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The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
MALTA BEND

Miss Vivian Blosser who has been
visiting a few weeks with relatives
and friends spent the day Monday at
n. I. B%lossers. After spending Tues.
day at e, j. Blosser's she left for a
few days visit In Wellington, Mo-, az.
ter which she will meet Misses Lucille
Long and Maurine Gauldin In Kansas
City who will accompany her home
for a few weeks stay In Norway Kan.
sas.
Misses Allie and Anna Heskett left
Tuesday morning on the Mo. Pac. for
their home In jefferson City after a
short stay with n. I. Blosser and fam.
lily. They anne to attend the gradu.
alton OF Misses Maurine Gauldin and
Myrl Blosser.
Mrs. John Robertson entertained
the Tuesday Club at her eleqant
home this week.
Mrs. Jack Slusher entertained the
Fancy Work club on Wednesday .af.
ternoon.
Mrs. II. 1 Blosser and daughter and
nleces Misses Vivian Blosser Allie and
Anna Heskett ate fried chicken with
A. Peecher and wife on Friday OF last
week.
Walker Baker and wife. and M. W
Walker wer Kansas City visitors last
week. They drove through In Mr..
Bakers car.
Mr.. Billy Thornton died at eleven
o'clock Tuesday night after several
weeks OF suffering. Burial at north
cemetery Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Gauldin and dauQh
ter Mrs. A. II. Heskett entertained In
honor OF Misses Heskett OF jefferson
City and Miss Vivian Blosser OF Nor.
way Kansas last week. Those pres.
ent were Mrs Mollie Miner and daugh
ter Miss Johnnie Catherine, William
Gauldin. G. G. Gauldin and family.
Mrs. II. I. Blosser and family, Mrs. Z.
Ransberger and brother A. j Peecher
Mrs. Alex Long and daughter Lucille,
Mrs. E. j. Blosser and Miss Maude.
All report a fine time.
Miss Johnnie Miner entertained u
house party u few days last week. Mr.
IRVINE and sister OF Fairvilie and
Miss Glenn who Is visiting In their
home Misses Vivian and Myrl Blosser
Misses Allie and Anna Heskett. Mr..
Emmett Dyer. Bourne Mitchell and
Miss Maurine Gauldln.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
GRETCHEN

The cl6k OF the corn planter
I'm distinctly heard both early
and late.
Mrs. John Haeys spent Monday
evening with Mrs. Ruby VanBus-
kirk.
Mrs. DIR. Harrison and daughter,
Della, spent Saturday afternoon
with Mrs. John Hall.
Mrs. Sarah Tuck OF Blackburn Is
spending this week with John
Hall and family.
DIR. Harrison, wife and daugh-
ter spent Sunday with Pies Al
bridge and family.
Mrs. l.. A. Barger and daughter
Little called on Mrs. Logan Prit-
chard Monday afternoon.
Born to John Garrison and
VIE May Is, a boy.
Miss Elizabeth Harrison called
on Laura Hall Monday evening.
DIR. Harrison, wifx and daugh-
ter, spent Tuesday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Higgins.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
HARDEMAN

Clark Swinney and daughters visit.
ed a few days In Marshall with j. T,
Featherston who Is very low with
pneumonia.
S. j. Gibson left Sunday for u weeks
visit with his brother Tom Gibson OF
Little Rock, Ark.
Mrs. Barbara Hillen and Mrs. Chas.
Niemeier returned to their homes In
Marshall after a weeks visit here.
Mrs. j. e. Davis OF Marshall Is spend
ing a few weeks here visiting her
sons Alfred and Frank Davis.
Pearla Eastman after spending Sun.
day with her parents returned to
Marshall to resume her school duties.
Mrs. Julius Reith and Mrs. Henry
Niemier and daughter Marie were
shopping In Marshall Monday. Little
Marie stayed with her grandparents
to attend school and st. Saviors AcaS
danny. 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. j, E. Davis, Frank
Davis. wife and daughter were the
guests Sunday OF Alfred Davis and
family.
Arch Goodloe and family attended
church at Hardeman Sunday morn.
ing.
Clemence Winkler and family were
guests Sunday OF Louis Schiller and
wife.
Mrs. S. j. Gibson visited Sunday
with her mother Mrs. Crouch.
Robert Carterman and family r
calling on Alfred Davis and family
Sunday afternoon.
Louis and Pearl Hasemeier attend.
ed church Sunday morning at Harde-
man. 4. sT
Mrs. Alfred Davis and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Niemeier and Mrs. Julius
Reith We're Napton shoppers Friday.
Mrs. Joe Hillen and daughters visit
ed Saturday and Sunday with her sis.
ter Mrs. Joe P~oindexter of Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
RIVER VIEW

Orson King and family were trading
In Slater Saturday AFTERNOON.
Louis Mette and daughter went to
Gillian Friday.
Ray johnson. wife and baby spent
Sunday with Louis Edwards and wife.
Mrs. A. Bowles and Dick Heuman
were I'm Slater Saturday evening the
guests OF Fred windmeyer and fam.
lily.
Mrs. Lewis Driver was shopping In
Gillian Saturday morning.
j. ". Moore and Jesse Hensick at.
tended Masonic lodge In Arrow Rock
Saturday evening.
Misses Hannah and Freda Hoener
entertained a number OF their friends
Thursday evening.
Earl Brockway and Willie Dysart
passed through here enroute TO Slater
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Frank Leimkuhler and daugh.
tiers Miss Flora and Mrs. Chas. ober.
krum were shopping in Gillian Thurs.
day morning.
Miss Annie Kruger visited relatives
here Friday.
Z. X. Shepard and family were Sun.
day guests OF j. L. Mattix and wife.
Mrs, Jesse Hensick md dauuhtar
visited In Arrow Rock Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
ELM GROVE

The click of the cor planter
s heard in all directions of this
community.
We guess Jos. Pittman thinks IL
Is too late to plant corn now as
he rs through now.
Mr.. and Mrs. Biebel entertained
Mt dinner in a pleasing way Sun
day. The following guests were
present, Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell and
daughters, Misses Josie and Helen
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Humphreys,Mrs
Sam Barbee and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus Schmidt.
Mss Edith Ruff and cousins Mss
Bertha Winfiferd and Roberta Ruff
visited the formers sister, Mrs
Ernest HARE near Shackelford on
Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Slater is visiting the
Ruff's at present,
Miss Rose Larue OF near Sweet
Springs Is visiting at her aunt's
Mrs. Sarah Larue at present.
Mrs. Sarah Larue and Mrs. Gus
Schmidt were the pleasant callers
of Mrs. Biebels Tuesday evening
We wonder where Earl Cox
went Sunday and why George
wilhelm was carrying such a
broad smile.
Homer Cooper was visiting Tom
Fitzsimons Saturday and Sunday.
Or, lille crump and family visit
ei at his parents last week near
6edal:a
Mrs. Wash Larue and niece, Miss
Rose Larue were calling on Mrs.
Dean Sunday afternoon.
The BIosser ball team and Mar
shall played Sunday afternoon In
favor OF Marshall
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
MT. N

Mrs. Mamie Austin and son,
Hunter, OF Columbia and A.. Doug
las and wife of Kansas City came
through in the formers auto on
their way to Kansas City We'd
nesday and stopped over to visit
with DR.. and Mrs. futile.
Rev. J. T.. Norv.le filled his
regular appointment here Sunday
He Informed us that he would
leave Monday noon for Jackson
vile, Florida to attend the South
ern Baptist convention.
Mss Elizabeth Evard visited ut
Shackelfods Saturday.
Mrs. A. b. Cort had word from
her son who has been attending
telegraphing school at Chilocotha
that he would leave Tuesday for
LaJ unta Colo, to take n position
on the Santa Fe r. II.
Mrs. L. p. Grimes and daughter,
Mss Estella, and Mrs. Carl Grimes
and daughter, Velma Lee visited
ME- Hams and family in Marshall
the first OF the week.
Helen and Nicholas Smith visit
ed at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Taylor IN Marshall last
week.
Miss Emily Warner OF waverly
Is n guest OF Mrs. s. Dowden this
week.
Prof. Hugh Berlin, wife and two
daughters drove i've to town
Sunday and visited relatives. Prof.
Berlin left that evening for Allan
tic, Mo-, to see his siter-in-law
Miss Ada Thomas who Is very
sick.
Miss Emma Kleen accompanied
her brother-in-law home to Law
renee Kansas where she will spend
a month with her two sisters.
Frank Knott and family are pre-
pairing to move to Kansas City
In the near future.
Mrs. o. M. Spencer Visited her
sister, Mrs. John Howard, in Maj
shall Wednesday.
Ben Conner, of south Missouri
visited his nephew, DIR. futile, on
Monday.
Mrs. s. f. Dowden, of Kansas
City IL the guest of her parents,
NJ. @. Bray and wife, this week.
Mrs. W. w. Lynch and children
of sedalia, are guests OF her pa
rents, James WEIGH and wife, this
week.
Mrs. Herbert Ransberger visited
friends in Higginsville last week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
County News
NEW FRANKFORT

The Sunday School at this place
win celebrate Children's Day the
second Sunday IN June.
Chas. Walton, OF Sanger, Cal,
was visiting among old acquaint-
snces in this locality. Although
ne has not been back TO Missouri
for Thirty years all looks natur-
nj.
Mss Martha wWehinger left the
first OF the week for Illinois to Wis
q her sister, Mrs. Muehlbach.
Roy and Lucille Crumbaugh left
Monday for months visit TO their
grandmother in Leroy, III.
Sunday Will be regular preach
ing day.
Miss Alice Chism, Of near Gil
lam spent SInday with 7. ROS-
inscn anl life
Mrs. Jim Ciumbaugh - report
ed on the sick list.
Lawrence Richardson and fam.
ny visited at Boone Winstons
Sunday.
Mrs. A. b. Guerin and daughter
came over from Higbee Friday tC
visit her parents, Chss. Thierfel'
der. Mr.. Guer.n arrived Sunday
morning returning to their home
Sunday evening.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. b
Maddox Sunday, May IL, a daugf
ter. Mother and child doing nice.
1y.
Phil Reidenbach, wife and bah.
spent Sunday with Claude Stat
ford and family near Orearville.
The w. M. 8. met Thursday af.
ternoon and elected new off.cer'
for the year.
Some OF the farmers are through
corn planting.
Matt Bajer ami family spent
Sunday with Joe Wehinger.
We are in need OF n shower.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
GAS RIA
EMMA

Mrs. Mary vogt died last Tuesday
and was buried Thursday. Mrs. vogt
born In Germany and later came
to America. married Gotoib vogt. who
died In 1878. The family was blessed
with five children of whom three are
living. Mrs. vogt reached the age Of
about es years.
Fred yost visited at Charley DIerk-
ing last Sunday
Evert 4 Co. shipped load Of hogs
to Kansas Oity Wednesday.
Fred Weber started to grade the
roads Wednesday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Peace'Again
in Mexico o.
Approval of iArmistice at
Juarez Indicates Rebels
Accept Terms

CITY of Mexico, May 1'.-Pres-
.dent Daiz and Vice-President
Corral will resign before June 1.
Minister OF Foreign Relations de
la Barra will become president ad
interim.
Francisco /. Madero, the revo-
lutionary leader, will be called to
the CITY OF Mexico to act al della
Barra's chief adviser, and at the
greatest guarantee possible that
every pledge made by this gov
eminent will be carried out. As
viewed by the public, 1t will be
virtually a joint presidency pend
ing the calling of a new presfden-
tial election.
The cabinet will be reorgan-
ICED. The minister OF war will be
named by de In Barra. The for
eign officers will be in charge OF
a subsecretary named by him.
Other cabinet members will be
chosen by him and Madero joint
ly. A new election will be called
swithin six months.
Political amnesty will be re-
commended to the Chamber OF
Deputies.
These are the conditions upon
which President Diaz will compro
mise. Virtually, they are admitted
IN high quarters to he a COM
plete surrender to the revolution
.sts.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
RUBBING II In.

For ten minutes Mr.. stubb had been
stumbling around In the darkness
looking Tor the kitchen stove. The air
was cold and his temper was hot.
"John. are you still down tberef"
called Mrs. Smith from the top Of the
stairway.
Eyes. I'm still here" beloved John
In his most sarcastic vein.
"Denr me! You'd do ms n gun.
ner In the navy"
Gunner In the navy? Why notf"
"Becnuse you are such n poor range
finder"
And then what Mr.. stubb said about
ranges In general would Ill an ency.
clopedia.-Chicngo News.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Beat the Others by One.

q. Some little girls were Boosting Of
their respective families. They had
passed from clothes to personal ap.
p%earance and finally came 10 parental
dignity. The minister's little girl
boosted;
EVERY package that comes for my
papa II marked ID. D."
"And every package that comes for
my papa Is marked N d." retorted
the daughter Of the physician.
Then followed a look OF contempt
from the youngest Of the party.
"Huh!" she exclaimed. Every pack
age that m to house has three
letters ON 1t. %. o. D.'"-Ladies' Home
Journal.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

.! Don't forestlths lbani- concert, at
Emma saturdaylInIaat, May 20. Re.
freshments Of all kinds. a .-.-.G
Mrs. Rsska B,eiehoeft will have a
sale in a short time. -
Plasterers are at work on A.C. Dier.
kin Is house. itssoon will be ready for
the birds to nest in 1t.
J Emma band concert at Emma. May
Goth. starting at about 8 O'Clock.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
BLUE LICK

large crowd came out Sunday to
hear Rev. Powers.
Rev. w. p. Luse will preach next
Sunday and at night.
The sick in this community are all
better.
w. A. Hill. wife and daughter were
visiting p. E. Dennis and wife Sunday.
F. W. York spent Sunday at home.
Corn planting is the order Of the
day.
Werare badly in need of rain.
Mrs. w. r. Dennis and daughter OF
Napton visited at L. C. Dennis Sunday
and attended preaching.
Or. Bells Pine
Ees ooughs end Colds.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Agents wanted TO sell the best
line OF health and accident insur-
ance on the market. Special in
ducements for successful writer's.
Inquire for terms to agents and
control OF territory
National Casualty Company, Dept.
10. Detroit, Michigan. 1920
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
- uSalERS--ONLy

". ~ss' 70 commanr ~. 9th a eesesai ns,ehssA
.. 90 e~lsei'ies' suomi, DEALER. 9TH . vie~ Of -
ss,ntinx mn ,ur '.a.rsi ssIss Agent and IsttW
~ The HACsrPOM ELECTRIC CORD ADJUST.
az In this Cprntv wiz saiy consider spptes.
',en, tro~ a.'eh.nu o. soed sssdIss wrts sstss
.. ssfusuis, 70 oe,saa bo' opuos 10 this eevssy
&c n whn. STAT. Aces, Dec, 1. 81 Lssis. Ne
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
The Eagles Carnival

The Eagles have arranged for
the Parker Shows to come here
during the week OF May goth, for
a street fair.
For this season Mr.. Kennedy,
lessee and general manager OF
the, Parker Shows which are to
furnish the attractions for the
carnival has organized and assem-
bled the best Est OF attractions
ever gathered under the Parker
banners. Every corner OF this
broad expanse of the great do
main Of the Stars AMI Stripes has
been searched for novelties, for
clean, consistent entertainment
features-the w.lds OF Africa, the
mysterious realms OF India and the
interesting cities OF Europe have
all been canvassed with the idea
of evolving something new, some
thing different, something interest
ing in the way Of amusement fea-
lures.
The public today Is more dis
eliminating than ever before; that
applies not only to the resident of
the city, but also the country fair
visitor, the town resident VIII ohas
always been partial to carnival
features he knows the difference
and wants something new and
something different. The old
style cqr.ppment no longer suf-
fees. The environment must be
made attractive, the surroundings
beautiful. the equipment clean,
well designed artistically, elabor-
ate and well kept. This degree
Of perfection in equipment and
apparatus Is possible only at the
hands OF a few well organized com
hInations who r strong flnan-
cially and who are directed by
men OF bra.ns.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Csc is a Small Amour

You would not suffer n day for
five times that amount. Then
try Sutherland's Eagle Eye salNe.
We guarantee II to cure. It's pan
less and harmless.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

We VIII omit giving the names
OF our new subscribers and re-
newals for several weeks, rs Il
is the wish OF several contestants.
We Will give n complete list later.
During the contest we will pay
no commissions on new or re-
newal subscriptions.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

FOR RENT-5O acres OF good
blue grass pasture with an album
dance OF good water, one mile
north OF Norton. VIII take stock
by the head at reasonable rates.
Apply to Robt. b. Hume, Slater,
No., Route 5
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Big Game.

"a penny mouse trap. please.
And let me have II quickly. as
I want 10 catch n trainr'-Lon-
don opinion.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
For all Bowel Troubles

Use DR.. Bells Anti-Pain. Relief
L. almost instantaneous. Is also
good externally for all kinds OF
pains. Sold everywhere.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Kari Schmidt and Lonnie Larue
we're at the ball game Sunday af-
ternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

The system OF oue-year rentals and
the various conditions developing from
II are responsible for more agricul-
turnl d%epravity aud cussedness than
almost any other phase Of farm tenure
or management. Just so long as a
tenant knows he quite likely will not
reap next season some Of the benefit
NJ fertilizing or improvements which
he puts On u place this year the whole
situation not only encourages him. but
makes II necessary for him to play TO
a finish the 'skln game" which Is
rrnstituting aud playing hob with tens
- thousands Of farms all over the
land. II IL likely that the fault Is pri.
mnrily with the owner of the land.
who usually says whether the lease
shall he for one. three or Ave years.
!! II IL stinglness that makes him
cling TO the one year lease system he
IL surely getting his punishment as he
goes along. or bis land Is
The federal government has taken a
hand lately In a movement to stop the
,nle Of impure food In some eastern
eilies. Az a result bad eggs. known 70
the trade ~ ''rots mud Spots" have
tumbled In price from about g to IS
cents a Use II was found that these
were used quite generally In the man
ufacture OF confectionery and bake
shop stun.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs. ]. A. Hal. OF Clark county
seturned home yesterday after Z
short visit to her daughter. Mrs..
y. v. L. Davis. Louis Davis. her
grandson, accompanied her q far
% Kansas City.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

MISS Sylvia Roberts returned
from Kansas City Wednesday
there she hal spent six months
with her sister, Mrs. L. F. Urban.
The Washington times., 1911-07-09
Games Today.
Standing Of the Clubs.
Large Crowd Witnesses
Old Dominion Regatta

A large and enthusiastic crowd wit
messed the first club regatta of the sea-
son of the Old Dominion Boat Club of
Alexandria yesterday.
The contests were interesting. and
more than two hours were consumed In
running off the events:
The tub race, won by Julian Burke
after a hard battle. was a feature, ard
was filled with humorous incidents. The
summaries:
Canoe singles-Julian Downey. first; Dick
washington. second; Ed Wingate. third.
Course, one-fourth mile.
Double sigs-won by william Brooke and
Griffith Uhler; second, Russell Woolf, and
John Todd. Distance. one-half mile.
Double canoe-Won by Julian Downey and
Ashby Reardon: second, Ed Wingate. and
Griffith Uhler; third, Dick Washington and
Fred Morse Distance, one-half mile.
Four-oared shell-won by "Whites'-Jim
Douglas (stroke). CD Charles Dienelt, (0
lack Burke, % Julian Burke: second Reds
Joe Richardson (stroke). 90 James Rob-
srts. C2l. Magruder Dent, a. Ned Fawcett.
Distance, IA miles.
Tub race-won by Julian Burke; second.
william Brooke; third, Jack Burke. Dis
tance, % yards,
Swimming race - Won by Griffith Uhler;
seoond, Charles Wright; third. Julian Down
ev. fourth, Magruder Dent Distance, rs
yards.
dent Of the club; referee, Victor Emerson:
fudge at finish. Taylor Burke.
The Washington times., 1911-07-09
Tribute to Cardinals.

Some idea of the sensational work OF
that st. Louis club in the National
League may be gauged by the follow
ing from Chandler Richter, the we'll
known Philadelphia writer:
One thing must be said in favor of
Bresnahans sensa tions. They play more
club on the paths of any team that has
appeared at Broad and Huntingdon
streets this season.
When the Cardinals get one run they
play for two; when they have two they
work for three, and, no matter how the
game is going. 'Bres' bunch is hustling
all the time. They have the old fight
ing spirit of their manager. and are 60
ing to be a dangerous rival to a few of
the pennant contenders.
"Bresnahan says ne wishes that the
St Louis fans did rot expect so much
Of his team, as he thinks it will be
great handicap - the boys in case they
fall into a slight slump. Roger did not
r,rnd stating, however. that the score
book shows that the Cardinals, barring
the first month, have played by far
better ball than any team in the hague.
Since the end of May the Cardinals
have lost but one series and have won
at least eight more games than any
other club in the National League. If
there was ever a more confident bunch
OF ball tossers than Bresnahan's young
sters we would like to see them stay
away from this burg. Every player has
the old fighting spirit. and they are con-
vinced that they have the best ball
club in the world
The Washington times., 1911-07-09
Pitchers Averages.

Frank Schiebeck. who played short
stop in Washington in the middle s0s.
called on the Nationals yesterday for a
little fanfest. He has waxed prosper
Gus in business here since retiring from
baseball and is assuming aldermanic
proportions, of which he is proud in
deed.
Scheibeck and ElberfeId had a long
chat about the old days of baseball. and
finally Scheibeck took several Of the
players for a ride in his automobile
through Detroit's wondrous park sys-
tenn.
Red" Walker was all ready to take
his place at first. had he hit safely.
Big Six" Brewer is having fine vaca-
ton with the Nationals. The lad warns
up the pitchers and watches the game
from the bench every day, that being
the full extent of his labors. Until
game time he is visiting all the moving
picture shows in town.
After allowing the fans to vote on
the question of starting games earlier
here, President Navin, Of the Detroit
club, has bowed to the will of the ma
jorlty, and all games now commence
at o'clock. The fans voted 20 l for
the early start, and a large crowd
turned out yesterday, while an even
larger throng is expected today.