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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-07-20

Solionten aeneiet, ilno id 3eillen
Mteln borte u1b 9eine lflanfen, bib
l6en Singer iiber oos bergilbte $50
pier gleiten iab, oonn ml1roe Die lprD-
De Woterie 1lnirer Irbeit gIeitiom alt
glilbenoer Boeiie, unb aus ben glqt=
tern unieres Weiiiale ronid)te es mir
fpte Elm 2iebeslieo entgegen. 8irf-
ltf, gpa, : pie elm 2iebeslieo. Ser
8opf jam, uno es fang oas @er5, l,lo
beioes pertrug ii6 gut. Sd glanbe
beinabe, &lein=g p6en, es 1T Dir san5
abnlid %ergangen. l1no 90 bobe id)
oenn cine glorioie Soee: id) moG)te
Did fir oas 2eben als M~itarbeiterin
%geipinnen. 9os bGtte id Sir ldion
langit iagen fonnen, uno mondmal
mar mir audi 10, als miiiie id Gid
umfaiien unb bon 0einen 2ippet oie
@nttport leien oltf cine Srage, Ste fla-
rer unb oeutli6er in mienem Mltge
itano, ais Der olte Gutenberg su orllf-
fen muBte. Mber i6 BIN eirl ~fltricier
&erl = balt's mir 5u gut: iasen u1tb
frogen lift nidt mein SAT-, ih 5iebe
Sfnte unb 9ruderi6mir5e Dor, id)
iebe mid bin uno i6reibe meme @er-
bung in oieies 8u6, bas Ser 8ei6ih-
te elmer @%rloiung aus 6inIterniiien
bienen ion. 2idt lou es altd mir
bringen. So, es miro es. SIT i6rei=
be oies 8ort: Gba, id liebe Std.
l1no i6 iebe meme @pa, mie bas 9lllt
raider ibre @onge fdrbt, tpic es Off
blist in-ibrem brounen @uge, ipie ihr
Wuno gliidli6 lno i6elmii6 lddelt
= mie iie oie Sober aniett uno ba-
runter i6reibt ols oler ibrer @eis=
belt SdluB: Soft, i'd liebe Did mtc-
ser. 9araltf morte id, nit bitlio=
grapbtider @emiienbaftiyfeit lt4lo
iebniiidtigem Screen; oarauf goiie
id, als erite unb leete Deil1er fliti-
iden @loiien; oarauf re6ne ib, nidt
ols @utor oes Buds, bod aIs Ser
falier oieier gpiitel, ni6t a(s Shirt
bon @otternegg, ionoern uls Soft
Sreiberr BON aempten, Der iib ols
gerlobter empfeblen mohte."
GortIebnng folgt.)
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- Senator &eal erflart, oaB CT
fir Die Notwithstanding nit
Damn eintreten meroe, tpen1 Der be-
treffenoe Charter bon Der Moioritat
Der gepolferung San Mntonio's gut
.gebeiBen lei.
Der oeutl6e romiid=fatboliide
Staatsperbanb bat feline &o%nbention
beenbet. ltnter oen porber a%ngenon.-
menen 8ei6liiiien befinoet i'd a,t6
elmer, in Dem ct iif entI6ieoen gescn
Yrobibition erfldrt. Die nd6ite &on-
pention finbet in Sbiner Itatt. 3u
neuer 8eomten ipltrben a%andtlt:
Sol. Gourano, Iraiibent; Sohn ST.
Ider BON Sbiner, 8tce aHralioent;
g. Shnegmatn, Sefretatr; @enrD
&lebler bon Seem Berlin, Sdabmei=
lter; Geo. WanbrD uno 8eter Wel-
5el bon Meu 9rannfels, gciiiser.
Simtmp 81. Sobnien, Der @bouf-
feur, Ser bas Mntomobil BET Der TIM
gliidsfabrt leitete, BET Der Elm itnges
M1ohen Mamens gaiiie 9apis nms
2eben fam unb idmmtli6e Snloliea
oes @efdbrts berleet nurben, lit non
Hidter 8itdlep megen unporlibtigen
Sabrens zines Mutomobiles nit Ell
ner Gtrafe bon $500 belegt por6eil.
gs iino nod einiee tpeitere &la1eihae=
gen i'm gu perban6eln.
- S. S. S'9onapan 1T oie 2i5ens
fir einen SaIoon an Der 8urlefpn
StraBe bertpeigert.
@m. @D. Solge, Better oes
elite Sotel, bat Elm @eiu6 I'm 8an=
ferott : grflarnng eingereidt.
- SSn Dem 9auie on Der gde Der
Meoina uno Watamoras StraBe, III
Dem fid bos &ommiiiions-tSeihaft
BON 8bne unb Crane befinoef, muir
De our1 Selter ein 56aoen bon 81
300 angerihtet.
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8eileibs-8 eidlaie bes Seatidea
Jranen 9ilfsbereims.


Sn anbetradt, baB mir ourd acn
SOB Der Srau SuIba @roos elm
liebepoaes nn6 bodgea6tetes Wfit-
glieo %Derloren, nno oa mir beren Ga.
bini6eioen aufs Siefite betrauern,
Sci es beidIoiien, bas
mir, Der 9eutide Srauen : 8ereili,
ben trauernoen Sinterbliebenell unier
tiefites 9eileio bierour6 ausiprehen.
8ef6Ioifen, oaB oiele @e-
idlilie i'm Hrotofon eingetragen uno
in Der uSreien 8reiie" peroffentlibt
meroen.
9as &omite::
Gliie 9esen,
Insmite Senicl,
Mnna 8of1ar0t.
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9ienitbotennut pOr 200 Sabrcn.

Ole 9uuSiIuH, Dle uDeI Dte SIeHll=
botenot flagt uno Die quite oite 3eit
5uriidiebnt, glaubt gepo9nlidL oa-
mails ieien Die 9ienftboten 10 leid)t
mie Die @rombeeren gu baben 5epelsn.
9as lit aber, mie Elm fltltl1rgeihi6tli-
der Mufiab oes nSrauenfortibrittss"
auseinanoerlest elm Srrtur1. Sic
gburfiiritlihe Granddaughter 8cli=
c%eporoung i'm 9er5ogtum Mosoeburg
bonn Sabre 1858 6eridtet namlid,
oaB ii9 a1ledte uno Mdgoc arbeitlos
BEL @iireern uno @auern aufbielten
uno nllr mabreno Der grnte5eit arbei-
teten, mo iie batln bobe Gone forber.
ten. Darum ioIte 6ur6 piertelIobr-
li6e Na6fragen in ieoem !&ouie fe1t-
geitellt meroen mas fir 2eltie 'id ta-
rim befinoen llno geiunoe &nedte uno
Wagoe ioaten angebolten meroen iid)
in 0ienit gu beeeben. Golgten tie Der
Mufforoerung nidt, 10 ionte ibnen ei-
ne modentlide ooer monatlihe Steu-
er o1ferlegt iperben, mobur1 lie &C.
notigt miirben, mieber DienIt aufdu,
iu6en. Bb. 13 iener Sronul,g llcit
|iif, als bdtte i'm cine oamolige Ser
liner Sausfrau geidrieben. u@ie
uneridttig iid biBbero oas @eIinhe
beg 2obnes uno Der Speiiune fill.
Der er5eigt unb ipie es iiber cue De-
biibr nno 8iGiefeit eetriebell, SOS lit
2anofiinbie. @eil oann Die Scot
ourft e%rforbert, ioldent 5reoel gu
iteltern, unb eIeihipol au1 bilIig 1T,
oaB iegliber; Der bient, ieinell gebub-
renben 2obn empfange, 10 n~aroronen
mir hermit, bab in unferem Ser5og.
tune nabfolgenoer @aBen oas @e.
iinoe belobnt nerbe. giner Srau-
e~nsimmermaeo- s @iiIoen, eii,er
a6Hin-S @iloen einer M1isgebe-
rim ooer S1IieBerin-8 8iilben."
@ebnIide 8reiie finbelt fih gleid5,i-
tig in anoeren 2anbi6aften 0euti6-
lanos. Serner aber mubten our,t
glei6e Defrete nngemobnlid groBe
@eibenfe ODER uonoere 9erebrun-
gen" su @eibnadten, Nelliobr ooer
aloeren S~eiertaeen ausbriiflib par-
boten mer6eiL uno ben &erribaften,
Die ibren 9ienltboten @eidenfe ooer
8elobnungen saben, tpuroe tiir iol-
die notwithstanding cine @elb-
itrafe /angeorobt. Nur 9ieritboten,
Die cine langere 3eit bon Sabren bci
elmer &erri6aft gelpobnt batten,
ourften fir oieie Ereue init Geides-
fen beoaht meroen.
Mud Ser Wietpfemlig oosr Got
tesgroi6en, Ser bonn @eiinoc JON 3eit
81 3eit geiteigert moroen mar, muroe
gelesli6 feitgelegt un6 iolte bel.
ipieIspeile BEL elmer 8iebnlaso einer
@roi6en betraeen. @er ohne allf-
5ulagen oen Oienit perlieB, ionte iei-
nes gan5en 2obnes perIltitig eeben
urto trosoenl feline 3eit aboienen.
@ber es iheint aud, oaB oie 8erbd!t-
niiie pielfad cine geietli6e 9tegelltie
Der @nselegenbeit oringeno erforber-
ten. @ir milien aus furi66iiiden
Oronungen bob Die Serridaften iidl
gegenieitig in @eidenfen on Die
9ienftboten iiberboten, blob nm oieie
5u befommen, 10 baB mlb bier felt.
geiebt muroe, Der Sodltbetrog oes
Observation-Disclosures oiirftc 23eid;s-
tbaler nidt iiberihreiten.
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Gin fiirdjterIides @rad

BON giienbabn Mutomobil o6er
8uggp fam 8erlebungen berborbrin.
gen, Die @uflens @rnica Sal6e
~perlangen, oos groBte Seillnittel Ser
@elt. gs brinet algenblifliG Gin
oerung uno BELT ii6er. @s 1T 0as
bette bel oller 8%erlebungen, @elllell
him. 9as iiderite Mittel bel &G-
morrboioen. 25c Bel alien SrusgiIlen.
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9rdiioent Saft bat Den Reser
MbitfieIo Mc9inIep gum 3o1foGettor
fir @nibington ooer eigentlif
@eorgetopn, mie Die o~ffi5ielle Sc
5eidnuilg lift, ernanftt.
Die american 6eoeration Of
2abor bat NIT Der Bud Stope otlo
@ange COMPANY 5rieoen geidIoiien.
an Dem @ran0 9runf 8abnIp-
item i'm BORDEN unieres 2tnbes uno
in Canada lit Elm. Streif Der aontuf-
teltre, vTrainmen" unb pDaromen~
i'm @ange.
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Muf umiuegen.

@ait (im Geitaurant): uSerr
@irt, pie lange beitebt bieies Meitau-
rant i6on?"
@irtb: Set orei Sobren, mcil'
Serr."
@oit:: uSut mir leio, oaB ib riht
ibon friiber gefommen BIN"
@irt5 (gei6neidelt): @irfli6
Snniefern2"
@alt: STA, bann mare ib bod
mittleripeile beoient morben.@
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@rbeitem "a stnm6em taslid.

Die fleiBigiten fleinen Dinee
iinb Or. Sings Seem 2ife 8iGs. Scoe
8iIe lit Elm iiber5udertes &iieelGen
boa @eiunobeit, oas Sdmabe in
&ranfbeit, 2auigfeit in g1lergle ber-
matoelt. Sic beilen @artleibigfeit,
&opfidmer5en Sieber, 9pspepiie,
Maloria. 25e bel auen 9rngsiitell.
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Bang lambnisidleine.

8 q. aieberser, Sduppen. efiey
Gtrnbe; $50.
5. s. gippIe. @obnbaus. aranios
9alfoipis gros., @eIddfts6aus Milis
tarb PIa5a unb @ortb Slores Strake;
$50. 1000.
San antonio Maccaroni @orfs, S(ns
bnu, g. Slores Ctr, $1,000.
9enrb Cuff Anbau, Nortb Gherrb
Ctr; $75.
Sacob Bo6Ifartb. Gnbau, 9nriG 6lo@
res Ctr. Nnbm. $50.
g. s. 8oIft anbau. Gait @lepa Cir;
5000.
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Die 1tnifnlb nprt qnnbc

NidJter: u3eugin Gdcifie areil5,
1T es mabr, bob Ser @nge-
&radinser NIT Sbncn III M
erlaubtem @erfebr eeltanoen iit2"--
3eueiil: Sea, / bab's eabm idun CT
lntbt g'babt.~
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Snrdidaitt.

Yantoffelbelo: nWeiBt gu,
Sreunohen, Define @obnuns lit 10
obgelegen; fomm' nal nit 'railf unb
l6laf BEL mir!~ = n4b - Oh oenfit
mol oud: @eteiIter Sdmers 1T boil
Der Shmers.~
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@ariiertes Gitat.

9err: yMd, meme @na6ige,
ifon 5urud aug ben Sblammbabern
8pitians2 Sic ieben ia iest biz
bend aus!" Dame: so, bus
Moor bat feline Shuloigfeit 1etoal"
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Sir 9iitrift Inipalt 81. WeridtS.
Nfffriff.

Sic vSreie 9refe~ lit autoriiieri, @.
9. 2in6en aIs &anoiodt fin &iltrit.s
Iitfpalt fir ben 81. @eri6tsoifffitl, her
aus 8erar County beitebt. o1sutunSis
gen, abbdllais bon ben om 20. ;yali
ftnttfinoenben BrimdrtpabIen.
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Sraiep. Die oft meinen, yjeinetl
nidt lang, uno iolde, oie lanae iuei-
men, tpeinen nid1t oft
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Urnnseisemtnms . llebertraaanas,.

VthHoelBeHtutuo : uruettIuBANDest.
q. M. Sppenbeimer an 8. 9. Moot
bouie. @runOitiid an Der Mi6ion Ctr. /;
$3.50 Il. u.
s. 6. SeIoman an Soc 6. 2pGs lnb
5rau, @rinbftiid an Der Starter 8benue,
NifionfieIb Seeono &bOition: $3.50.
drnnf COL un6 Srau an 2ouis Gon,
662.8 Nder Qan6; $4501.
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@er ouf onbere 5u bel Giidiift
nimmt, miro finben, ooB man i'm
blutmenig beriidiidtigt.
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wabts
Sir Gtaatsfenat:

8ir itno autoriiiert, Germ SuIins
Neal als &anoibat fir @ieber!pnbl fir
ben Stnatsfenat an5ufinhigcn.
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Seiratsideime. - Uehnrleu.
bcsfGlfe.
Seiratsfh cine.

@itioo ariig uno aenes aiuoerpa-
ter.
Senrp Sennineer mo Beatrice
Nattiito.
gilbert Otterpobl uno Sforenee
Marr.
Cam s. @iel uno 9aiip Dean
Stole.
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@ e 3 I G II.

emil guih uno Srau, Elm Mdo-
den; S. @ieber uno Grau, eiu Gnabc;
@us. Ginfbeiner uno Srau, Elm &na.
be; s. 6. Sorbt uno 5rau, cine &fta-
be; go. Weuntann uno 6ralt, elm 4na=
be; Saul Shlefing uno Sran, Elm
3nobe; Oscar q. Shumann uno
Jrau, elm Wdohen; - Sitter ullo
Srau, Elm Gnabe.
Tooesf1IIe.
Grau Soa Soft Geibert So Sabre;
Mnton @eB, 81 Sabre; 6. 81. Mrnolo,
81 Sabre; Grma Sophie @renb, So
ssohre.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
NORTH SHARON

We are having plenty OF rain at
present and the farmers are not
doing much blowing at present.
Some Of the Buckeye farmers we
learn are blowing corn.
Bud Ellison moved his cattle of
the Island last week. f.
Robert and VIII Harris returned
from Oklahoma Thursday where
the latter has been for the last
four years. They report corn big
enough to pillow down there and
wheat looking good.
Charlie Olinger is breaking his
horse to. drive single. Look out
girls.
Oscar Crane is visiting his grand
mother, Mrs. o. Davis.
Lander Smith Is thinking strong
ly OF going into the goat business
The Shiloh boys are talking oil
organizing a base bali team this
spring.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
BUCK EYE NEWS

The farmers OF this neighborhooo
are planting corn
The sick folks are better thii
week.
Sunday is preaching day at Har.
mony and let everybody go that
can and fill the house up II 1t II
a nice day.
j. B. Irwin and son were shop
ping in Brunswick Saturday
W. L. Pinkard was shopping jr
Slater Saturday.
George Hitaffer and wife were
at ]. b. Twins Sunday to e heI
sick brother.
Mat Barnes and family were vii
iting John Williams Sunday.
Ask Riley Hitaffer did he have
much luck Sunday.
There was a fishing party giver
by the Harmony people and among
those present were Arthur Kitchen
and wife and Jem Burnside and
wife and Heartie Sullivan and
and children and Miss Nellie and
Bessie Porter and Miss Minta Err.
vine and Harrison Sullivan and
they all reported a very nice time
Uncle Ben Sullivan was on Buck
Eye seeing about the sick. Z.
William Irwin was at his moth
ers Sunday.
-
Claud Wood from Ayres was
seen driving up and down the road
on. Buck Eye late Sunday in q
new buggie.
Frank Singleton is pretty Sick
at present.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. Hitaffer spent
the day with j. b. Twins Sunday,
John Gibbons and family were
dinner guests of H. c. Gadberry
and family Sunday.
Eugene Graves was riding. on
Buck Eye Sunday.
Lester Young, wife and two
daughters yer the guests OF Geo
Wooluns and family Sunday.0
Mrs. Geo. Sullivan was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Henry Sun
day.
Ask s. H. Wood II he has learn
ed to play finch.
We'd like to know what Is the
matter with filter pond, that all
the pretty young girls and boys
don't catch something when they
go fishing?
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
NORTH GRAND PASS

Mrs. Lige Frazier Of near Whites
Island is suffering from a stroke
Of paralysis. Mrs. Frazier will
be remembered "a Miss Callie
White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kramer, Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs. B; G.. Oliver, ST., and
Mi. and Mrs. H. G.. White all OF
near Whites Island attended the
funeral OF r. 8. Deineiddie at
Waverly last Sunday.
Miss Alice Edwards is spending
this week with her cousin, Mrs.
Bell Barnes, of Miami.
Chas. Steffen and family were
dinner guests Of John Tolle and
wife last Sunday.
Oliver Bros. sold two cars OF
nice corn in ear to Plattner &
Fenner this week.
Mrs. B. G.. Oliver, Sr. and little
daughter, Virginia, spent l asst
Tuesday in Waverly the guests OF
Henry Burnett and family. !
Allen Hicks and family, Mrs. Jno.
Fell and little daughter, Agnes,
spent last Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Vogt.
Sam T. Hoff, OF Lexington, spent
last Sunday in Malta Bend.
There will be services at Petite
Saw Chapel next Sunday after
noon, April 18th. Rev. Drummer Of
Waverly will speak to the people
Everybody come out.
Miss Bertha Plattner OF Grand
Pass and Miss Birdie McGrew and
Hugh Neer and Earl Wilson OF
Waverly were visiting at Whites
Park last Sunday.
A fishing party from Grand Pass
c%haperoned by Mesdames Murphy
Edwards and Preston Edwards
were fishing at Oliver fish pond
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Barnes of Mt. Leonard was
a guest OF Miss Mabel Dickson
last Sunday.
Fritz Biesemeyer and family and
Frank Utlaut and family were
shopping in Waverly last Satur-
day, ..
The many trends OF Mr.. and Mrs.
TIL Demoss OF Lone Jack are glad
to learn that they are very much
pleased with their home and wish
them ucces for the future.
VIII Aregood spent last Monday
in Marshall.
Frank Buford OF Arrow Rock,
spent part OF last week In our Vi
entity.
Will Moritz OF South Waverly,
spent Sunday at Whites Park.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. s. r. Mcconnell and son
Clyde, II here tenting at the old
home of Mrs. McConnell's moth
er. They have been in Colorado
the past year for the benefit OF
Clyde's health.
Mrs. Ida Conover who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. d. II. Root,
left Monday evening for Kansas
City to visit for a few days before
returning to her home in South
Dakota.
Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson and
daughter, Miss Sallie, and Mrs.
Hattie Parsons left Thursday for
California where they will make
an extended visit.
Mrs. b. e. Forster of Lexington,
was here several days this week.
Mrs. e. l.. Spanglar spent several
days in Lexington the first OF the
week.
Miss Fronia Johnson has return
ed from a stay OF several weeks in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin of near Ma ,
shall visited Mrs. d. s. Andrew
and family over Sunday.
The protracted meeting at tn ,
methodist church conducted by
Rev. w. ID. Carter closed Su lday
night with several additions to
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Stuerke arc
the proud parents Of a daughter,
born April 5th.
Miss Ida Asche came home Sun
day morning from Higginsville and
spent the day with home folks.
Mrs. Emma Hicklln spent several
days in Sedalia the first OF the
week.
Miss Della Beatty who has been
visiting friends here for the past
three weeks left for her home in
Enid, Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Kuntz spent
Sunday and Monday with c. Woh
lers and Wife.
Miss Lena Weber, daughter OF
Fred Weber and Ernest LANCE
united in marriage at the
church Sunday afternoon
at 5 Up. m. by Rev. c.. Bernthal
their pastor. After the ceremony
a reception was given at the home
Of the bride who lives just north
Of town.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
SALEM

We are having some rainy wealth
err at this writing.
Several from this neighborhood
attended the ball game at Blue
Lick Sunday.
Miss Dora Thomas and Miss May
Edmonds spent very pleasant
day with Miss Minnie Smith Thurs
day.
Quite a crowd from this vicinity
attended the basket dinner at
Prairie Lawn School Friday and
report a good time.
Marshall Pyle. was shopping In
Marshall Saturday.
John Thomas and wife visited
relatives in Marshall several days
last week.
Mrs. Will Clark and Mrs. Rufus
Clark were Marshall visitors last
Thursday.
c. M. Thomas, wife and daugh-
ter Dora, visited their daughter
Mrs. Reid near Herndon Saturday
and Sunday.
Mrs. j. j. Scott and daughter
Francis called on Mrs. Edmonds
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. G. M. Thomas and daugh-
ter Dora, visited Mrs. Solomon Fri
day.
The farmers are busy in this
vicinity at this writing.
c. C. Hansbro, wife and brother
Shelton Thomas visited their SIS
ter, Mrs. Lester Harris OF Black
burn Sunday.
Gilbert Thomas visited Lester
Thomas several days last week.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
ROSE VALLEY

John Clinard and family visited
the latters parents A. j. Sink and
wife OF Sweet Springs Sunday.
p. l.. Aldridge and family, Tay-
lor Hill and family, Fred T. Hill
and family, and II. c. Hall were
guests OF B. i. Hall and family
Sunday.
Will Hansbro and wife OF Hous-
tonia were guests of their son,
Willie Hansbro and wife Sunday.
Lester Billiard and wife were the
guests Of the formers parents, Mr..
Billiard and family Sunday.
Willie Wagner had the misfor-
tune Monday OF cutting his foot
very badly with an ak. The doc
tor was called to dress the wound
Sid Yokley and family, J.. Yok-
ley and wife, Everett Chambers
and wife, and Misses Gladys and
Mary Turner were Sunday guests
Of Elwood Yokley and family.
Henry Johnson and family OF
Gretchen neighborhood were THE
guests OF Mrs. Mittlebuscher and
family Sunday.
B. r, Johnson and wife spent
Sunday evening with J. D. Roth
rock and family.
H. Rothrock and family near Nc
Allister Springs spent Sunday
with their daughter, Mrs. Paul Wei
born and family OF Houstonia.
Mrs. Henry Jackson and family
are with John Clinard and family
at this writing.
Arthur Cox, wife and daughter
Mabel, were guests OF B. F. Hal
and family Tuesday.
Mrs. Henry Jackson and family
and Mrs. Harry Jackson spent sew
eral days with s. M. Leonard and
family.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
BLOSSER

Misses Maud and Myrtle En-
gland and brother Allen England
of Marshall were Sunday guests
OF Miss Katharine Fletcher.
Mrs. Laura Wright and daugh-
ter Miss Hester spent Sunday af-
ternoon with Mrs. j. Payne.
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Blackburn, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Blackburn and Mr..
and Mrs. John Clyde and family
spent the lday Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Sailor.
Louis Blosser was a Marshall
visitor Saturday.
Misses Maurine Gauldin and
Myrtle Blosser spent Sunday with
Miss Maud Blosser.
John Clyde shipped four loads
OF cattle to st. Louis Monday and
Joe and Maurice Clyde accompan
led them.
Mrs. AZ. ID. Fletcher and daugh-
ter Katharine were shopping In
Marshall Friday afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
AYRES

We are having lots of rain at
present and farmers are@ot doing
much.
W. M. McAmis returned from
Mexico Monday.
Z Wesley Douglas and wife re-
turned from Fort Scott Kansas. He
says there Is no place like Saline
and We think he Is right.
Miss Roby returned to her home
in Oklahoma City Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Ayres spent several
days with her sister Mrs. Harry
Hummel of Slater last week.
Miss Mabel Steele Is visiting her
granddaughter Mrs. Mary Birch OF
Slater.
Dick Cook and family took din
ner with Ben Boring and family
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
HERNDON

After so long a time we have
got back in the ring.
John Shellenberger made fly
ing trip to Kansas on business last
week.
Mrs. Jane Fenwick entertained
a number of young people Satur-
day night. All reported a good
time, Those present were Misses
Minnie Higgins, Mabel Lakin, Mel
lie and Matte Hilton, Josephine
and Thelma Jackson and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jolly, Messrs. Ralph
Witcher, Harvey Faulconer, Grover
and Joe Stephens, Frank, Roy and
ROLAND Aulgur, Omar and Eugene
Hilton, Henry Lakin and John L.
Masters, Jr.
Press Wilson and wife OF Sweet
Springs spent Sunday with Geo.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15
GILLIAN

Dick Powell fell out OF a tree
the other day while climbing for
squirrels, and broke his leg about
the knee. DR.. Miller set the brok-
en- limb.
Frank White living north east
of town was in town Monday with
two young hawks weighing two
pounds that were not able to fly.
Ed Deis is the proud father OF
a big boy.
c. H. Leinbrock has moved into
his new bungalow. 1t is a dandy.
Joe Huff's new residence is near
ly completed. He will move the
first Of the month.
The Gillian Mill is running this
week.
Ask j. F. Cross about that big
tree.
The Marshall republican., 1910-04-15

Masters and wife.
Henry, Schmidt and family NOV
ed to Sedalia last week they have
sold their farm here to M. c.. Mas
tiers. We wonder II a certain boy
isn't a little lonesome now. ~
Grover Stephens Is sporting a
new buggy. We wonder what girl
will get the first ride. Look out
girlsl {
John Shellenberger has sold his
stock OF general merchandise to a
MIR. Clark OF near Kansas City. We
are sorry to lose Mr.. Shellenberg-
er but wish the new man much
success.
1t looks like we are going to
lose the electric railway, the way
those fellows at Marshall are spend
ing their money. We think It Ia
time Marshall is waking up ~ we
are any Judge Marshall don't need
it. They have two railroads and
we have not a single one. There
is one thing certain Marshall will
have to spend some money II they
get It.
Frank Henley the Blackburn real
estate man was in our city on bust
ness a few days the first OF the
week.
James A. Clancy, Joe Treece and
Ralph Witcher weat to Kansas
City Tuesday to buy cattle
Chester Thomas who has been
quite sick for the past month is
reported no better at this writing.
Jim Herndon's little daughter,
Ruth is real sick at present.