The Marshall republican., 1910-10-14

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DR.. and Mrs. A. C. Putnam and
Mrs. j. J. Witt were royalty en-
tertained at a delicious six o'clock
dinner at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. M. E. Cooper at Shackelford
Wednesday evening.
Miss Minnie Murrell was the
quest of DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Nelson
at B~unceton last week. They
brought her home in their auto
and were guests of Marshall friend
Monday.
Rev. j. p. Mcdonnell, col, OF
Gillian, was called to the pastor
ate of the Second Baptist church
here and will preach here every
first and third Sunday. Like Rev
Mills, his predecessor, Mr.. McDon-
nell is a splendid gentleman and
a credit to his race and church.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Brzuchalski
are receiving congratulations of
their friends upon the arrival of
a 9-pound boy ON Oct. 4 at their
home west of town. Mrs. Brzuch-
alski will be remembered by her
friends five years ago as Miss
Black.
Miss Adele Nichols and others of
his Marshall friends this week
received the announcement of the
marriage OF Rev. e. o. Smith and
Miss Verene Ottilie Stephan ait
Plainview, MINI. Rev. Smith was
pastor of the First M. E. Church
here several years ago.
Louis Roscher, of Woodward,
Texas, who has been the guest of
Sweet Springs relatives several
months, was here Monday on his
way out to w. T. Clark's to visit
a few days. Mr.. Roscher says he
likes his new home very much
and that they have a fine climate.
Hon. Jas A. Reed, attorney for
the Metropolitan Street Railway of
Kansas City and candidate for the
U. s. Senate, addressed a large
crowd at the opera house Monday
night. Mr.. Reed is a fine orator
and always draws good crowd.
He scored things Republican gen.
orally and put wings on Democra-
tic statesmen.
w. Fl. higgins Saturday bought
out his partner, w. l.. Boner, in
general merchandise store at Hern
don and will continue the business
while Mr.. Boner has not decided
yet what he will do. Mr.. Higgins
says he will increase his stock and
be prepared to look after the bust
ness of his section. He has the
only general merchandise stock in
Herndon now.
One of the most amusing Incl
dents in Reeds speech was his
fierce denunciation of corruption
and then to think the Democrats
of Joplin have nominated Col. VIM.
Fl. Phelps as their candidate for
the legislature. A man who was a
notorious lobbyist, a corporation
attorney, formerly of the Mo. Pac.
Railway Co. and in fact a handy
fman who furnished free passes.
The Coroners Inquest inquiring
into the death of Fay Conway who
died Saturday night, lasted two
days-Monday and Tuesday, re-
turning the verdict that his death
was from an unknown cause. w.
A. Armstrong who was being held
during the investigation was re-
leased. The board of physicians
who held the post morten exami-
nation were Drs j. r. Hall, j. E..
Harris, D. c. Gore, G.. E. Scrutch-
field and j. E. Cornell.
Mrs. Pres. P~emberton was the
fortunate holder of the winning
number which drew the Buck heat
ing stove at MAYORS Saturday.
Miss Helen Terrell held the num-
Der in the first drawing that won
the stove, but being under age
and ineligible according to the
rules of the drawing, another draw
ing was made. This time no one
responded, SO a third drawing was
made, in which Mrs. Pemberton
won.
The meeting held at the court
house Tuesday night in the inter