The Marshall republican., 1911-11-02

Mrs. Ann Piper, daughter, Miss
Lula, and two sons were here
from near Little Rock yesterday
Jas. A. Walker, Of the Bank of
Marshall, attended the McMahan
sale near Herndon Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Scott attend
ed the Nj. Floyd funeral at Black
burn Sunday. ss
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Chaffee spent
Sunday at Emil Keshart's and re-
ports their new nome a model OF
convenience as we'll as elegance.
w. A. J. Grayson, prominent
farmer of Malta Bend, returned
Yesterday from st. Louis where
he took II head OF cattle, receiv-
ing $3.50 a cwt.
Prosecuting Attorney Meschede
attended a meeting OF the knights
Of Columbus in st. Louis Sunday
as a delegate from the Marshall
lodge.
Mrs. Chaffee expects the arrival
today OF her mother, Mrs. J. r.
Miller, of East st. Louis. Also Mrs
Edw. Geo. Westermeier, who will
visit at Mrs. Chaffee's and her sis-
ter, Mrs. Emil Keehart.
II. T. sandidge was here from
south OF Shackelford yesterday
with his neck bandaged. He has
been suffering an entire month
with a viscious carbuncle on the
back OF his neck.
The New York Racket manage
ment went on n hunt to Wana-
maker yesterday. In the party
were q. A. Ra1ford, J. W. Taylor,
@. II. Eakin and Fred Brown. They
went In an auto leaving Mt a. IN.
]. NJ. Thomas returned Tuesday
from a visit to his old home In
North Middleton, KY. and also Wis
tied his wife's former home. In
Virginia while away. He said II
was a most pleasant visit among
old friends.
w. r. Boyd says Root. Hyatt
got a load of feeders from Kan
sas City last week and when he
turned them into the corn field
they run themselves lean hunting
corn instead OF fattening so sold
them again. It's pretty hard to
tell about some OF our farmers.
Mrs. w. B. Napton returned from
st. Louis Friday afternoon whsre
she attended meeting OF the
d. A. RS as regent OF Marshall
chapter. Her daughter, Miss Frir
ces, was alternate. Mrs. Naptor Ia
forms us that the meeting was a
great success and the delegates on
joyed a fine time.
DIR. w. b. Petry, one OF our able
young dentists, demonstrated TO
the Central Missouri Dental Asso-
ciation at Upton last week how
to remove the nerve OF atooth
pa.nlessly. It's alright TO try that
game on another fellow but we
wonder II the doctor would be
willing to have the experiment
tried on himself.
Ciscell Pryse, OF Kansas City, was
here Saturday. He said he had just
purchased the Pilot Grove Record
and found the type in such bad
shape that he decided to buy new
type and came here to order 1t.
Mr.. Pryse Is very able man and
Pilot Grove Is fortunate In secur-
ing him as he will give them a
good paper. Success to him.
Rev. ID. II. Moritz, OF Arrow
Rock, passed through Marshall
Friday on his return from Napo-
leon, where he attended the Ger
man c. f. Convention. He said the
Arrow Rock Society was also rep
resented by Mrs. Laura Jagnow
and sister Miss Della Bierbaum and
Miss Clara and Carl Rhine. Most
OF the delegates spent few days
visiting before their return
Mrs. Lutte Lamb Of this city who
formerly resided in Kansas City
says Rev. Richeson, the Boston
Baptist minister accused of poison
ing a former sweetheart, was ar
unusually fine young man and mo-
likely to have done the deed he Il
charged with. Mr.. Richeson boart
ed with her parents in Kansai