The Marshall republican., 1910-10-07

q 10 W atoh
old McGrath and Grace Living
stone Furniss, will be presented at
! Marshall, Tuesday, Oct. II, this
will be an agreeable surprise to
those who have read the book as
it is one OF the most delightful
stories ever written.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Schieszer re-
turned yesterday from Sedalia
where they attended the State
Fair. Mr.. Schieszer says the fair
is a big success and the attendance
large. He says the fair has got
the old st. Louis fair beaten badly
and that the flying machine and
other attractions were "great."
Louis Nye and John Stobie came
down from Malta Bend yesterday
to attend the street fair. They
claimed they were unable to find
1t and called at the Republican
office for information. You can
always find what you want at the
Republican office. They are no
doubt enjoying the show now at
least they were when we went to
press.
VIM. Rhine, of near Arrow Rock,
passed through Marshall Saturday
on his way to Higginsville where
he went to help surprise his broth
er, Fritz Rhine, on his Goth birth
day anniversary. His wife and
children invited a number of rela-
tives and friends for Sunday to
surprise Mr.. Rhine and it goes
without saying that they had a
giod time.
G. s. link of North Jefferson
went to Indianapolis, Ind, Wednes
day to take charge of the Perry
Auto Co, testing room. He said
he and Henry Booker of Kansas
City have built a flying machine
in partnership, which is So feet
long, has a 115-horse power, g.
cylinder Grome engine and they
have patented it. The machine is
now at the Illinois State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Campbell were
here from Shackelford Saturday.
They said they would move to
Kansas City Monday and would
be located at 663 Park Ave. We
certainly regret to see these splen
did people leave Saline, but since
they will hold some of their prop
erty here We hope to see them at
times. Mrs. Wayne Kellett has
rented their Shackelford home.
When the Jones Dry Goods Co.
of Kansas City failed the store
didn't quit advertising-the re-
ceivers believing they could not
afford to quit, even though it cost
thousands of dollars weekly. A
Marshall store that never did
any advertising and was run by
members of the family on a cheap
plan failed last week, the proprie-
tor saying he could not afford to
advertise. It's a case of can't
afford not to- advertise these
days.
The Marshall laundry had an
unpleasant experience with its
machinery last week. The main
shaft became unfastened in some
manner and vas jerked out of
place while in motion and when a
reckoning was had it was bent in
all directions and much other dam
age done. BY the time a new SHAFT
was secured the work was so de-
layed that it was necessary to
work nights and Sunday to get
out the laundry.
Miss Annie Finley, entertained
quite a crowd of young folks at
her home Saturday evening near
Nelson. Those present were, Miss
es Myrtle Smith, Bessie Berlin,
Lois Alfrey, Minnie Berlin, Annie
Aifrey and Matte York of Blue
Lick. Messrs. Elmer Alfrey, Roy
Andrew Smith, Charley Ril-
ley, Ben Alfrey, Jim Smith, Nat
Berlin and Mr.. and Mrs. Racey,
All left about 10 O'Clock and re-
a fine time.
-. Fl. Liggett is back from a trip ,
to Wyoming and Montana where
he went to escape hay fever. He
said he has been in three snow
already, the first ON Aug. :
oath, which killed the tomatoes and
potatoes OF that section and means ]