The Marshall republican., 1909-04-16
EALTA BEND

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lived one more week she wou!c
have been So years old. SO silent.
ly ana suddenly did the death an
gel come that all were surprise1
when il was tol3 Grandma Lun-
beck is dead. Funeral services were
conducted by her pastor Rev. W
t. Cummins at the NJ. e. church
Tuesday. She leaves besides heI
immediate family, a large circle oil
friends and acquaintance who will
ever cherish and revere her mem
DRY.
A. s. Van Anglen returned Fri
lay from a trip TO South-eagt Mo,
Mrs. Nye AMI daughter Mrs,
Huff were trading in town We'd
nes1ay.
Miss Mamie Gauldin visited rel
alive Sin Marshall Friday.
s. T. Wilson was a Waverly Wis
itor Saturday.
Mrs. Mahan, a VIC. T. U. worker
will give a lecture on that subject
at the Christian church Friday
night. Everybody invited. Ad-
mission free.
w. H. Thornton, Mesdames Bal
lew, Fred Anderson and Flo: enee
VanAsriall were visitors at the
County Seat Saturday.
j. j. Wheeldon is in Wellington
this week.
Percy Houston, Maurice and
Miriam Brown, Inez Robertson and
Lucille Long returned Tuesday to
resume their school work after
having spent Easter with home
folks and friends.
Mrs. E. M. Bryan is having an
addition built to her already hand
some home ana will put in water
works and other modern improve
ments.
Arthur Potter had quite an ex-
citing runaway Saturday. His
horse became frightened and as a
result the harness was broken ana
the buggy almost demolished. For
t,rrately no one was in the buggy
at tine time or the result might
have been much more serious.
Miss Anna Belle Coleman return
cd to her home in MarShall Tues
day. She was the Easter guest of
relatives here.
John Palmer, wife and daughter
OF Grand Pass were shopping here
Saturday.
Prof. Carter visited relatives in
Marshall Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Humhries of Gran1 Pass
spent the day with Mrs. Cook Sat-
urday.
Miss Marguerite Landrum OF Wav
erly was visiting friends here Tues
day.
Jim ana John Waller who are at
tending the Wentworth Military
Academy spent Easter with home
folks. ,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Rohn were
down from Grand Pass Tuesday.
Houston Bros. shipped a car of
fat hogs to st. Louis, Tuesday.
Miss Myrtle Blosser was the guest
OF Stanhope relatives Easter.
The Presiding Elder will preach
at the M. E. Church Sunday, Quar-
terly conference the following Mon
day morning.
The Purity League do not be-
lieve in all work and 40 play so
quite a number OF them enjoyed
sn old-fashioned candy pulling at
the Meath building Saturday after
noon. Several other enjoyments
r already looked 10: the sum
mer vacation. J
H. j. Blosser returned Friday
from a trip to Kansas City.
Preaching at the Presbyterian
church last Sunday morning and
night by a Mo. Valley student.
The Ladies Aid Of the Christian
church spent an enjoyable ana
profitable day at an ali DAYS.
quilting with Mrs. H. l.. Blosser.
The first edition of the Malta
Bend News was issued April 9, it
has for its motto malta Bend
In the garden spot of the world.
Our p~eople-The best ever. Our
enterprising merchants have ex-
tended to the editor the "glad hand
as evincei by the advertisements.
Archie VanAnglen, Miss Dean
Bailey ana Everett Walker were
iinner guests of Miss Lucille Long
Easter.
Ernest, the little son OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Guy Cutlery is suffering from
q iislocated arm as the result of a