The Marshall republican., 1909-12-31
OUR kRlkNDS
"May mes Ilye lone ano prvsper''

sent us his renewal on Christmas
Day, adding, ave like our new
home and country fine. May the
blessings of 1910 be yours, both
spiritual and temporal" Thanksl
v. T.. Grimes, one of Slaters gem
ial young farmers, was a substan-
tial caller Friday.
Our good friend, Louis Barring
haus, OF West Glasgow, sent us
Christmas greetings with $500 en-
closeS, for his own and his broth
er's subscription Judge Joseph
Barringhaus.
r. M. Maupin, OF Arlington, H.,
renewed while here Tuesday.
Joseph Sellmeyer of West Glas-
gov was in Marshall Tuesday pay
ing his taxes. He also called to re-
new. He informed us that Clara,
the little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. v. Sellmeyer fell out Of a
buggy and broke her arm Satur-
day, week.
Horace Cooper, one OF Sweet
Syringe splendid colored citizens
was here Wednesday on business
and left US a dollar for renewal.
Robert Poister Of Little Rock,
sent US his own as well as Henry
Kruger's renewal Wednesday and
also enclosed a great big compli-
ment to make us feel good. Thanks
Oscar Dotgage, one OF Malta
Bends enterprising young farmers
enrolled his name while here yes
terday.
Mrs. Frank Moore and daughter
Miss Anna Warren, were pleasant
visitors from Malta Bend Wednes-
day. 5000 on subscription will
prove a lasting reminder.
w. Fl, Keyton, Slater's genial con
tractor, came Co Marshall Wednes-
day to pay taxes and made us his
annual visit. May he prosper
many years.
Alex and Gus Greis, two OF Ar
row Rocks well-to-do farmers, had
some money left after paying taxes
yesterday and remembered the ed
itor's splendid ability to take care
OF stray dollara and left four.
e. c. Merrill, who was hunting
quail near Gillian Tuesday and
Wednesday must have had fine
luck, as he handed over a dollar
with a smile on his return to Mar
shall and we hope the Republican
will keep him smiling for 385 days
In 1910.
Milton Allison called In Wednes-
day to leave two green-backs-one
for him self and one for his father,
Capt. w. n. Alison OF San Jose,
Cal.
j. c. Lacy, Of Alma was visiting
releatives here Monday and also
called at the Republican office to
renew.
John Noble, OF Miami, left us a
dollar for Santa Friday. MI. Noble
will soon move to his new farm
east OF town.
Chas. Mccoy, one OF our enter
prising young farmers northeast Of
town, had us enroll a good name
while here last Friday.
z. ]. Peace gave us a messenger
OF peace and plenty Friday by re-
newing.
Fred Montgomery and Lincoln
Pritchard were here from near
Gretchen yesterday or business.
The former called to leave his re-
newal.
r. e. Neff called yesterday to
renew for his mother Mrs. Jas.
Neff Of East Arrow.
Steve Cook will soon leave us
but says he doesn't want to "burn
the bridges" 80 ordered the Re-
publican to his new home.
Henry Hayob did a kind act last
Friday In ordering the Republican
a year for his invalid cousin, Henry
Krackenberger, OF North Vernon,
Ind. The gentleman has been bed
fast for twenty-five years and II
the paper erves to make life more
pleasant for him during 1910 we
will consider III part worth more
than the 81 received, May he be
consoled with peace from above.
Capt. Alex. Denny, of Roanoke,
president Of the Bank of Marshall
Sat us a dollar last week by Geo.
II. Althouse, who with Mrs. Alt
house were his guests during the
holidays.
A. E. Riley, of Grand Pass, left
us the price and name OF L. c,
Hunt Thursday for this paper a
year.
Aug. Reker, one OF Grand Pass
big farmers, was among our Wis
dtors Thursday to renew.
Joseph Sellemeyer of West Glas-
gov was in the flood but had q