The Marshall republican., 1909-06-25

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j. n Wells who fell from a scat
fold sixteen feet from the ground
on Thursday June 18th is getting
along nicely. He was at work on,
the guttering OF r. e. Holloways
residence on Eastwood, and about
8 a. m. missed his footing and fell
from the scaffold to the ground,
falling on bis head.
Miss Berenice Vance returned
Thursday from a few days visit
with her sister Miss Minnie Vance
at Kansas City. Later Mrs. Vance
and daughters expect to Join Rufus
Vance and wife Of New York City,
at some OF the Colorado resorts
where they will spend the summer.
Mrs. VIM. Mitchell of South Red
man Ave. left Saturday for an ex-
tended visit to friends and rela-
tives at Topeka and Mayfield, Kan.
also at saltwater, Okla, and Colo
RADIO Springs, Colo. Her daughter
Misa Nell, will accompany her
from Mayfield, Kansas on her trip
to the mountains.
Mrs. Lillian Kreiser Hoffman of
Kansas City who has a large. class
OF vocal pupils here, was granted
a divorce from her husband and
her maiden name restored. She
will therefore be known as Miss
Lillian Kreiser hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. p. Huston enter
tanned about seventy five young
people at their beautiful home on
North st. Tuesday evening in honor
OF their % Carey, and nephew,
Kenneth Huston who are home for
the summer from school. Vawters
orchestra furnished music for the
occasion.
While near Elmwood Friday we
met Mrs. IT. H. Boulevard at the
home OF Mrs. August Dierking, who
Is her mother. She went to nurs
her mother who is quite sick but is
much improved. Mrs. Bette Allen
across the road, had gone to st.
Joseph to visit a daughter who was
very i'll,
J. H. Boyer came in from Florida
on June list and has been the guest
of Thomas Boatright since He
expects to leave for Aurora, Mo-,
tomorrow and after a visit with
friends there till July 9th will
move to Portland, Oregon, to
reside in future. We wish him well
in his new home.
Romulus Hagan, OF Kansas City
who has been visiting his relatives
in Sweet Springs the past month,
went to Slater Monday to visit his
sister, Mrs. Ed. Elmore. Mr.. Ha-
gan's visit is especially enjoyable
because his friends eve expected
to see him alive again. He had a
severe attack Of blood poisoning
and gangrene set in on his legs.
He had n amputeted and the
other is. nearly healed and he is
again looking and feeling fine.
Married June Goth at the resi-
dence Of Rev. II. ]. Steinheimer,
Arthur Wingfield of Marshall and
Miss Ruby King OF Herndon. Miss
King is the daughter OF one OF the
prominent farmers of the county
and is an accomplished young lady
we'll qualified to grace the home of
the man OF her choice. Mr.. Wing
field Is well and favorably known
al one OF Marshall's industrious
young men. The young people
expect to make their home in Mar
shall. Many friends wish them
happiness in their married life.
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Misses Margaret and Viola Kiln
ger were at home in a very hospi-
table way Wednesday evening in
honor OF Miss Allie LAM, from 5 to
1880. The time was passed pleasant
Iy in playing Five Hundred, Miss
Lila Reid, worked very diligently
showing her skill In the game by
winning the prize, a set Of table
mats. Among the gentlemen, Mr..
Judson Peecher vas the luckiest,
andfh his reward was a picture. These
two very graciously presented the
prizes to the bride and groom-elect
EThe decorations on This occasion,
OF garden flowers, sweet peas, and
roses proved that "a thing OF beau
lily is a Joy forever.n
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Mr.. Eli Dotson OF this city, phar4
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