office yea
terday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Walter Pile OF Wanamaker ship
ped nine loads OF hogs to st, Louis
from here Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mrs. Alice Fulkerson Ieft yester
day for an extensive Western ip
to be gone till fall.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Allen J. Peecher left last week
for an extended western trip,which
win include visit to his grand
father w. r, Heskett in kos An
,geles, He viii take an auto "trip
with Mr.. and"sirs. Heskett toFort-
land, oregan.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

c. NJ. Silers house was strSck by
lightning Wednesday afternoon
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Miss Georgia Curtius of Blackburn
was the guest OF Miss Ehrnmxn
here last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

John Lauer, OF the Colony, is on
a vacation on account OF an injury
received three weeks ago when he
fell and injured some ribs on.
trestle.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mrs. G. c. Barnds and children
are in Kansas City visiting her
mother Mrs, ]. f. Carr several
weeks
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Chas. Brown the liverym IN WAS
On the sick list yesterday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

J. P. Huston joined a parry of
friends Tuesday and left on a
fishing trip for Alexander, MINI
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

B. P. Howell of near H lE'de1n IN
honored our office with call yes
terday and left US his name az n
subscriber.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chaffee ente7-
tanned Sol Wolf, the banker of
Glasgow and sister Miss Ben OF
Nevada, Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

c. G. Page Jr. and Carey Huston
left Wednesday for Culver, Ind to
take the summer naval course.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

NHds' Drown lns ENeryn IN WAS
On the sick list yesterday.
c. NJ. Silers house was strSck by
lightning Wednesday afternoon
Luther Thornton called in from
near Shackelford yesterdls to
order the Republican.
j. L. Masters, of Herndon was a
substantial visitor at our office yea
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Van Dyke re-
turned from Excelsior Springs ON
Monday night.
Lewis Drinkerd is spending sew
eral weeks at his graEdnotherls,
Mrs. NJ. J. DTinkerd, at af:ss1frt ; -
Mrs. Alice Fulkersop geIt yester
day for an extensive Western ( in
to be gone till fall.
Miss Georgia Curtius of Blackburn
was the guest OF Miss Ehrnmxn
here last week.
j. P. Huston joined parry of
friends Tuesday and left ON
fishing trip for Alexander, MINI
c. G.. Page Jr. and Carey Huston
left Wednesday for Culver, Ind to
take the summer naval course.
B. P. Howell of near H lE-de1n1n
honored our office with call yes
terday and left US his name az n
subscriber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Chaffee en-e--
tanned Sol Wolf, the banker of
Glasgow and sister Miss Ben OF
Nevada, Sunday.
Mrs. Herbert Kingsland and brOt
ers, John and James TalbSt who
were the ugests OF the fam lies of
S. F. Coleman and Mrs. NJ IL Brow
have gone to Nevada for visit to
friends and will return Gs their
Western home in a few days
The funeral Friday afternoon of
Mrs. Mike Jacoby, Jr., Was largely
attended showing the esteem in
which the good lady was held. Mr.
Jacoby and his two children are
with his wife's parents, Mr., and
Mrs. Jacob Markes so that fortun-
ately they have a good home.
A brief reference was made last
week to the trial of the case of
Judge William d. Bush VS.. John
Brandecker, which occurred in Ma
con Circuit Court. The case went
10 trial and Brandeeker recovered
Judgment against Judge Bush for
$4,000 on his counter claim.
A number from this city joined
the merry crowd at the house party
at Sherman Houston's Sunday.
About 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon
Len Murrell, wife and baby and MIR
and Mrs, G. l.. Bell left the city in
the Murrell automobile for drive
TO the country home Of Sherman
Houston near Malta Bend, Others
who went in surreys and buggiesy
were $. w. Armentrout, wife anF
| son Osborne, w. 8. Huston agad
wife Charles and c. d. Newton and
wife.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Boatright
win spend the remainder of the
summer away from Marshall, The
former willg 0 to Moniteau Springs
and Mrs. Boatright will spend the
remainder of the summer in Colo
RADIO.
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mrs. Herbert Kingsland and bTot
ers, John and James Talbot who
were the ugests OF the fam lies Of
S. F. Coleman and Mrs. NJ IL Brow
have gone to Nevada for visit to
friends and will return Ts their
Western home in a few days
The Marshall republican., 1909-07-02

Mrs. VIM. Rhine OF Arrow Rock,
visited friends here several days
the first of the week. She is visit
ing relatives in the southern part
of the county at the present time.
Banner.