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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26

Miss Violet Phillips, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. James S. Phillips of 51S Virgil
street, has issued Invitations for q mas
querade party Saturday evening. Hal
loween decorations will be used and
supper will be served afterward. Gov
ers will be laid for thirty-six.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26

Mr.. and Mrs Roth Hamilton, who
PASSED the summer at Terminal island,
have been occupying apartments tenn
porarily In the Figueroa hotel since
their return to the city. They are now
domiciled for the winter at 2S11 Fran
els avenue, where Mrs. Hamilton will
be at home the arst Fridays of the
month. She will entertain November J.,
having as guests members of the Mon
day Musical club. Mrs. Jennie Kemp
ton, mother of Mrs. Hamilton, will pass
the winter at the Hotel Figueroa.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-26

Mrs. Sidney WALES and her little
daughter, Eleanor who have been pass
ing three months as house guests OF
her mother, Mrs. Eleanor T. Brown, in
West Twenty-fifth street, have re-
turned to her home In Chicago
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Sent 70 Fulton.

chas. Mathews, an old and weE =
known colored citizen OF three mix
east OF Marshall was adjudged OF
unsound mind by jury In tn pro-
bate court Wednesday and ordered
sent to the asylum a. Fulton.
Mathews secured a divorce frorA
his wife several years ago and was
living by himself Neighbors 70 sIid
him in helpless and aementG d cos
dition in his cabin Tuesday, hav-
ing broken up some OF his furni-
ture, kicked the stove over and Ire
danger OF freezing. He has al
ways borne splendid reputation
and had many friends who regret
his misfortune. He is In possession
of enough property to pay his own
expenses and is in the hands Of
Public Administrator Jake Fisher
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
To Have a
Hospital.
George A. Mufrell Offers $50
OO0 to That End.

Geo. A. Murren, reputed to be
Saline's wealthiest citizen, signi-
fled his Willingness to DR.. John r.
Hall this week TO give $4,000 to-
wards hospital for Marshall.
Accordingly a meeting OF our pny-
sicians was held Tuesday night In
Drs. Hall & Gore's office to talk
matters over. At this meeting
Drs. Hall, Harris and Manning
were named as a committee to
confer with Mr.. Murrell M 10 he
disposition OF the none IA re-
CARDS to building, luifment and
maintenance. Another meeting
will be held shortly after Mr..
Murrell has been consulted to take
definite action towards establish
ing the hospital.
1t is certainly very gratifying to
know that this long-felc need
will be supplied and Mr.. Murrell
will have the hearty thanks and
approval OF the community for
his liberality.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Hanna Winning

On the evening OF Dec. 80, 1909, in
Miami at the residence OF Rev. Thos
Powell, Mr.. Geo. Hanna and Miss
Carrie Winning were united In mar
riage. rhe groom we have known
since he was "bare-foot boy", is
the genial SON OF Judge Robt Han
ma and wife VINO reside near Miami
All agree that he has succeeded in
winning the grandest prize OF his
life, The bride Is the accomplished
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Pete Win
ming. She was teaching the Wheel
er School at the time OF her mar
riage and we hear will continue
teaching the term until Its close In
the spring. May George prove to
be the best pupil Of any she ever
had, and may his lovely bride ever
be as sweet and winning in her
ways as she Is to him now.
A, p. B.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
No Pleasure in
Picking Pennies
Rural Carrier Injured by Cars
les ness of Patrons.

j. M. Thornton, who carries mais
on the Blue Lick rural route, wass
a caller at our office yesterday. He
Ia disabled with badly frozerA
hand which he is In danger OF los
ing and In on his way to Leaven--
worth to take advan. age o; medE-
cal treatment In the National SOL
dier's Home Hospital, to which no
Is entitled free as he was a lleuten-
ant In the late war.
Mr.. Thornton says h. has The
best people on earth Oh his route
but like all humanity are careless
towards the comforts OF o,herB at
times. His affliction was caused by
having to pick up pennies and posi-
cards from the bottom of the boxes
and also making change and he
asked us to melSion this that peo-
pie will reahze what they are do
ing.
He says that they should providS
themselves with stamps anu postal
cards and In depositing cards In
the boxes lay them on some obiecs
placed In the box 30 that The cards
can be picked up with gloves ON
Patrons in SaEne will probably be
served with notice In this con-
nection shortly.
q. A. Barron Is substituting foi
Mr., Thornton,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Says Taxes Have Not Gone Up

Columbia, Mo-, January A. Farm
land, worth several times what l.
was ten or fifteen years ago, is as
sessed at the same figure It was ter
years ago, said Judge N. d. Thur
mond OF Fulton in his charge 10 the
grand jury at the opening OF the
January term Of Circuit Court herc-
"Such assessments result from the
assessor simply copying the book
Of his predecessor. The grand iurS
is instructed to inspect the assess
or's books In Boone County,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
This Sounds Good
Hunnewell, Kan,
Jan. Sd, 1910.

= a.1tt t hunucWtiiy hahsj
r Jan. Sd, 1910.
Editor Republican
, Weather fine, corn worth 53c,
eggs 32c dozen, butter 25c, every
body enjoying good health and a
dollar left to pay for 50 more doses
OF the Marshall Republican. Your
horsemobile trip was o. X. You
got more subscribers than I did.
We took 1900 mile trip thro Kan
cas- and Colorado In sure enough
auto and saw lots OF, fine country,
but nothing to beat old Saline.
We had some fine views In the
mountains. We saw Is foot flood
come down the Ute canyon. It
swept everything in front Of 1t,
AfISa hths' things a mile Of rail-
b\a Gosssa sasrhack ot'sAs,son had
a verAyharrow escape from q big
bear. When he got ready to fight
he found It was a neighbours calf
with bev+ wishes for happy new
year. w. 7. Blakely.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Church News

At a call meeting OF the church
last Sunday Bro. julius Velton was
elected Sunday school superinten-
dent for the new year. Let all be
present every Sunday and try to
make the school success through
the entire new year.--Ayres Item.
Rev. ]. @. Partee, who resigned
as pastor OF the First Bap ist
church six months ago, finds 1t
necessary to remain In the West
for the benefit OF his health and in
conse luence his resignation was nc
cepted by the church last week and
Rev. o. s. Russell may be called as
permanent supply.
The Young Mems Brotherhood Of
the odell Ave. Presbyterian church
Thursday evening enjoyed it's an
nual banquet and entertained a
number OF visitors and friends,
Prof. /. N. Evrard acted as toast
master In an able and pleasant man
ner. Abiel Leonard OF the Firs.
Presbyterian Brotherhood made a
short talk and was followed by a
number OF others in reviewing the
work of the church and predicting
useful future.
"Ben Hur" will be given at Odd
Fellows hall tomorrow evening
under the auspices of the ladies
aid OF the First Presbyterian
church, 200 beautiful views vii. be
used to illustrate the lecture,
Rev. and Mrs. J. Z, Abbott enter
tertained the offlcera Of the First
Presbyterian church at the manse
on New Years Eve. An elaborate
course dinner was served. Fl
Christian Science subject next
Sunday at II a. m, Sacrament"
New members will be received af-
ter this service.
Communion services Sunday at
odeil Ave Presbyterian church af-
ter morning sermon, Public re-
ception OF members.
Preaching sunday at the First
baptist church. n
The First Baptist church We'd
nesday night decided "a oglve Rev,
o, 8. Russell a cali to the pastor
ate OF the church, srhe vote was
unanimous. IA
Rev. u. ". Carr viii preach
| at Blue Lick nextpN }iay morning
and evening. FI
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Pleasures of City Life

People who visit the cities whsr,
they are in holiday attire have NO
idea what dangers and discomfortS
beset the city residents ths year
around. One OF the ci.y's worst
drawbacks Is the exposure caused
standing on the corners waiting
for a car.
OF course the storm this week
was unusually bad, bus a wax OF
several miles through cod rain
and slush is nothing unusual. Tbs,
following extracts are from We'd
nesday's Globe-Democrat.
"on downtown corners big
crowds waited hours for homo
ward transportation, and as late as
0 o'clock shop girls who had left
their place OF employment before
. o'clock were still waiting for
car.
"The Page line managed To get
a car through about once every
two hours. The service on tha,
Creve Occur and the Kirk-wood-
Ferguson line was badly crippled
Many residents OF ST. Louts Coun-
~ did not risk getting home last
night on the suburban cars, ancl
stayed all night in the city, A lot
more walked and got drenchedl,,
Think OF it-girls out In such a.
night as Tuesday till 0 without.
supper. Then perhaps walking
home and getting drcnched. What's
the use OF trying 10 curtaii tho.
ravages OF consumption when h,
IL being manufactured WHOLESALER
Oh yes city life has its advantag--
es, but the person with good
country home has by far the best
OF the bargain- comfort, health ana
a long peaceful life, "A
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Here is
se River Aid.
Az Million Dollar Appropria-
( on tor the Missouri

Washington, Dec. 30.-Two mil
lion dollars for the Improvement
OF the Missouri River is contem-
plated In the program OF Congress,
made public today. 1t is the iarg-
eat governmental aid that the Mis-
souri, River ever received, and is
understood to be the forerunner of
future appropriations which will
result In making the Western
stream one OF the great highways
OF commerce OF the country.
The Rivers and Harbors Act OF
1907 gave the Missouri $4Oo, 900. For
1909 SS65,ooo was appropriated.
The appropriation will be In the
Rivers and Harbors Act OF the
present session OF Congress, the
items in which will aggregate ap-
proximately 90 million dollars. OF
this amount 40 millions will be ex-
pended In the fiscal year and 20 mil
lions will be for future authoriza-
tion. The last measure passed by
Congress appropriated So millio.Is.
The program made public 10 the
result Of conference between r. p
resentative d. 8. Alexander Of New
York, chairman OF the House rivers
and harbors committee, and Sena-
tor Burton OF Ohio, chairman OF the
Senate waterways committee and
formerly chairman OF the House
committee on rivers anu harbo.s.
Besides the appropriation for the
Missouri Of 2 million the program
for the Mississippi Valley Includes
these amounts:
Mississippi River. below Cairo, 4
million dollars.
Mississippi River above Cairo, 2
million dollars.
Ohio River, million dollars.
Illinois River, 2 million dollars.
"It means vastly more than the
2 million dollars appropriated,
which 10 far and away the biggest
boost the government has ever un-
dertaken t0 give the river, for 1t
marks the beginning OF annual ap-
propritaions which, In the end, will
nakS the Missouri River OF first
Importance In this country"
Mr.. Dickey was enthusiastic when
he heard the news. He said that
he would, beginning the first OF the
year, redouble his efforts to get
pledges for the 1 million dollars
needed to establish boat line on
the Missouri between Kansas City
and the Mississippi.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Payne-Sharon

At the home OF the BRIDES par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Sharon,
at Hardeman, their daughter, Lydia
May and Robt. F. Payne, col, were
united in marriage by Rev. VIM.
Todd Thursday, Dec. SOth at $50 p.
sIs1zsts
y The bride and groom marched In
to the parlor to the strains OF a
wedding march-the bride dressed
in a whate princess trimmed with
yalenciene lace and the groom in
conventional black.
\ After the ceremony the many
guests wars entertained with a
spmptrous repast. The table was
nicely decorated and In the centre
was a brides cake. Many guests
were presents and the gifts numer-
Gus. Al Guest.
Note There was d list Of pres
ents contained III the notice but we
never publiahy such sHlsiitor N
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Un called for Letters

Remaining in the postoffice at
Marshall, Mo-, on January s, 1910,
II not called for in fifteen days
will. be sent TO the dead letter Of
flee at Washington, d. c.
Misses Dealia Clark, Clara Cox,
Kate Gilbert, Lula Henderson, Fan
ME Lewis, Gertrude Myles.
Mrs. Rosy Payton, @
Johnnie Goldie, F. X. Jardon, d.
Nichol, Raymond Robertson.
n Il. w. VAN DYKE, p. NJ.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
George-Brandenburg

Fred George and Miss Josie
Brandenburg were married on New
Year Day by Judge Hiram Ferril--
starting the year out right. They
will reside in Slater. Congratu-
lations.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

w L Blakeley by Shift to Arrow
Rock Stock Bank lots a. to
% block 10 Nelson 139
VIM Kramer toILewis Kramer
Lot Q block 80 Slater ....-.." 100
Thos r Haynie to Chas c Hay y
ME lot block II West Slater 1850
Jno Abdoler to e e Fenner
lot 10 block 4 Grand Pass ... $50
r M Cooper to A Z Gore part
ldt 1tblock 2 Aliens 2nd add
Marshall ..,".-. .,... ....... -. 1000
Mary F Rldout to c Mead
lots to 4 block II Bakers
southeast add Slater ...... IS
Estell & II Dysart by grdn to
z p Leimkuehler acre In
1-60-19 .--... ...... ...." -....i ,..... rs
c F Dennis to II Stipes soa
in 33-51-20 ....... -. i454
L A Buck to J w Barnhill &
wife part lot : block Q Hag
gin add Marshall ...". ,.,." 1850
Joe Hedges to Jno p Vardeman
go acres in 11-51-2t ...... .~... 1900
Virginia B Yeagle to Farmer
Manley 80 acres In 22-5o-20 6i00
F III Marshall, ct al to II L
Sneed lot II block 10 Mel
son, except northeast cor. $50
Farmer Maniey to Virginia b
Yeagle 80 acres In l5-b0-a0... 2!0y
Christina Tipping, ct al to
Obed Noble, lot / block g &
part vacated north Main
Street, Marshall ...... ..... Ti.e
W V Tipping, ct al to obed
Noble part lot 2lblock 8 &
part vacated North Main
street, Marshall ...,.. ."... -. 3Tos
Obed Noble to Christina Tip
ping, ct al lot 2 block 80 &
part vacated South Main
street, Marshall ...-.. ...... 5000
Arthur w Kapp to w o Bal
lew lot : Walker & Jones
add Malta Bend 17c
Thos 3 Hogge to Watson
Diggs lot 8e block IL Arrow
| Rock ...... ...... .-... 10(
Fuller v Beard to A L Miller
rs acres In %, 2s-33-4s-2l 1926
To correct former deed.
L Aulgur to w L King 80
acres In 4s-23 ....s. "r... So0t
w L King to w W Crowder
90 acres in 6-4s-22 & 1-iS-23 1050(
Harold King to w w Crow :,
der(i0 acres in i-is~2S ,--,,. S00(
e L Ramey to John Reith
lot is block amended plat
blks s, g., Z Blackburn & Rea's
add Blackburn. .:.... 10Ot
Julia Holland and Elizabeth
Marsh to Lawson Trigg and
Alison Frizzell lot 1 block 3
Vests add Sweet Springs 1O5(
Joe N Carver to Sarah Owens
20 acres in 15-45-23 .,...- s7'
F w Mcneil to J 8 Lindsey
part irregular lot Al (now lot
4 Buckner's. add Sweet Spring 81
d r 5crutchfield to NJ Mar
!. shall & wife lot 119 part l2o
east Marshall ..'... ..... 500, 262
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
DEATHS

J. 4. FARRELL, an old and high
ly respected citizen of east of Swsel
Springs, died at MS home of heart
failure on Thursday, Dec. 3oth, at
$50 p. m. aged about 63 years. Mr..
Farrell had been in poor health for
some time and while his death was
sudden it dad not eoms as a COM
plete~ ~aurprise.
He is survived by three sons
anu five uaugnters-Joe and Wal
ter at nome, anu william In Kansas
City; Mrs. Sam Parsons, Mrs. Wal
ter Bright, Mrs. n. o. ballard, Kan
sas City; Misses Oracle and Kate
at home.
Mr.. Farrell was veteran OF the
civil war on the union side. He
was faithful memDer Of The Bap-
tist church and MS pastor, Rev.
Carter conducted the funeral SER
vices at Rose Valley church Sun
day.
Mr.. Farrell moved to Sweet
Springs from Marshal. about thix.y
Z years ago, He was one OF the Re-
publican's old subscribers and we
have several times received a
hearty welcome aI his hospitable
home so we feel thae we have lost
q valued friend as wei. as the COM
mnnity as he impressed US as be-
ing a splendid citizen. s.
MRS. THOMAS McoINNIs died
at her home in Sc. Louis on Dec.
2sth. She was a former resident
I, Of Marshall and a sister-in-law OF
NJ p. McGinnis who attended her
funeral. 'g
BERT T. BELLAMY died in
wyoming on MONDAY OF last week
\ and his remains sent to his former
home in Sweet Springs Saturday,
January lst, for burial. Hs was
about s5 years old and the son Of
John Bellamy who lost his life In
wheat bin recently.
Y ROMAN FESSLER, former Mar
ANAL citizen, died az the old soldier
home In Leavenworth, Kansas, on
December esd. His remains were
brought to Marshall and laid 20
ist in Ridge Park cemetery.
a ------- f.e.r
JOHN BAKER, col, departed
from this life January 1st 1910, at
Waverly, Mo. He was one OF Sa-
line county's old and respected res
idents, having resided near Sweet
Springs most Of his hfe. He was
somewhere about rs or 80 years
old, During the late war he was
married to. Ciiona Walker. To
this union were born four sons and
two daughters. The sons are Ollie
George Robert and Turner, and the
aurviying daughter Mrs. Ella Neff
4 He Is also survived by six grand
children and half-brother, Mon
Y roe Jones, and two half-sisters. We
feel our loss Is heavens gain. His
last words to his family were, ~ am
ready and waiting on the Lord
His second wife Salina Baker died
last July. 2fss
He was licensed Baptist preach
er. MS funeral was preached at
the Missionary Baptist church by
Rev. Gordon, assisted by the under
\ signed. Rev. Randalls.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Sold Bus Liue

Mrs. win Hulse and daughter
have sold their bus business to J..
w. Robertson & Son who have con-
solidated the two stables.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
OUR FRIENDS
MAY they i've long ana prosper"

scribed during the past week. New
subscribers marked with a scar.
Claude Allen, Malta Bend
A. w. Clough, Marshall
Mrs. Sallie Southworth, Marshall
Mrs. Ida Moore, Slater
Miss Virginia Hudson, Steelevii.e
r. W. Utlant, Malta Bend
Steve Stewart, Marshall
Philip Thesis, Columbia, Mo.
Mrs. Richard Moore, Kansas City.
Mrs. Ruth b. Duncan, Kansas City
Green Patterson, Sheldon, Mo.
j. A. Peck, Marshall
]. s. Keith, Marshall
obed Noble, Marshall
Mrs. NJ. Schwab, Glasgow.
Fred Strodtman, Gillian.
Otto Strodtman, Kansas City.
J. Il. Davis, Marshall
Chas. Butler, Nelson, Mo.
Harrison Willis, Marshall
A ] Hayes, Gillian
J. 7. Featherstone, Marshall
j. j. Wheeldon, Malta Bend.
manuel Wittrup, Marshall
L. j. Rasse, Marshall
Pat Hays, Marshall
A, b. Court, Mt. Leonard.
'B. W. Daugherty, Shackelford.
Samuel Evans, Greenwood, Miss.
Earl Cox dropped In Saturday
to order the Republican for his
father, 8. q. Cox, west OF town.
Anthony Huff, OF Slater, sent us
several dollars by Col. Frank Stone
Thursday for renewal. Thanks!
A. @. Ballard, OF Hardeman, re-
newed for his neighbor, viii East
ham while here Saturday.
J. W. Solomon, OF South English
Ia one OF our new Democratic read
ers this week. Wen try to give
him a good paper, even II he does
not agree with our politics.
j. b. Smith and John W. Vogels-
meyer handed US renewals and j.
Whirley ordered the Republican a,
Sweet Springs Friday.
W. T. Williams was here from
near Sweet Springs Friday and re-
newed for Mrs. j. F. Miles and left
best wishes for happy and pros
porous New Year.
]. W. Oliver and +. w. Utlaut
were here Saturday from near
Grand Pass. They left us some
cash for renswal.
Our good friend, Chris Mooney
was here from near Nelson Friday
and left US Il big dollar.
h. w. Hall, OF Gardner, Kas.
has returned to Miami 90 reside
He called in Monday to have his
paper changed to thai address, We
welcome him and his good wife
back.
County Sup:. Lynch this week
handed US renewal for his sister
Mrs. L. NJ, Marshall, Of near Wara'
maker.
L. A. Roscher, OF Woodward, Tex
senr us a dollar for renewal Tues
day, but failed 20 send us any oi
his sunny South" weather which
right now Is abou: as acceptable al
greenbacks.
II. II. Hermann OF near Ayres sen
US 81 for renewal this week cheeks
come in right handy these days e
buy coal.
c. G. Frederick, Jr. OF Oklahoma
says he "can't get along withou
it" SO send dollar, Thanks!
j. W. Moore, OF near Slater wa
q Marshall visitor Friday.
Mrs. ]. +. Miles, OF near Herndoi
sent us a dollar Tuesday to scnC
the Republican year to ", n, WI
liams at Guion, Texas, as New
Years gift to him, adding tha
they are pleased with The Repuhli
can and think he will be also, Wei
do our best, Thanks!
II. Hillebrand, OF Beloit, Kansas
made his annual remittance Wed
nesday-thanks,
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ST. LOUIS STOCK MARKET
Special 10 Marshall Republican.

National Stock Yards, III, Jan 1, 1910
Cattle receipts 1900; market
about steady, Beat steers and
heifers look 1oc higher than last
weeks. chose; no change on Others.
Outlook fairly good for the remain
der OF the week.
Hog receipts 10000; market OPP
ened steady, one load OF choice
hogs selling up to Ss.e5, Bulk OF
all $3.50 20 $3.50. The close was
weak. We anticipate no material
change this week .
sheep receipts 5000 market ex-
tremeiy active and 10 TO 2Sc high
er. Top lambs Ss.7S top yearlings
STsS; top sheep S5I5, Prospects
about steady next few days.
|NAIiOkAl i've STOCK COMMISSION 60.
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LOCAL MARKET.

Fred Strodtman, OF West Glas-
gov, was q Marshall visitor We'd
nesday and informed us that he
would have a sale about the middle
OF February and then move to In
dependence TO reside. The over
flows during the past few years
have been hard on him and he has
decided to take no further charces,
We certainly regret losing him and
his family but he says he'll stay by
Missouri 10 SEQ chat she remains
alright politically.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

State Deputy McMastere Of st.
Louis was present at the special
meeting 81 the Knights of the Mac
cabses last night. A large number
OF additions was expected,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

NJ, i. BARRON was 10 from north
of town yesterday looking as Il
he'd been at an Irish wake and on
investigation we found thas he Il
suffering from eryslpelas IN both
hands and shey are In . serious
condition but be IL as Jolly w ever
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07
Among the Sick

Mrs. Il. 8. Place has about recov-
cred from her sick spell.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

n Geo Chrlsinan returned from St,
Louis Monday on his way back to
Pleasant Hin. N
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

Frank Schiesser es1Ae up fronB
st. Louis Tuesday 20 spend several
weeks with his parents, Mr. anest
Mrs. Jos. Schiesser. sS
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

j. II. Noonoh is down with rhe-
umatism at his home in the vest
part OF town. ~ "a
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

Tho Hanson stock was shipped
10 Platte CITY by n, II. Rushton
Wednesday, w
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

Mrs. Sarah Killing OF West Sum
unit is recovering from a sick spell,
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

sterling Price, of Hardeman, 4
still very low.
The Marshall republican. [volume] (Marshall, Saline County, Mo.) 1899-1914, 1910-01-07

J. p. Evans, the mule dealer, has
been ailing the past several weeks.