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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29
STORM CURE WOMAN
Peal Of Thunder and Flash
Of Lightning Assigned
As Causes.
WAS ON HER DEATH BED

Portland, Ind. June 29.-To clap
of thunder and flash of lightning that
Illuminated the room and seemed to
shake the house by its defamation is
attributed the probable recovery Of
Mrs. Ella Snow. The physician had
dispaired OF her life and friends had
given up all hope. The woman lay in
an unconscious state and it seemed
her last hour had come, when sudden
ly there was flash of lightning and
roar of thunder from the storm then
In progress. The woman was aroused.
MY what stroke of thunder" she
said, the words being the first she had
spoken for hours. Similar cases have
been reported in scientific magazines
but this is believed to have been the
first in Indiana.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29
POSTMASTER ASKS
DIVORCE; GRANTED
Action Causes Much Stir in
New Castle.

New Castle, Ind. June 29.-This
town is stirred by a divorce action
which was instituted yesterday. Post
master j. H. jones brought suit for
separation from his wife. Mary. He al
legcs cruel and inhuman treatment
The separation followed several sto-.
my scenes. Trouble between the PAL.
has been frequent for some time. -Four
years ago Jones brought suit but the
complaint was withdrawn later. A,
that time the plaintiff alleged the de
PENDANT tried to kill him with butch
er knife before the honeymoon was j!
an end.
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BEN GREET.

Tickets for the Ben Greet plays to
be given on Mrs. Reeves lawn next
Thursday evening will be on sale at
the Westcott Pharmacy. w. H. Ross
Drug Store and George Knollenberg's
Store in addition to those to be had
from canvassers In case Of .ain. the
performance win be given at the Cen
nett Theater. II win begin at s:30,
thus enabling those who desire 10 IT.
tad prayer meeting to 20 there arst-
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No u-o Trying.

No u1o Trying.
An old darby wanted to join fash
ionable city church. and the minister.
knowing it was hardly the thing to do
and not wanting to hurt his feelings.
told him to 60 home and pray over It
In q few days the darby came back.
well. what do you think Of it by this
timc!" asked the preacher.
"Well. sah.' replied the colored man.
"Ah prayed an prayed. an de good
Lord be says to me. 'Rastus. All
wouldn't bodder nah haid about dat
no mo-. Alive been tryin' to git into
dat chu'ch mahse'f for de las twenty
yeahs. and All amt done had no luck I"
Christian Register.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29
CLUB NOTES

Mrs. Charles Border will be hostess
for meeting of the Teddy Bear Eu-
chre club Thursday afternoon instead
OF Mrs. John Tillman as previously
announced. Mrs. Tillman was called
to Muncie last evening on account Of
the serious Illness of her sister, Miss
Ethel Zimmerman. who is we'll known
here
The annual picnic of the Olive
Branch Bible class of the First Eng
lish Lutheran church was held yes
terday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Haas. west of the city. A de.
lightful time was had by all in at.
tendance. A special feature of the oc.
casion was the picnic dinner.
= j =
A meeting Of the Mary F. Thomas,
w. C. T. U. was held yesterday at.
ternoon in the dome room of the Nor.
risson-Reeves library. The session
was In the nature of a business meet
ing. Reports from the various com.
mittees were read. It was decided to
meet but once a month during July
and August.
= = s
An Old Maids Convention" farce
given recently by the Central Aid SO.
ciety Of the First Christian church
will be repeated this evening at sew.
en-thirty o'clock. The public is in
vited to attend.
- = -
The Good Cheer club will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Harry
Lands at her home, north of the city.
> = =
An enjoyable card party was held
yesterday afternoon in st. Mary's hall.
There was large attendance Of mem
bers and guests.
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ing in Social, Club and Art Circles.
Miss Elizabeth K. Thomas

.. Williams OF Cambridge City. and
Mr.. A. Ross Timberman. Of Chicago.
= = =
DR.. Frank Lyons and wife. and
daughter OF Flora. Indiana; Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Lyons Of Lyons Station,
came today in their automobile to be
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. william
Eldridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
NJ. Lyons OF South Fourteenth street
for a few days.
= - =
Mrs. Grace Porterfield Polk and
son. Ralph, Jr, Of Indianapolis, came
today to be the guests of Mrs. Folks
mother, Mrs. Minerva Porterfield, OF
Kinsey street.
Mrs F. K Harris and children, NAL
colin and Charles Francis of
Toledo. Ohio. came this week to
be the guests OF Mrs. Harris's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gegan and sis
ter, Mrs. M. J. Calvin. for number
of weeks.
One of the pretty social events of
the week was the dinner company
given last evening at the Hotel West
colt by Mr.. George Bryan of Cincin-
natl. complimentary to Miss Edna
Bayer and Mr.. Warren Hill OF Chi
cago. The table was beautifully APP
pointed with Richmond roses. Places
were arranged at the table for: Miss
Marie Oftenkamp OF Cincinnati, Miss
Roberta Carver of Cincinnati, Miss
Muriel Bartel, Mr.. Warren Hill of Chi
cago, Mr.. Bryan. Mr.. George Bayer
and Miss Edna Bayer.
This evening Mr.. and Mrs. John C..
Bayer will give dinner for the Hill
Bayer bridal party at their home on
South Eighth street.
= - -
Guests as follows were entertained
this afternoon by Mrs. M. L. Webster
and Mrs. o. F. Ward at their home on
South Sixteenth street: Miss Eliza
beth Townsend, Miss Lillian Yost.
Mrs. w. M. Nelson, Mrs. Ashlinger.
Mrs. Rhodes, Mrs. Townsend, Mrs.
Hempleman, Mrs. Kenneth Craig.
Mrs. Hates. Mrs. NJ. C. Price and
Mrs Fred Price.
Mrs. w. F. Osborn is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. McNemer at Muske-
gon, Mich.
y = =
A number OF social events have
been arranged for today.
= = =
Miss Pearl Juday will attend the
wedding of Miss Addie Dennison. of
Indianapolis and Mrs. H. B. White Of
Martinsville. Miss Dennison was a
former resident OF this city.
= !. ~
The two oDeretas Little Boy Blue
and THE Isle of Jewels given by the
senior class Of ST Johns school last
evening at st. Johns hall was ia sur
prise to all present.
There was large attendance. The
manner in which each and every part
was carried out was nothing less than
perfect. Several charming chorus eff
fects were produced. Those in charge
OF the affair are receiving showers of
congratulations. In order to give
those who were unable to be present
an opportunity to see this program,
the operetas will again be produced
on Friday evening. July q Aside from
the perfect rendition of the program
the beautiful stage scenery deserves
special mention. The specialties be
tween acts rendered by the Junior
class and the violinists we're also cap
|tivating to the audience. In short ev-
erything showed evidence of prev
ious hard drill work. EVERYBODY is
cordially invited to attend the repeti-
ton of this great work.
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Something Wrong.

oh. dear. John. ! just know / shall
not like this Dress
What's the matter now ?. asked her
husband without laying down his pipe
or looking from his paper. Il thought
you said you liked It."
That's Just II. was SO sure I
wouldn't like It when I got 1t home,
though l liked 1t well enough I'm the
store. And now that l am home do
like 1t. and therefore I know will
not Ike It when It is made up. Now
don't know what to do"
Search me-" grunted the cruel man,
turning to the sporting page.-Puck.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29
Thanked For No. stooo;co.

Thanked For Not Stopping.
A rrtronizins young lord was seated
opposite the late James MacNeill Whis-
tier at dinner one evening. During q
lull in the conversation he adjusted his
monocle and leaned forward toward
the artist.
Jaw. y'know. Mr.. whistler" be
drawled. II pahssed your house this
mawning."
Thank you." said Whistler quietly.
Thank you very m:rh.
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SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY

Mrs. John NJ. Eggemeyer is receiv-
ing this afternoon.
Miss Franka Cammack will enter
tain this evening for Miss Bessie Lint
nes.
The Spring Grove sewing circle is
meeting with Miss Jennie Reid.
Mrs. William Campbell is hostess
for meeting Of the East End sewing
circle.
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Webster are
entertaining with an afternoon tea.
Mrs. Richard Van SAINT is hostess
for an informal company given for
members OF the Dorcas society.
a dinner party win be given this
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. John Bayer.
The Central aid society Of the First
Christian church will give an enter
tainment this evening at the church.
Young Mems Club Of st. Mary's
school will present a play this even
ing in st. Marys hall.
Professor and Mrs. Murray departed
today for MMncie where they will be
the guests OF relatives. Later they
viii 60 to their country home in the
southwestern part of the state where
ther will spend the summer.
- - -
Mrs. Richard Van SAINT entertained
this afternoon at her home, 200 North
Tenth street. The guests included
members OF the Dorcas society.
= = =
Miss Helen Hollingsworth OF Liber-
ty. Ind, is the guest of Miss Helen
White Of West Richmond.
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Mise verle Beaver OF Hamilton, O.,
Il the house guest Of Mrs. Charles A.
Hieger OF South Thirteenth street.
- ..s -
An informal reception was given this
afternoon by Mrs. John NJ Eggemeyer
ii honor of her guest, Mrs. Pepper of
81. Louis. The assistants In the parlor
were Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs. George
E8gemeyer and Mrs. Adam Bartel.
Mrs. Maude Eggemeyer, Mrs. w. s.
Kaufman and Mrs. Elmer Eggemeyer
were the assistants In the living room
Mrs. Ben Bnrtel and Miss Gertrude
BArtel had charge of the dining room.
During the receiving hours from two
until SIX o'clock an informal musical
program was presented by Miss Ruth
Pelts. Miss Marie Kaufman and Miss
ALICE Knollenberg. A large number of
guests were received. A dainty lunch.
con was served. This was one OF the
most charming receptions Of the early
summer.
j. = =
Miss Laura CASTOR with her pupils
Miss Louise Millikan Of New Castle
Miss Gaynelle Hagarman of Cam.
bridge City and Miss Lucille Turner
will leave for Lafayette tomorrow to
attend the Indiana state music teach
ers' convention. Miss Bertha Carver
! vocalist Of much ability will also sc
with the party. The Lafayette Courier
speaks Of the event AZ follows:
Lafayette is ready to welcome the
music teachers of Indiana who will ar.
rive today to attend the thirty-second
convention and musical festival Of the
Indiana music teachers association
Miss Caroline Shoemaker, chairman 81
the local committee has worked hard
to complete arrangements for the con-
vention, and Secretary J. s. Bergen
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29

The Bible has been 30 called only for
the last 100 years. It was formerly
called The Books" or the "Divine LII
brary."
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|EhOS THE SCHOOL
HOUSE SQUABDLt
Superintendent at Straughn
Decides on the Site.

Straughn, Ind. June 29.-The long
drawn out controversy about the loca-
ton of new school building ut this
place is ended for the present at least.
The county superintendent has ruled
the new structure shall be built On
the old site. He claimed his ruling
was against mis- personal preference
but governed by the evidence. Tae
new structure is to cost $4,000 and
the town has been divided on the
question of location for many months.
Opponents of the location chosen
are talking of instituting injunction
proceedings. They claim the location
/ is unsanitary and they, expect the
court would set aside the judgment
of the superintendent. II the matter
is carried into the courts, q lively
time Is expected.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-29
eeain With . Smile.

Begin With Smile.
Welcome the dawning day with q
CHEEKY smile. and. even though your
heart be sad and troubled. the day will
seem all the brighter. Your smile will
work its way into your heart and you
win be more happy.-Aioyse +. Thiele.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
Mrs. Clint Eastman died satu: day

Mrs. Clint Eastman died Satu: day
morning June 5, at her homo in
Cooper county and vas buriedrSun
day morning at the Arrow Rock
cemetery. She was the only Child
of E. D. McMahan and wife. .4a
Harold Turley and wife were at
the county seat Saturday.
Ernest Townsend and family, of
near Hardeman in town Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs. Vaughn of Boonville, is Wis
iting this week at the home OF l..
r. Reynolds.
w. M. Tyler and wife, of Mar
shall, came down Saturday and re-
turned Sunday. They were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Anna McMa-
han who will be their guest for a
few days. ..,< n. ,
Walter Webb and family, of neat
Herndon were visitors Saturday
night at the home OF Joe Kinchloe.
r. s. Bingham and wife of Mar
shall spent Saturday night and
Sunday here with relatives and. at
tended Mrs. Easthams funeral.
Mrs. d. L. Watts and daughter,
Mrs. b. F. Townsend were guests
Sunday OF Will Odell and family OF
Clay Center. 4".
Mesdames M. F. and T. NJ. Horne
Of Blackwater, were dinner guests
Sunday OF Mrs. M. L. Jennings.
w. s. Shemwell of Boonville.
spent Saturday night and Sunday
here with his family and returned
to his work Monday. ~ {
s. E. Fisher and family were din
ner guests Sunday OF D. Law'esf
and family. 4.ar
Ralph Shemwell and Willie Nix
on made a trip Monday to Back
water. ,mC =
Lester Dickson and family ans
Mrs. George Bradshaw, attended
children's day exercises at Fish
Creek church Sunday morning.
Miss Jennie Grant of Hardemaf
was in town Monday.
Mr.. Wood of Odessa Is a guest
this week OF his son Rev. j. 3
Wood and attending the tent me ct
ing. ~
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
TEDIEVILLE

Mrs. John Riddle o, Nelson who
has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity returned home Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Jacob AMI aunt Mrs.
Lynch visited c. w. aBoglrl and
family Friday. . .gge,.
c. c. Hansbrough and wife visit
ed John Wood and family Sunday.
{ Mrs. j. M. Erskin of near Sedalia
spent Saturday and Sunday with
her uncle Tracy Haggarl and fam
lily and was accompanied home by
Miss Rose to spend the week.
w. b. Rife, wife and daughter,
Marie, Miss Gertrude Finley spent
Sunday with Tracy Haggard and
family. 80 n.... ...,
viii Letter, wife and family of
Nelson spent Saturday night and
Sunday with the latters sister NJ. s.
Fred Schondelmaier and family.
We Are glad to report Mrs. I. o.
Wade able to be up again.
We are sorry to report Mrs. Joe
Swope on the sick list.
j. M. Thomas, wife ana family
visited Dan Owens and family Sun
day. ..... ,,-n
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
saG 8aWA4sSgaBsN
4 COUNTY, NEWS !
MALTA BEND

Mrs. Andy Beckett snl daughter
Miss Alice, OF Wichita, Kas., were
guests at Mrs. Emml Bright sew
tral days last week. They former
y reaided here.
Rev. g. A. Glenz AMI vile OF Well
ngtan, were visiting iriells haie
on. Memorial Day.
Mrs. j.. s. VanS.one. is consider
ably better but still very III. Sh'
had a relapse recently.
Geo. Kinnamon is considerably
improved. He is up occasionally.
Peyton Jeter reports a new son
at his home, who arrived Sunday.
r. L. Bryan came up from Mar
shall Tuesday evening to visit his
brother.
F. X. Arnold, of Marshall, IS w.
ting his brother, John Stobie.
There are no widows o. old maid
in Malta Bend II there are they
haven't discovered Perry Wilson
WIN says patching is awful LONE
zdrne.
Rev. Will r. Cummins returned
from Idaho Tuesday to take up his
work here again. H. s2,1. only
Gne day in Idaho and was quickly
convinced that he had Suck tn
wrong place. His family, wI0 is
visiting in Oklahoma, will raturn
in a Few days.
J. B. Moritz in!orm5 us that two
boys arrived IT his home Mo d v.
They must have gone fishing Sua-
day and stayed out over night.
A. W. Kapp says his bees are
working like sixty ana that this
is a fine year for honey. He has
IS stands.
H. II. Morton, the Populist, says
he's going to Blosser Sunday, week
to take dinner with Chls. dug
berty. He says he's going to walk
because the Scent rate would make
his dinner too expensive.
Miss Eva Holman, of Corder, is
the guest of Mrs. VanArsdale.
Mrs. Brent Bradshaw, Mrs. Anna
Burks and Miss Eliza Burks, of
Bergin, KY, are guests at Ed.
Curd's home.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
CAPITOL HILL. ,

The automobile race from New
York to Seattle passed through
here Tuesday morning.
Mrs. r. A. White and Mrs. L. H.
Edwards spent Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Clay Dun
can.
Jas. A. Jackson is in KansasCity
where he went to receive medical
attention. ,. ,rs,
. Miss Alice Morrison accompanied
by her niece Miss Alice Morrison Of
Katy, Texas, returned home last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. Walker
spent Sunday in Slater the guests
of Mrs. Walkers daughter Mrs Bon
Davis.
Miss Ada Bradshaw is spending
the week at Arrow Rock.
Miss Chloris Laurie OF Marshall
is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Lille
Richardson. @
Miss Coralie Amrine Of Slater has
been elected to teach the Oak
Grove school. ..,, ,..
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
HERNDON

A. Leonard, Will Waugh Doc Ming
j. r. Thomas and their auto driver
got stalled with their machine
Thursday about three miles from
here and had to telephone to Mar
shall for a livery rig to bring them
in. ]
c. B. Bacon, L. E. B%enedick, VIC.
KERN and Julius Oster were here
Thursday taking stock Subscribers
to buy a new fair grounds.
The Herndon Telephone Co.
will hold a meeting here Saturday
evening all the stock holders are
requested to attend.
Those who dined at Rich Keiths
Sunday were Miss Amy Herndon,
and sister, Ernest KERN, Jno. Gar
vim, Chas Grain and family, Ches-
ter Akeman and family Jas. Aulgur
wife and daughter.
H. A. Thomas and family, Ed
Thomas and family, L. Prichard
WClS uilihCi guests az o. D. Dis
zantzs Sunday.
The Herndoh ball team played
Blue Lick Sunday. The score be-
ing 6 to 10 in favor ofBlue Lick.
]. s. Bishop OF Shackelford was
here Tuesday.
Nat Thornton, wife and children
of Blackwater visited relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
B.. F. Henly, wife and children OF
Blackburn attended childrens day
exercises here Sunday.
j. M. Dennis, wife and children
visited Will Dennis Sunday.
j. 8. Harrison and wife were
dinner guests at Jno. Shellenber-
ger Sunday. b N
H. E. Akemans visited 7, J,
Johnson Sunday. HAN (,
cF. Clayeomb is .,Yisiting his
SON Edward IN Kansas city this
week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
KOPING.

G.. T. Jenkins and S. w. Brock
mar made a special business trip
to Marshall Monday Of this week.
G. T. Jenkins and Miss Mabel
Brockman attended church at Mem
orial Sunday night.
D. A. Kelley and family were the
guests of M. s. Brockman and fami-
ly Sunday.
James Land and family were Wis
iting relatives here last Sunday.
Mrs. Owens was visiting her
daughter Mrs. Earl Renison last
Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Bagnell of Elk Hill
was shopping in Hoping last Mon
day.
c. P. Williams was in Marshall on
business last week.
Ed Wilson was in Nelson on bus
mess last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Mari and daugh
ter attended Miller's Church Sun
day.
Roscoe Schantz and wife were
calling on Mr. and Mrs. Holden OF
Elk Lick.
Miss Emma Harvey of Ridge
Prairie and Miss Leona Shackel-
ford were the guests of Mrs. s. P;
Dix n night last week.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
BLACKBURN

Les Hit and wife of Marshall
came up Sunday morning and
spent the day with his brother rs.
Miss Emma Balwin, OF Lamonte
is the guest OF her aunt Mrs. Lizzie
Metcalf.
Will Blackford had the misfor
tune to fall off a stepladder and
stuck a nail in his lip.
Mrs, l.. A. Zeller's sister came
down Saturday to wait on her.
We r glad to say Dave Enter
kin is able to be down town.
There was quite a number of our
folks went to Marshall to hear VIM.
j. Bryan.
Prof. Webb of Odessa is visiting
Il. T. Pauling this week.
Johnnie Paulling left for War
~rensburg Sunday to attend school.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
Mrs. Lewis Edwards spent Thurs

MIS-. Lc Wis III WdIdo oPSlll L IiulS-
day with Mrs. Frank Davis.
Mesdames Bowler and Heneke of
Glasgow r being entertained by
Mrs. j. r. Heuman this week.
Miss Anna Hoy was a guest at
the home of Jesse Hensick Satur-'
day evening.
John Kammeyer and sister Miss
Lena attended the funeral of Mrs.
Clint Eastman at Arrow Rock Sun
day.
Several from here attended the
childrens exercises at Fish Creek
Sunday.
Joe King, wife and children of
Slater visited several days last
week with w. E. Smith and family.
j. P. Neff and wife of Hardeman
were guests of relatives here Sun
day.
Ray Johnson was trading in Gill
liam Friday.
Lewis Driver was calling on the
fair sex at Cambridge Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11

,,MssrNadie'D eping went to; Lohg-
wood wsdaesday on q sevsSal
weetssi vislSJtU Ii IL n
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Renick and
daughter, Mrs. Caswell, were Ma
shall visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. r. s. Cole and Mrs. LII :
Cole went to Longwool Wednos
day--the latter to make that h.f
future home.
Mrs. Emma Bright has aGa--
dina rose bush which she takes
much pride in. 1t over the fine.
for about forty feet AMI Is in IA.
bloom, filling the air with the mo I
fragrant perfume.
Herbert Wilson and family, s. I.
Wilson, Jr. and family left Wed
nesday for Lenexa, Kansas, 20. q
weeks visit to Mrs. Hiskin, ne
Wilson.
A. s. VanAnglen wen: to Msl-Sn
Mo-, Tuesday evening 20 look AZ
ter his farm there. He expects to
be back by Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11

y . sL - v. IRLg IL y. I'd 90 L II
w. w. Wright who has been at
tending tie universitSrat Columbia
Is the guest ofld..ic. Berry and
daughters. .I@l9rfbciW .srW brf
Quite a number OF Sweet Springs
people went To New Home last Sun
day to attend the Childrens Day
exercises and enjoyed the basket
dinner.
Messrs. Ralph and Lester Triton
returned this week from Liberty
where they had been attending the
VIM. Jewell College the past year.
Miss Alkaline Lapsley OF New
port News Va, is visiting the fami-
ly of Mrs. Dorothy Simrall.
Miss Irene Sheppard OF Kansas
City and sister Mrs. Longley OF
Omaha have been the guests OF
Misses Daisy and Nellie Smith.
The Y. p. S. c. E. ofthe Christian
Church gave Il strawberry and ice
cream social OF lawn OF the church
Tuesday evening which was enjoyI
ed by those attending.
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
Our Friends.

MAY they live leng ii prosper"
Mrs. N. A. Litt!eton, Charlton Ia.
j. D. Slaton, Blackwater, Mo.
Mrs. E. w. Forman, Kildare, Okla.
&C. j. Kirby, Slater "v..
N. c. Bishop, Marshall ,g
wv. P. Wisdom, Arrow Rock
'R. s. Cole. Malta Bend.
Mrs. Fannie Gauldin, Malta Bend.
s. F. Brzehalski, Marshall .
Geo. Montgomery, Malta Bend.
VIM T. Hayes, Sweet Springs. i.
H. E. Roberts, Marshall g, ,
John Grant, Marshall ,,'"
Geo. Montgomery and family
were here from Salt Springs Fri
day. Mr.. Montgomery called to
renew for the Republican, i.i,,
The Marshall republican., 1909-06-11
ARROW ROCK

l. o. Diggs and wife after a two
weeks visit with relatives .eit l..s.
Wednesday for their future home
in Saltwater, Okla.
Harold Turley and vie and John
Reynolds and wife We're diane
guests Tuesday OF w. p McM@nl3.
and family.
Mrs. Armstrong OF Oklahoma :.
visiting here this week with he
brother, W. 4. Hubbard.
George Pearson a hustling farm.
or OF Little Rock passed through
the burg Thursday on, his way to
Cooper county.
Miss Lee Lawless is spending
this week at Choteau Springs.
DR.. Andrews, wife and daugh-
Ter, OF Colorado, visited las
week with j. S Hogge ana wife.
W. H. Edwards and daughter,
Miss Leora, were visitors at Mar
shall last Thursday and were ac-
companied home by Miss Do.ia
Watts who will visit relatives AMI
attend the tent meeting.
The tent meeting hegun Sunday
end the prospects are fine for a
good meeting.
Mrs. Will Clingingpeel returned
Wednesday from a few days stay
in Columbia with her husband, who
is there fo~ treatment.