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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

TO her home in Cameron. after visiting
Mr. John Clykcr and family. OF south
Eon street
Mr.. u. Y. hughes is a business Wis
itor in Clark shurg
Miss Ecsella Gerbig Of North
Main street. Is visiting friends i'm
pittsburg
Mrs. H. n. Emmert and Mrs. r. II.
Poyd Of Martins5urg. sailed for
Europe on May 27th with a small
party chaperoned 10y Mrs John Il
Eager OF Baltimore. They will spend
The entire summer abroad visiting
Italy. Switzerland. Germany. France.
Belgium. Holland. England. Scotland.
and ireland. returning 20 New York
The latter part OF September.
MIR. IIupp OTTO is confined to his
home on North Main street with the
measles.
Mr.. Robt. r. Beans spent Satur-
dav in Sistcrsyille
Miss Rhea Ford OF sixteenth street.
has as hor visitor Miss Margaret
Hamilton Of Clarkshurc
Miss Louis" Baker spent sunday
with friends in Marictfa.
Oscar Fowler ~ Ti'tsburc. is the
guest Of Henry Haziett. OF North
Main street
Mr.. Charles Manson who under
went an operation az the North Wheel
inc hospital. is able 10 be about
again.
Mrs. James r. Majors and daught-
ers. Resale. and Helen. Of Morgan
town are The guests Of Mrs. VIII
DeeEan. OF Market street.
Miss Mary Gaus Of North Market
street. who underwent an operation
A. The North Wheeling hospital. last
week. has suffered relapse and Is
I go critical condition.
Miss Elizabeth Barr has returned
| 10 her home I'm Pittshurg after being
the guest of Miss Nancy ID. Peterson
I OF Woodsdale.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas y. Miller OF
Warwood have as fhoir guest. Mrs.
3 T = Burke of Portsmouth.
Miss Alice Erchs who underwent
an operation AZ the %orth Wheeling
] hospital. has been removed 20 her
/ homo on North Market street.
col John Cummins az Pleasant
/ Valley. will leave in few davis for
+ Hot Springs. Ark. where no will take
treatment
Mrs Naryl g. CHANDLER. ~ Glove
B. land. ie tho guest of her brother. Alex.
. q Campbell. az No-fh Main street.
Miss clara NocSlor has returned
J from "a visit with friends iu Clarirc-
4 ton.
Victor Rirot. o. tho South SIDE
leaves Monday uirht for indianapolis
! fo take iu rho motor car races 90 be
/ held ~ that place ON Decoration day.
Among the passengers sailing ON
I tho express steamship kronprinzc"in
CeciIc az the Nc-'h German LLOYD
aHas
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Cotton.

NV NORk. MAY 2N-Values in
cotton goods have hardened during
The past week and sales have shown a
steadily broadening tendency. The
converting and manufacturing trades
are still contracting moderately for
their forward requirements. many OF
them covering as TAR ahead as Octo-
her. Mills have been disposed to sell
as Ear ahead as their limited supplies
Of COTTON will carry them. hut prices
are still so unrcmuncrntivc because Of
the high cost OF cotton that they are
not meeting the demani in a full
way.
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on the Benwood nine suffered injuries
70 their hands yesterday from tackel-
INK speedy ones.
Mr.. and Mrs H. L. Pedicord and
Mrs. ". Pedicord were in Pittsburg
YESTERDAY
Martin Rurk who has been IN re-
Gently at his home IN the Fourth ward
Is getting better
The similarity Of dates Of the two
PLAYS To- De given under the auspices
% the First VI p church and : Johns
churches has been Strengthened out
and the latter VIII be- given on May 81
instead II June 7. as arranged.
The Bulldogs challtnr. any Is year
old team Tor gam" 20 be played next
SUNDAY.
The StcrlirEs viii meet the A. IL.
N'lt"S on Decoration daE Menu will
pitch for tho Noltes. TIN, Noltes would
liee 20 arrange % game with the Royal
Giants for next SUNDAY ~ the Twenty
sisth street grounds az R-.iaire.
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About People
Movements Of individuals to and
From the CITY

Miss Jessie Perry has returned &c
her home In Martins Ferry. after q
visit with friends in Wellsburg.
Mrs. Otis Gongaware and son Al
fred. OF Martins Ferry. are guests OF
relatives az Jeannette.
{. y. House is to spend several DAYS
al Atlantic city. Y. J.
Mr.. \. 7. Sweeney. accompanied bv
Mrs. Sweeney. will leave the first OF
the week for Ilayre de Grace. Md.
where they will spend a month.
Mrs. &. G.. Oliver. of Elmwood. has
as her guests Mrs. II. g. Hun and
daughter. OF Wichita. Kansas.
Mrs Richard Woods and daughter
have returned 10 their home in Los
Angeles. Cal. after a pleasant visit
with Mrs. Lilly Howell. % WoodlaWn.
Miss Alice Brown has returned AT
ter visit with friends in Fairmont.
Miss Emma Eorston Is visiting
friends IN Danyii.e. Ky.
Mr.. and Mr.. carl Collins. OF 60.
lumhus. spent sunday In the city.
guests OF Mrs. Collins parents. Mir
aud Mrs. drummer. of Center Wheel
ms
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Schmcichel. 81
Twenty second street. are the proud
parents of baby boy.
Misses Gertrude and Gene Pfncst
Of m" South Side. -pcpt SUNDAY in
iittshurs 'ho quests OF their sister
Mrs Harry Cowcu.
Miss shirley Waymau has returned
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out-the-Ptke nriefs.

~ u Hodiey. 81 Elm Grove. is spend
ing lev days business trip In Greene
Joseph paIer. vino has bcen IN ~ his
home in Gr"gEsvine Tor some time. is
able 20 Dc out again.
'lyic Paxton. q Film Grove. was visit
day
The Foundry Athletic club defeated
tine Warv pod baseball team on the Full
TON grounds fc~t"Tday afternoon by tho
SCORE o. 20
An out-door meeting II the Epvorth
ic'rAe was held yesterday evening ~
The First NJ T. church az Elm Grove
Ms. Eernice 'esinE"r and daughters.
~ Darlington. ohio. arr tho guests -
Wow FOR f"w dnv~
John Str"eh.l ~ Pittsburg. Pa. spent
Yes trr..I" AZ the bedside ~ lis mother
Mrs J. O. Strob"i. Of -.orfnF place. Elm
Grove. vtn is seriously M
Airs j. -trauh Us o.! at her home az
Re- r NJ Hare. ~ Charleston. sup
crirteudent Of the ANTI Saloon league 81
West virginia delivered very impre~-
service % tie Stone church az Elm
Misses nlaHche smith and Anna
Liberty stat %armai s,c'rooff. spent yer SAT
urtay a"1 sunday az their homes IN
Miss Regina Wilson. ~ Pittsburr. is
tfc r'l..t % relatives in EdRvood for
Tie Nyst.c lodge. Knishts Of rythias.
VIII me"t in regular session in their
hall ~ Iim Grove this evening
Frc1 @ Tnlmar returned SATURDAY. ~
h's home lu T.intou's addition. Film
. Grove af'cr ru extended business trip
. 90 Marietta Hr.~
AR and Mrs p J Jefferson and fam
ilr returned YESTERDAY - their home in
l Limestone w Va. after "a VISIT with
Z relatives tu Elm Grove
4 Harry " Bloomfield. who graduated
from tho Elm Grove High school last
week. has returned go BIS home near
! M7'orsviile whore D" viii spend TIE
I summer with hf- PARENTS
Miss Sadie Earnest. - 1rdiara0oiis
+ Ind. b. visiting with Mrs v T. Kev~e-
3 Of Elm Grove
TITO annual Nav Dav procession was
observe ~ fle - Vincent 80 paufs
q catholic church az Film Grove yesterday
D afternoon
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an event OF the season. because Of The
prominence and popularity Of both
parties Tho wedding will be solcm-
nized en- So. Luhc's Episcopal church
on tho Island. June -. by Rev. Jacob
Birmingham.
SIR SchVcrtfcger has been life
long resilient OF Wheeling. and prom
inout I'm business circles. being Sec
retarv OF the business Mems as
sociatiou
Hiss iukous is prominent In so
ci.ty and benevolent work. and is a
pa~ishicncr OF -. Lukes Episcopal
church
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BENWOOD
Man IS Sent 20 MourdsviIe on Seri.
Gus OHense. Two
Fires.

4 case NOR. serious than tho ones
r"r'rulir ds1it with in this local court
was brought uD ON saturday evening
Tho charge was against a man named
iHck' nSlauEh and fle syid. ncs show o.
% that iu moment ~ anger no had
thrown lump ~ coal into n crowd
of children striking and severely in
iIriur 90 little Eirl The man dho ls
VOL uV in years and .nfirm was being
followed hf fhr crowd 81 Youngsters
who 'uuufod him with names s fine
or hN. 9ud costs was IMPOSED and the
accused sent f1 rho county fail NJ
Moundsfliio Tor fft..n du,a
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Arion AnniNersarN.

Thursday. June s, the Arion Singing
Society will observe its thirteenth an
niversary at the State Fair Grounds.
The ladies' Of the Arion will present
beautiful new silk flag. which
comes from the Vim. n. Horstman
Company. Of Philadelphia. and Is n
rare piece of art. being heavily en-
broidered. The affair will commence
AZ o'clock and last until midnight
Me'ster's band will furnish the music
for dancing. An elaborate supper will
be served.
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Officers Installed

~ the First NJ + church last even
ing new officers Of the Epworth league
were installed for the coming term
Those who were placed in Office were
Mrs. Aletha Pedicord, president. Miss
Mary SiGler vice president. Miss Ada
Hennen second vice president: Miss
Edna Thompson. fourth vice president
Harold Sigler. secretary. Harry shop
ard. treasurer. The Queen Esther
circle held a social az tho home oi
charles White on RogE's Run on last
Saturday night The affair was well
attended
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
Y. W c. A. vesner Service.

Sunday az p. m. the last Ncsper
service Of the season was held. This
service vas under the auspices ~ the
s vs. G.. y Outing club and instead
o. meeting 100 rho Association rooms
Cos usual. tho services were held a.
-he horre ~ Miss Ethel Williams of
Park View Miss Alta Uecker Of
DAYTON. ~. delivered au extremely iu
tcrc-firE address.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
Enaaaement Announced

The many friends OF MISS Louise
Carroll will be pleased to learn OF her
engagement to Mr.. William Reece. a
popular young man OF Mt Washing.
ton. Pa. The wedding Will take place
the 14th of June. Miss Carroll Is a
popular young lady of the East End.
and has been employed at the &. d. &
p. Telephone Company's Office.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
Fractured Arm Again.

Last evening about 5 o'clock. while az
%" home OF friend in Patterson. Miss
Hazel. the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs John
tnN. Or Elm Grove. slipped while going
down "A Night or stcas. falling In such
a manner that she fractured her arm 10
was ~" Same arm that sustained q
fracture about month ago. when she
fcll from the porch at her home
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

A Patriotic Dance ViU DO given ~
The White Palace Whcoiine park.
Tuesday. May 800. afternoon 1ul even
ing A patriotic program ~iil Doe r"-H
cred by tho Virginia orchestra and
che hall will be- beautifully decorated
for the affair
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

city. IL was at first thought that the
tanks Of the National Tube Co. which
lie at the place OF fire seemed 20 be.
were in flames Investigation showed
however that az the fire directly above
the tanks and wns caused by burning
grass and wood About four o'clock
the flames were either eXtinEuished or
Cied out
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
OPENING Held.

In ArmorN hall on SATURDAY. night
the opening 81 the MAY Festival given
Icy the local Knights 81 Pythias was
held The attendance was not Is grea,
as 10 will be tho coming week. on ac-
count Of the carnival but in spite Of
this the attcndanc. was good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
CONGREGATIONAL n1e.,inr.

congregational meeting will be held
iu mo stone church at Film Grove this
evening az o'clock when the question
OF building a new church will come up
for consideration
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
Iarne Police Court.

on Monday night seven cases will
be- brought mp before Mayor Nanley.
Most 81 the offenders are up on ac-
count Of drunkness.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

Tho Wheeling Tennis club Fu rive
.r Informal dance OF frn Wheeling
Park Casino on ffo evening ~ June o..
of GOD o'clock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

The vcdding az Mrs Rose Ratno'ds
Ilkens and Mr. William ?. Sclve-f-
feger both prominent Wheeling people.
which it 90 take place Ir June. 's 90 hr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29

Elaborate ARRANGEMENTS are hoirc
made for the lawn fete 10 le given
by the ladies o. rho Loyeland " r..
church. Or stop 10. Loveiaud. on
Thursday evening June I.
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Pete Walsh who has been in Fair-
mont for q short time. returned 90 his
home YESTERDAY
Wharton and Fitzgerald two players
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Tho following invitations have heon
extended
"Jessyn" Wood sdafe
The pleasure Of YOUR presence az tho
twenty FIRST birthday anniversary Of
Lirdley s. Alio1
is requested
Thursday. June isf
Dinner 7.30 p. m. Nrs Walker Allen
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evening for an Eastern honeymoon.
On their return they will go TO house
keeping on North Main street
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services 81 the buckeye camp NJ. W. OF
\. AT Martins Ferry yesterday after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-05-29
GREEN DEATH
Kill Bugs

There is nothing
ike it. Safe con-
gericnt and sure
Green Death never
fails.
r. is a liquid that
generates every
crack and crcvice
and kills by sufoca
ton The bugs do
NOT have 90 car o.
For Bed Bugs.
Reaches Ants and
all house vcrmin
The patented
squirt top can make
10 bur q few minutes
work fo thoroughly
~ over any room
RIs a house in
half frc rmr any
other vrrmi1 cxfcr-
mi0af0- require.
o. doesn't drive fhe
bugs away 90 kills
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...rrec
tho dots In the outline stitch Mercer.fod
r these designs SARAH HALE HUNTER.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
SWEET SPRINGS

John Pape surprised his friends
Monday evening by bringing home
with him from Kansas City his
bride, who was Miss Emma Helms.
The Quartette from William jew
ell College will give an entertain
ment at the High School auditor
ium Monday night, May Is, I'M
der the auspices OF the b. Y. p. U.
j. w. Smith returned Saturday
from Kansas City where he had
been serving on the federal grand
Jury.
News was received here Monday
OF the death OF Mrs. J. T. Fom-
belle at Parsons, Kans. Mrs. Fom-
belle was a former resident Of
rear Sweet Springs and she had
been very III for several weeks.
Her many friends here sympathize
with the bereavei ones.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Thornton and little
son OF Milwaukee, Wis, who are
visiting her mother and sister,
Mesdames Grayson and McLesky
visited in Sedalia Wednesday.
Mrs. c. X. Parsons OF Sedal.a
was with her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. j, A. Noel several days last
week.
Mr.. Clark and family OF La
monte came over in their auto
Sunday and spent the day with
r. L. Wall and family.
Lon o. Hooker, a prominent at
torney of st. Louis was the guest
OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.E.
Hooker over Sunday.
Mrs. Z. A. Hoefer of Higgins
gville is visiting her husband, DR..
Hoefer this week at the City hotel.
Mrs. c. M. Hagan's friends will
be glad to learn she Is improv-
ing after being Ill five weeks.
DR.. Jarvis who had been on a
business trip in Texas returned on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Bethany left
Wednesday for their new home
in Iowa
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
BEND

w. o. Ballew and wife and Mrs.
Fred Anderson made a flying trip
to Marshall and Slater last We'd
nesday.
DIR. Frank Sullivan and Will
Isaac of Miami were In our town
a short time Sunday evening.
Ras Williams and wife OF Mar
shall spent Saturday night and
Sunday with the latter's grand
mother, Mrs. Kinnamon.
Leslie Thornton left Wednesday
to resume his work after having
spent several days with his
parents, w. II. Thornton and FAM
lily.
Mrs. VIM. Leatherman and Miss
Nettie Kinnamon yer shopping in
Marshall last Thursday.
Miss Washburn OF Blackburn at
tended the school entertainment
here last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Barrow, OF Kansas CITY,
spent last Tuesday night and Wed
nesday here visiting friends.
The Misses Heskett came In
Thursday evening from Jefferson
City for a visit with II. I. Blosser
and family.
Mr.. Crum and daughter. Mrs.
Lydia Gift went to Kansas City
Tuesday and will bring back their
new auto with them.
Miss Irene Houston entertained
at her home south OF town last
Thursday night, Messrs. Archie
VanAnglen and Flavan Yancy and
Misses Lucille Long and Vivian
Blosser.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Adams
and daughter, Miss Lizzie, were
~transacting business In Marshall
last Thursday.
/. The Malta Bend high school was
closed with an excellent program
which was given ON last wednes-
day evening at the opera house.
Mrs. Herbert Ransberger OF Mt.
Leonard entertained the Tues
day Club on last Tuesday after
noon.
Frank Blackburn and wife at
tended the birthday dinner OF Mr..
Blackburn's brother, Ed. Black
burn at Marshall last Wednesday.
Mrs. Herbert Ransberger and
s.ster-in-law OF Mt. Leonard were
Sunday guests OF Everett Fulton
and wife.
Misses Leah Thornton, Lizzie
Adams and Mettie Frazee were
guests OF friends in Grand Pass
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
MT.

Mrs. Nat Barnes returned home
Tuesday from a weeks visit at
Nelson where she was the guest
OF her daughter, Mrs. Mason FL
GIN.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grimes and
daughter, velma Lee, spent Sun
day In Malta Bend the guest OF
relatives.
Mrs. J.. s. Howard and daugh-
ter, Virginia, OF Marshall, visited
her parents, 6. J. oquest and
wife Sunday.
John Spencer returned home
from Kansas City Sunday night,
Mrs. 3. X. Evens and children,
Of Marshall and Miss Eva Tuttle
OF Salt Springs were guests OF
Or. and Mrs. Turtle Sunday.
r.. B. Wright q improving his
farm that NAs southwest Of town
by building : ho@sss and bern.
Mrs. Casey Y adding : new room
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
SWEET SPRINGS

Rev. c. T. Wallace filled his
regular appointment at Rose Val
ley Sunday and Sunday night.
Mrs. c. X. Parsons Is here from
Lexington with her parents, DR.,
]. A. Noel and wife. Mr.. Par
sons Is serving on the Lexington
branch as assistant mail clerk.
Tom Westbrook and wife and
children and Miss Ruth Grain visit
ed at Will Smiths Sunday.
Mrs. Virgo Delapp and j. ID.
Candil were married at Efuea,
Oklahoma, April 4, at 1.30 p. m.
They will live at their country
home near that place.
Mrs. c. X. Parsons spent the
day Tuesday with her sister, Miss
Lizzie Parsons.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
DAVIS

There will be preaching at Harmony
Sunday, May 18th both morning and
evening.
Amo- Audsley and family spent Sun
day at the home OF j. M. Fisher near
Miami.
Lloyd Kemper and family Sundayed
with Rasy Norvell and family near
Ayres.
Marvin Barlow, wife and children
OF Moberiy r visiting at the home
of L. Dulaney this week.
VIM. Sands went to Kansas City
Sunday to visit his mother who is
very sick.
Mrs. Jackson Powell and little
daughter OF Slater visited Ernest
Brumitt and family.
j. S. Johnson and wife were visitors
In New Frankfort Sunday.
Hammer Audsley and family spent
Sunday at the home of Jno. Walker.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12

and front porch to her dwelling
here that is occupied by DR.. Tut
tie.
Mrs. z. p. Grimes and daughter
Miss Estelia, were guests Of her
friends in Marshall last week.
Mrs. r. A. Slusher and three chill
dren OF Malta Bend are the guests
Of her brother, Charley Sayers and
family this week.
Friday being the 18th anniver-
sary OF Mrs. w. II. Hancocks birth
day her children celebrated by a
general home coming. She has
eight living children OF whom all
but two were present. Dave Ham
cock who lives in Nebraska and
Mrs. Pierce who lives in Missouri.
Those present we're Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. James Sparks OF Mar
shall and Arch Larkin, Will and
Miss Leta who reside at home.
Mrs. James Anderson and Mrs.
Frank Kelly wer shoppers in
Marshall Monday.
Mrs. Bertha Casey of Marshall
was up Tuesday to look after the
work on her house.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
ROSE VALLEY

Farmers r all busy planting
corn.
B. r. Hall, wife ana son, Harry
were the guests OF w. NJ. Cox
and family Sunday.
Marshall Akeman and family,
Luther Treece and family, Walter
Cox and family were guests OF
Grover Leonard's Sunday.
Henry Reinwald went to st.
Charles Saturday on business.
Fred Montgomery, wife and
son. Owen. were the guests Sun
day evening OF Everett Chambers
and wife.
Rich Mayse and family we're the
guests Sunday evening OF John
Dickerson and family.
Rev. Wallace filled his regular
appointment at Rose Valley Sum
day.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
BLUE LICK

Brother Powers will preach at
the church next Sunday. Every
body invited-want to organize a
Sunday School before preaching.
David Dennis brought his little
girl last Sunday to see DR.. Sprad-
ling who says he can cure her.
Lyman Guymon who got hurt
last week Is getting along nicely
Mrs. John Hanley will leave
soon to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Mondon at Green Ridge.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
WOODSON

Quite an excitement prevailed In
this community Saturday when
the news reached US that three
of our convicts escaped from the
guardsmen, who were working on
the big hill near Black water. The
sheriff was notified at once and
went after them, catching one,
the Others running at large we
understand. Let all our neigh
bors and friends be very watch
full around their farms.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aionzo Zeigel
were dinner guests at j. J.. Scots
Thursday.
Mrs. w. 8. Pyle was among tn,
Marshall visitors Friday.
Jamie Scott Jr., has been on tn,
sick list the past few days.
Rev. VIM. Vardeman filled hi,
appointment at Salem Saturday
and Sunday with very good SER
vices.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Clark visit
ed their son, Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Clark Sunday night.
John Thompson OF Houstonia
visited his sister, Mrs. jamie Scott
Jr, Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
Cameron and family.

cameron ana famhy.
J. W. Moore OF the county was
among our visitors Saturday.
Il. A. Leisure who has been at
tending medical school ut Mem
phbs, Tenn, Is at homre for his
vacation.
Abner Stone OF Sedalla was
called here one day last week to
be with bis father, Martin Stone
who IL quite sick.
Fred Windmeyer went to Kansas
City m day last week after his
niece, Mrs. Laura Jagnaw, who
has been in the hospital at that
place for several week..
Elver Hamilton, wife and moth
or left one day last week for Ex-
celsior Springs for the benefit OF
the latter's health.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
GRAND PASS

Mr.. Orb Upwards had the misfor.
tune OF getting his left hand badly
hurt last weea In preparing a fish.
Miss Pearl Riley. Mrs. S. Burns.
Mrs. b. Price were shopping in Mar.
shall Monday.
Al Webb accompanied by Miss Pearl
Riley and Miss Flora Webb took a
trip to Malta Bend In his auto Mon.
day evening.
Cross White and Corder shipped
hogs TO Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. Ollie carp OF Marshall was at
the funeral OF her sister. Mrs. Lee.
Willie Meadows was bitten by a
dog OF Mr.. Jones Monday.
Rev. Foster will preach In the M.
E. Church Sunday. All come out TO
church this lovely May weather.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-12
BLACKBURN

Mrs. A. Lopez visited at Mar
shall Thursday.
Fred Feldman OF Mt. Leonard
was among friends Tuesday.
Julius Reith and Clyde Sims OF
near Nelson, visited here Friday.
John Schlue visited at Concor-
dia Sunday.
Miss Rose Hillen visited at Mar
shall Sunday.
Frank Rollins OF Slater spent
Sunday with homefolks.
Finkelder Bros. shipped two car
loads Of cattle 10 Kansas City on
Monday.
B. =. Henley OF Sweet Springs
was t~rsnsacting business here on
Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Neideriohn visited at
Higginsville Tuesday.