The Marshall republican., 1911-06-23
County News


Mrs. Walter Utley Sunday. Mss
Virginia Edmonds remained for a
weeks visit with relatives in Miami
Mrs. Bob Long has been on the
sick list but Is now much improved
in health.
Miss Imogene Webster after an
absence OF more than a year in
Nashville, Tenn, returned to her
home in Miami on Sunday. Imo-
gene has been staying with her
two aunts and attending school.
DR.. and Mrs. Sullivan entertain
ed at their beautiful new home in
Miami Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs. z. e.
I Jennings and little son.
Miss Julia Royar Is improving
after quite a lever spell OF rheu-
matism and heart trouble.
Mrs. Jas. HayDbe has been on the
sick list for several days past but
is able at present to be about her
premises.
Geo. Long had the misfortune to
fall and sprain an ankle and has
experienced quite n bit OF incon-
venience in getting around.
On Saturday evening, July list,
there will be given at Harmony
church an ice cream social. The
proceeds go for the good Of the
church. Everyone Is cordially in
vpted to attend and to eat.
The Baptist Sunday School chill
dren had a short children's day
service Sunday In Miami Mt their
church. Many were disappointed
In installing the time OF entertain
ment as Il occurred Immediately
after Sunday School instead OF the
regular hour for preaching rs
many supposed.
Mss Olive Peterman is visiting
friends and relatives In Bates
City and will be gone n fortnight.
Mrs. Geo. Cunningham and little
son, Harvey, will shortly visit their
relatives Palmyra, Ma.
The many friends OF Mrs. Tom
L. Powell are extending much sym
pathy TO her over the recent death
OF n sister.
The granitoid hands are quite
busy ON college street this week
tearing up the old board walks
and grading preparing to lay the
walks that will be here TO stay.
Allen Dobyns Is enjoying a visit
In Gillian, the guest OF relatives.
The many friends OF little Lenty
Mullins the bright little i~i-year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mullins
are very anxious to hear good re-
ports Of himI m me is Ill OF ner-
vous trouble Mt n Kansas City hos
pital.
A library and musical affair Civ
on by Miss Marion and Will Bur-
russ at the Christian church nexs
Saturday p. m. Is looked toward 10
with mudh pleasure. !
A. Bastin has returned from a
trip to Lcnox, Iowa. 1t Ia feared
MIR. Eastin has heart trouble and
will soon find II necessary to
make another trip, before the all
ment is corrected. :
Perhaps m of the most enjoy
able occasions Of the q was
that of the Rebekss on Wednesday !
June IL, when they gave at the
Odd Fellows hall an entertainment ,
to the Odd Fellows and the two
lucky invited ones OF each Rebeka.
The drills were entirely new and
were q reproduction of some beau ,
tifui ones recently given at the an
nual state affair OF Rebekas Mt JET 1,
ferson CityThose who neve hither :
to enjoyed the beautiful song, ,
"Wnl there be any stars in my q,
GROWN" YER made TO realize its :
full beauty when II was rendered :
by 9 fair young ladies In white !
robes and golden crowns. Misses .
Joy Wheeler and Andie Wheeler
and Alma and Edna Peterman and
Emery Ayers were the musicians
Throughout the evening, Miami Is
Indeed proud to have such capable
And willing young musicians M
Those mentioned. The comedy, In ,
want ofl a servant" was side split s
ting from start to finish when the I
amateurs appeared in their
'comical costumes. Mrs. w. s. j.. a
IBure by repeated request spoke J
a pbecd thst was DO much enjoyed
= few years ago. at an Odd Fell r
lows banquet. She is much adj
mtred for her expression and grace .
o the stage. Miss Bessie Uirey
has for . long time distinguished .
'hsraslf nj . fine speaker and many !
: fIattering invitation has shs had