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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
MACON DEFENDS
MONROE DOCTRINE
Former Governor of Cuba Declares
Downfall of Zclnyn and Castro
VIII BE Lesson.

Boston, February 25.--Members Of
the Commercial Club to-day regard the
speech of Charles L. Magoon, former
governor Of Cuba, last night as q
strong defense Of the United States
enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine,
and of the action that resulted in the
downfall OF Castro and Zclaya..
Mr. Magoon said that the ousting of
Castro and Zclaya would make other
Latin republic leaders realize that
there Is an individual responsibility
for the result OF official misdcmcanors
and Observation-Disclosures.
Mr.. Magoon said that the opening OF
tho Panama Canal will give the United
States more power over the sanitation
Of the country, and Should he the
means of decreasing the mortality
from yellow fever.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
MR.. RAYMOND ROBBED
uc can't Find Schayonc, Who Ran
Ax.n,. NAilh His PrOpcrtN.

Away WIN Ills f'Topcrts.
Dctectiyes were unable yesterday to
find any trace of Antonio Schiayone,
barber and his Wife, who after get
ting free board and room for two
months from Niche Raymond depart
ed Thursday with the latter's best
clothes borrowed, ostensibly. to go
Mr.. Raymond who through some
trick OF the linotype machines, was
made yesterday 10 appear as the alb
sconder instead Of the complainant
lives at the home of Frank Digilio
SIS East Marshall Street. ScliaVone
came to him in distress, and asked for
room and board and later went in
with him to rent a house in which to
run a barber shop. soon after the
lease was taken he disappeared, ana
is still at large Mr.. Raymond said
last night that he was unable 10 un-
derstand why Schiavone had iieeced
him. Thc twisting of names was IN
fortunate. as Mr. Raymond had slif-
tered much at the hands of one he had
bctriended.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
BLUES WILL Open
ARM0 ny IN MAY
Great Dedication to l}c Wit
nesscd by Distinguished
Guests From Mar.
FOOT GUARD COMING BACK
Inspector Beck and Architect Sat
is6cd With Progress oil
Building.


Building 1nspector Beck and G. *.
,vornl of a. am of .lverill & Hall.
80 =. '',e - =, ,.
architects' OF Washlhsto,'' W. oNei
the Blues Arfnory. now in process OF
conetructio,, Yesterday. and stated thut
,,laot ,,ith ~,
tley were imicn iie'Se" ai'e
progress being made by the contractor,
IJohn T Wilson. Mr. Beck said that
a ~, ~.
lhe building MI pc e ierui ~ ME-, My
wren ~ MI ~ ,,,,,aIinn '''e'i
~, " wy l'tuta - ti,,,a ,t. A.,
,,,,,d nus VII DC 'He ,rn,os, ~ ,i'ai,
49,, i.aNe pee ~, ~ fire ~ Isahl
raarf lan Whea Is o' and anini au
nearly ne ail the eiieets 49,
u, .iie ooiil.ia'lu ~ nn,,,
cnr,n,,,'. ,,e,,, III aSiorternastnr .s
ho;,, On III Ahin Sllegt, s Ga,
oeiiiS uolle on ". ot,a, ,,n
''he w" ~, Nv,
ne ileW arhlvrN WIZ IN ~ sv,pne.e III
ns,,, ne,ai' ~, ss,,~tb hain -, ,ro I'LL
ioo,as' we it.i,,,i gu
ior pgsslple auull loiIlt .,uli'p,ng'
vast orsil hall, one Oh we largest
vaulted floor spaces IN the south: a
~ laiSc. snoMeI ILL. ~
ana ana al the osher equlpIleot necessary
tor ,,, an tp-to date atmorE,,
ne lof!i,ai ag'iiSaS,oit WI .ahe place
81 Nay ~, the Blues ai, ~
l,eIi .iie eioSerilpI .fuanu OF
/ ddo !i tle tro9ps iaoii row
oiia' -; l., the -ftGlsns una mo, fi3nor
mt crae cd bGS roon from ne WASH Nas,
r rs vi HIdHS, anu ttoVp iro,h Nortn
LIN mal' oe Lie ussts o. l.le blues
The VIII wsitn DE- maze i wg ri, 10 te city
| i ine NLsl.ors VIII arrive on the morn
t tns o. al, Nay y ana WI u be :, here here for
tertainn,sn, t%si,aai 0i iaHasn en-
~ I l.i!ei'' GolslstlnG 81 d uuhCe IN
tiie 10, iiorse snow c, nuiidln lunch at
AZ the
Ian5 nc tfa Westmore-
is now ''P psin nau anto[loplie ,Sncmrsions'
in the command Is nm soma con, M, MI,
II wi,, no ~ g.. ,t,.,a
and ralal pe tne llst IiiiitatN pageant
had IN :, ,,,, W, es.at me biues nave
GERS and men are bendine sF syo ana et 2i
tho a bnsei. IL III, a success IN return for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Policc Court cnscs

he case against annie Mason. col.
oaea, who Is charged with selling co.
Street, was continued in Police Coi,ri
Yesterday morn" to March 3.
NJ, me case against Fred Jones. Leslie
Mitchell Lewis White and Gilman
r l,,,tiGt G,oloCIred boys charged with The
hn .,U.eeaie melt OF chickens from many
.'eigoops, was continued TO March =
- was the case against u. q W'nls
r rs Who y charged with hayinc
received the chickens Knowing ,h ,atS
10 have been stolen. Item
stealing pistol from G. r. Mo-, " i ~,
was sent to Jail for four months
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Bmiidins pcrlnils.

Building and repair permits were IS
sHed yesterday as follows:
y VI. Williams, 10 erect detached
tWo-stofy brick dwelling. pos stuart
Avenue, 10 cost 5000.
Mrs. Lizzie Scherin. TO erect a two
ftar% detached brick dwelling. 500
horth Ninth street, to cost s2,54S.
Mrs. Lena y. Iioldsworth. TO erect
detached twn-story frame dwelling,
VEST SIDE OF twenty second street, be-
$1,000
Mrs. Il. Dominica, to repair a bricI
dwelling, south side of Burton Street
between Scott and Jessamiue Streets
to cost $500
Mrs II. Dominica, TO repair q bric,
dwelling, north side of Pleasant,
street between Scott and Jessamin,
streets. 70 cost 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
MAY BE PoWHATAN EPPERs0N
corp.c Found Yesterday IN COochinnd
nnliexcl 10 BE Thnt of Hnrbcr.

The body discovered yester,dIa a J, ,n W
cn,tniv l,order is believed to be that OF
e a negro named Powhatan Emerson ,,, n:
10 whose description tie body ana IN, n {,
effects found on II answer ,s, IN I h large
man Of powerful bui!d. lie was .n
Known character. fie disappeared
several weeks ago. and no' nm ,l i9s
Vent Yesterday to Wow the remains.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
SCORES PRISONER
,,,orncv FoII<cs and Gilbert P0lloek IN
IInn,cd Debate Over Joseph Drake.

Bv his insolent bearing ana con
tor,ntuous utterances. Joseph Drake,
colored who was tried in Poiice Io our
= ,,ati,,s. nnlicv shop, put himself into
auf had plight i and was roundlyy scored
by CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Mlni.rcs
Folkes. Gilbert II. Pollock. sounsei
for the prisoner, resented MI. roih oe1s
remarks, and short and heated COZ
Iouuy ensued between the two law
yers. Justice Cr,uchficld finally calling
them to order and sustaining MT.
E'olkes.
tho stand in brakes behalf We're very
confused. and presented bad case
But in order that officers Bradley and
Gerring, who made the raid ana ar
rest. might have more time IN which
to find evidence against Drake. the
casn wns continued to March D
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
ncslgn simultaneously.

Without knowing that the other was
contemplating snch a move, John A..
and James a. Donuti, brothers, sent in
their resignations as members of the
Fire Department yesterday. Both re-
sign to return to the saloon business.
and their designations will be accepted
.bv the Board Of Fire Commissioners at
IT'S next meeting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
BIC Qulckly I.x,inrul.l,en.

FItt n 40 West MarNhaN Street. m
the home OF ] q. Lipscomb. al nix
o'clock last night, caused trifting dam.
age 10 the lnantei. Quick work by The
department. prevented what might have
been serious blaze.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
SHERIFF MERCER TO WE'D
SURPRISES Ills City Hall Associates by
Asking for u License.

Asking for License. ~.
Sheriff - Herbert Mercer of the
city OF, Richmond. will be married this
morning at II o'clock to Miss Mary
Lillian Gentry. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles w. Gentry. The ceremony
Will take place at the home of Geo
h. Yeagcr! uncle of the bride 10 North
Eighth street Mr.. Mercer had in
formed hut a few of his official as
soclates In the City Hall Of his in
tended weddirr, and his application tc
Deputy Clerk Breedeu. of the Hastings
Court, for a license was the occa-
sion of general surprise and con@rat'
elations,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
FORTUNE FOR BROTHER
Major Werner Receives Letter Asking
III, 10 Irind Hairy DAWSON. .jr.

chief of Police Werner received q
letter yesterday from A. II. Dawson,
or Eavcna. Albany county, n. j.. ask
ing the chiefs assistance in locating a
Who is believed to be living in this
city. The writer states that some
money has been left to tho family. and
that Harry Dawson viii share In the
fortune.
lie stated that his father died here
eiN or seven years ago. Besides Harry
there are now in the family the writer,
Deansc Il. and Miss Leona Dawson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26

Judgment was confessed IN The az,
nlfeult Court yesterday in the case .
ROSA w, 4. Ware against Ophslia /
Fear and W. G. Fear, for $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
Justice ,,,,rn,n ounlItIe.

day in the CITY ORA G,trnult Court, before
' , y, Carter scott. for Ills new
, ,vrin ot SIS years from March !, 70
y M ,a,oI ne was recently elected BY the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
7-'7r-7-
Marriage Licenses

terdAy TO j Herbert Mercer sbori,.
Of Richmond. ana Mary Lillian Gam ~.
ny 20 Alfred Z, Eachman and T,oi,ie,
Mitier, and to William G. Wrigbt ma ana
Ethel @. Parker ~ aiiu
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26
.lucl>son Acquitted.

Roosevelt Jackson, colored, indicted
for attackiro Mildred Allen. colored
was acquitted in the Hastings Court
yesterday morning
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-26

Tn The budget will carry grand total
of about s., 100000.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
BLACKBURN

Miss Nell Liter spent several
days in Kansas City last week.
Rev. Ross fulfilled his appoint
ment here Sunday. ~
Francis Deadman spent Sunday
with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Louis Of Kan
sas City r visiting here now.
Mrs Harry Liter went to Kan
a City Saturday morning.
d. L. Peak of N. Main street died
at 4.3O a. m. Tuesday.
Miss Leta Hancock was visiting
her sisters Mrs. Sparks and Mrs.
Scott of Marshall last week.
MI. Moore who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. J. s. Hit for
the past week. eft for his home.
Mrs. Battle and Miss Margaret
Tailor were shopping in Kansas
City Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
TEDIEVILLE

We r having plenty of rain
and farmers are late with corn
planting.
j. M. Thomas was a Marshall
visitor Friday.
Mrs. ID. P. Finley of Warrensburg
is visiting her daughter Mrs. W. B.
Rife and family.
Rev. Cartright of Illinois con-
Quoted the services at Bethlehem
church Saturday night and Sunday
Albert and Charley Reid were Sc
dalia visitors Monday.
Mrs. Lester Harris and son Of
Blackburn visited her parents j.
M. Thomas and family the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. Hattie Martin and daughter
Miss Anna of Oklahoma have been
visiting relatives here for several
weeks.
A. P. Reid has purchased the
general merchandise store former
ly owned by Joe Swope. We wish
him success
Mrs. Walter Halligan and daugh
ter Nellie of Deepwater, are visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. L
Witcher at this writing.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
BROWNLEE

Mrs. Sanders Townsend and her
daughter, Mss Blanch, were visi-
tors in Arrow Rock Saturday.
Mrs. Everette Townsend is spend
ing a few days this week will her
mother, Mrs. Hoagge, near Arrow
Rock.
Sam Fisher of Arrow Rock visi-
ted French Wilkerson Sunday.
Misses Mamie Townsend and
Sarah Wilkerson were visitors in
Marshall Friday,
Miss Bertha Townsend returned
home from Nelson Thursday.
Miss Lula Thorp will leave We'd
nesday evening on the train to
spend a few days with her friend,
Mrs. Bell Mengie, of Slater and
Miss Margie Haas.
Clarke Swinney was trading in
Blackwater Monday.
Walker Townsend and family
were the guests Thursday of K.
B. Thorp.
Mrs. Eddie Brown was with
home folks Sunday.
Andrew Brown.ee and mother
were in Nelson Thursday. Mrs
Townsend attended the ladies' Aid
Society at the Baptist church.
Miss Neva Townsend was to see
grandma Townsend Thursday who
is quite sick.
The high water has done con-
siderable damage during the last
ten days.
w. c. cambridge made his regu-
lar trip to Marshall last Friday,
Marvin Spriggs and wife were
guests of Jackson Thorp and fam
lily Thursday.
Joe Thorp was to see Andrew
Brownlee and mother Wednesday
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20

II you have any good news that
you wanL printed or ahy rning
real n.ce yuu van ~ put in rne
paper Just reporC 1t or nand IL TO
.ne ouGA Eye correspondence
ne WlA senu IL IN az once.
Mrs. A. Z. Porier anu Hiss Lille
.um are on The sex list at this
writing.
Amos Audsley has put up an
L.uer Windmill last Week. uues5
ne III. nks il takes two mills to Keep
wac pumped for his Tine horses.
Charles Moolum arrived in this
nelghuorhoou 10 spend a few days
win John Wooium. He said 1T has
peen ten or Twelve yaers since he
was In Saline county and many
changes have taken place.
wonaer what is the attraction
over. northwest, everybody goes
that way. ~
rhe ladies' man on Buck Eye
TOOK quite a load OF young ioiks
70 church Saturday night. There
are Two or three more boys mere
wishing they were that popular
with the girls.
Ernest says he has found out d
new way to get the girls TO an
swer post cards if you wan 10
-. ,,er coll IN him.
/. There was quite a crowd from
here went to Kansas City Satur-
day. - - -
Mrs. Joe Cooper is in this neigh
borhood to spend a few days visit
ing friends.
Jem Millsap was to e his SIS
ter, Mrs. A. c. Porter Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
BLOSSER

Mr.. and Mrs. Erskin Blosser were
Marshall visitors last Thursday.
Miss Sadie Funk is visiting her
aunt Mrs. Joe Sailor this week.
j. w. Blackburn shipped a car
load of hogs last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Payne and Mrs. Ash
ton Fulton were Marshall visitors
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. N. ]. Fletcher spent Wednes
day with Mrs. j. w. Demoss of
Grand Pass.
Mrs. j. E. Daniels and daughter,
Reva are here spending a few
weeks with her husband who is
working on the new elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sailor were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
j. Fletcher and Louis Blosser.
Miss Mary Walker spent last
week with Mrs. Jennie Payne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Fletcher
were Marshall visitors Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Dyer and Mrs. Ernst
Sailor spent last Friday in Mar
shall.
The annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Union cemetery will
be held at the cemetery on Satur-
day afternoon, May 28. By the or
der of the president, j. w. Black
burn.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
NEW FRANKFORT

Mrs. w. Webster and children
Of Denver, Colo, arrived here last
week to visit the family of G.. E.
Whining.
Mrs. o. E. Reidenbach entertain
ed a few of her friends at her
home Friday evening. A good So
cial time and plenty of music was
much enjoyed. Refreshments of
cake and cream were served.
Jake Wehinger and wife of Kan
sas City visited his parents here
the past week.
The Sunday School here decided
to celebrate childrens' day the 4th
Sunday in June.
Mr.. Barnett of Leroy, ILL.,, is here
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. j.
Crumbaugh and family.
Geo. Jeter lost a good mule Sat
urday.
Mrs. d. T. Sydenstricker and
children visited relatives in Slater
the past week.
Louis Bohlken and family of
Gillian spent Sunday with rela-
tives in this locality. .
Mrs. Leonard Davis and daugh-
ter, and Vera LEM of Slater spent
Thursday in the country.
Mrs. Chas. Thierfelder left last
Monday for a visit to relatives in
Moberly.
b. Maddox shipped his cattle and
hogs last week.
Claude Fields passed through
here on business Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
SALINE POINT

Farming was in full bloom the
last week but has subsidized since
the rain which fell Saturday night
and Sunday.
There was prayer meeting at
Rich Chapel Sunday night in spite
of the bad weather.
Some people are scared about
Halley's comet tail which the earth
is to pass through Wednesday f;
afraid the earth is coming to an
end. If they believed in the good
hook called the Bible, and read the
18th Chapter of st. Matthew there
il no need of them getting uneasy.
And If some of those who are Scar
ed about 1T would get to doing a
little better there would be no use
of their fearing things of that sort
Charley Jones, OF Iowa died at
9Iiis home in Randolph Saturday at
"A IN. m. of pneumonia and quick
consumption.
Rev Clemens held services at
Harmony Saturday night and Sum
day morning and night.
MIRA W. A. Burnside went to
Randolph, Iowa, to be at the bed
side OF her sick son-in-law.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
NORTH GRAND PASS

Wentworth cadets of Lexington
spent last week at Whites Island
this being their sixth annual
campment. The trip was made
overland, their first stop being at
Dover, a distance OF II miles, on
Tuesday their march was resum-
ed and they reached Whites Is
land about $50 p, m. A Khaki
dance was given them last Thurs
day night. A sham battle was
fought last Friday evening. The
camp was in charge of Captain
Pritchard and Campbell. They
returned in high marching order
Saturday evening, spent Saturday
night in Waverly and Sunday at
Dover arriving at Lexington Mon
day afternoon. There were 143
cadets who were well pleased in
their weeks encampment and that
Whites Island had surpassed the
previous camps.
Little Mary Brunette of Waverly
spent the latter part of last week
with her cousin, Florence and Vir-
ginia Oliver.
Les Gall of Mt. Leonard was in
this vicinity last Monday fishing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mrs. B. G. Oliver sr
were shopping in Waverly Tues
day.
Sam Moritz of Waverly and Miss
Rhoda Vogt attended the Khaki
dance at Whites Island Thursday
night.
Jim Waller, jr. of Malta Bend
attended the supper at Grand Pass
Tuesday night.
Miss Jessie Davis was a guest OF
her aunt Mrs. w. j. Vogt Monday
night.
Died-at the residence of w. ].
Gordon at Waverly, after an ill
ness of several weeks, John Thorn
as aged 16 years. He was the son
of Mrs. Lizzie Thomas of Marshall
Funeral services YER conducted
by Rev. Brumer from the residence
and burial in Waverly cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
HARDEMAN

Tom Gibson of Marshall is Vi it
ing with his son S. ]. Gibson and
wife.
Miss Pearla Eastman is spending
a week with her uncle and aunt j
r. Marshall and wife near Black
water.
Louis Schiller, wife and sister Wis
tied Tuesday with Charlie Schler
and family near Pilot Grove.
Will Eastman and wife, Henry
Niemeier and family were guests
Sunday of s. J. Gibson and wife.
Dave Goodloe spent Sunday with
his brother Arch Goodloe and fam
lily.
Robert Schieszer went to Mar
shall Monday to spend a few days
Mrs. Clemence Winkler and chill
dren We're shopping in Napton on
Tuesday.
Henry Hasemeier, wife and son
Earl were trading in Marshall SAT-
urday and Earl remained for a few
days visit.
s. j. Gibson and Tom Gibson
were guests Monday OF Will Eas;h
am and wife.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20

popular resort at present. The
gypsy women are telling the for
tunes Of quite a number of people
of our town.
Mrs. W. D. Shemwell of Black
water was the week end guest of
her son, Stanard and family.
Watson Diggs and wife, Mrs. w.
B. Diggs and daughter, Miss Nora
were birthday dinner guests of
relatives last Friday in Marshall.
Fred Bierbaum of the county
was on u streets Thursday.
Mesdames w. P. McMahan, Alice
McMahan and daughter, Miss Lena
Walter Townsend and Ed Moehle
were dinner guests last Friday at
the hosp!table home of d. Lawless
and family.
G. P. Martin and daughter, Mrs.
Gibson Scott we're visiting Satur-
day in the country.
Mrs. Hugh Craig and daughter,
Miss Grace of the county were in
town Saturday. E.
Miss Julia Turley and Mrs. John
Reynolds of Cooper visited Sun
day with Mrs. Parilee Bingham.
French Wilkerson was a town
visitor Saturday.
Clint Eastman of Cooper was in
town Friday afternoon.
Mrs. F. o. Shepard was shopping
Saturday in Boonville.
Misses Pearl Teckemeyer of
Forest Green, Ida and Annie Kru-
ger, Lydia Ei,ers, Messrs. Will
Kruger, Fred and Otto Eilers of
the county spent the day Sunday
with John Bierbaum and family.
Miss Della Bierbaum accomps MED
them home for a short visit.
Misses Annie and Emma Ei!ers
of the county were trading Mon
day in town. ,r
Mrs. Par,lee Bingham was shop
ping in town Monday.
Henry Eilers and wife were din
ner guests Monday of j. A. H.
Bierbaum and family.
Ralph Shemwell who has had
the typhoid fever for some time
is thought to be slowly improving
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20

Mrs. Lester Harris and son, or
vile, formerly of this place visited
her parents of near Houston:a
from Friday until Sunday.
Several from here attended the
eight grade exercises at Sweet
Springs Friday night.
John Fordham spent Tuesday
with d. M. Harris and family.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Kuntz, May 10, 1910, a ten pound
boy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Harris visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. M.
Harris Sunday night.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
NEW HOME

We T having plenty of rain at
this writing and the farmers will
be late getting their crops in,
Mr.. and Mrs. Porter Harris and
daughter, Lorene, came in Monday
from Kingfisher, Okla. to visit
relatives and friends for several
weeks.
Miss Ethel Mckinney is visi Ding
friends in Sweet Springs.
Mrs. John Knott and daughter
Miss. Bessie, were shopping in
Sweet Springs Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
WOODSON

Through the courtesy of Messrs.
Robert Edmonds and Grover
Thompson our mail was brought
across Blackwater Tuesday and
Wednesday. We are Jul the com
munity appreciated it.
P. F. jacob and J. j. Scott, Sr.
were among the Marshall visitors
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Scott and
daughter, Novella, of H~oustonia,
We're visitors Of ]. J. Scott Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Pyle were
visitors of Marshall Saturday.
The infant babe of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sterling Smith died Friday night.
Burial at Blue Lick cemetery Sat-
urday evening.
Mrs. James j. Scott, Sr. has
been quite sick the past week, but
is some better at this writing.
The farmers were very much
disappointed In the rain OF Satur-
day night and Sunday as they ex-
pect to be busy planting corn this
week. F"#
tH"N ~ UafI .MH. ha".fttH fIFtHfN ~ fUHM ". -. ~HUr.t ="
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
NORTON

May seems to be a rainy month
this year.
There will be preaching at Nor
ton the 29th at IL o'clock and 7.3C
Quite a few from Norton went
to Kansas City on the excursion
Saturday.
Joe Plourd went to Marshall
Saturday.
Miss Catherine Sober and her
cousin, Miss Minnie Ellison of Sla-
ter were shopping in Marshall
Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20

MSS Iotsfe johnson was lhop-
ping 4 n niarshali saturday.
Du.sse rearl Reynolds, Fannie
anu bessie Mccoy were wishing
lie .atters s-seer, Mrs. bentley, OF
sit. olive neighOorhoou.
L.s.er ,NicCoy was calling on
COY neyno.us thursday evening.
mere Was preaching a. Norton
SUNDAY aeon anu &c was Well at
.enaeu considering the Dad wealth
er.
The Marshall republican., 1910-05-20
ARROW ROCK

Tom Davis of Hardeman was in
town Tuesday.
L. A. Wilmarth and wife OF near
Blackwater were in town Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. Vivena Eastman is visiting
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
r. 8. Bingham of Marshall.
Mrs. Minerva Bingham who was
sick last week Is now able to be
up but is very weak. ID.
The gypsy camp seems to be the
San1g