The Marshall republican., 1910-05-27
County News
MANI

was quite i'll last Sunday and MS
folks became much alarmed ABOUT
his condition. At present ne -
feeling better.
Last Sunday was Mrs. V. M.
Switzers 70 birthday anniversary
and her friends arranged before
hand a post card shower as a
~surnrise to her. The cards which
were dropped in the postoffice for
several days previous were helo
back until the birthday when some
interested friend took them all at
once and placed them in the lap
of this lady. She was very much
delighted as we'll as surprised.
Mrs. Jas. Hisle who sustained a
broken limb a couple of weeks ago
is improving nicely but suffers a
great deal at times.
Aunt Carol ne Harris, CO., is
again in very feeble heal.h and is
confined to her bed and room all
the time.
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler of Mani
went to Carrollton last Saturday
to see her sister Mrs. Arthur Wal
lace, formally Miss Emma Town
send of Arrow Rock. Mrs. Wal
lace has been iii for nearly a
month. She is better at present
and hopes to make MAN! a visit
soon.
Carl Rarr.sh and wife Of Nor
bourne visited Miami relatives this
week and returned home on Tues
day.
Miss Mamie Grady who is visit
ing and shopping in Kansas City
Will return to her home in Miami
and make preparations for her
European trip which she contem-
plates making in the month Of
June.
Miss Julia Taylor is anticipat-
ing a visit from her friend Mrs.
Powell who was formally Mss
Daisy Balentine a teacher in our
public school.
Little Miss Imogeae Webster who
accompanied her aunt Mrs. Della
Temple home a few weeks ago to
Nashville, Tenn, writes back that
she is highly pleased with her
new surroundings and is having a
fine time.
The steam boat sc. w. Lyons"
awoke the lazy sleepers by her
musical whistle as she passed up
the river Tuesday morning.
Frank Siehsrt enc of-our Miami
boys is at home all safe and sound
after escaping from the doomed
boat "Uncle Sam" which was sunk
last week in Kansas City.
The colored brethren are max
ing preparations to have bap-
tiizing of two recent converts on
next Sabbath in the Missouri river
at this point. If the weather is
favorable the banks and hills will
be lined with spectators who look
upon such a scene as ever new
ana interesting.
Dave Dobbins of the grocery and
firm Ulrey & Dobbins left Tues
day for Gillian to make a visit to
his little children whom he has
not seer for some time.
Mrs. Fred Beekley of Ossawat-
annie, Kansas is expected to visit
her parents Mr. and Mrs. John
Kieffer this week.
Miss Nelly Bishop is contempla-
ting a trip to Mexico, Mo-, in
the near furture.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Male who
live in the northern suburbs OF
Miami entertained last week Mrs
Males sister and brother-in-laW
from Kansas City. The sisters
had not seen each other for SIX
teen years and the meeting was &
happy n and was made doubly
SO when it was announced that tn,
arrivals were on their honeymoon
Her sister was formally a Mrs
Rudder but lately became the wifi,
of DR.. Cole of Kansas City. The,
left Miami for their home Satur
day.
Died-at the home of his grand
mother Mrs ID. j. Nichols in Keyt
vile, Mo-, on May the goth, Ro,
Evans aged about % years. H
was the son of Mrs. w. J.. Marti
and their home was at 4)8 Eas
18th st. Kansas City, NO., Abou
two years ago Roy contracted tn
dread disease consumption in
swampy part of Kansas where h
was at work and has been a sui
fer ever since. He was taken I
Keytsville where he expired an
was laid to rest at that place. {
HI. Nichols of Miami is an uncle {
deceased and attended the funel