The Marshall republican., 1911-01-06

Mr ami Mrs. r. N. Taylor Of
Herndon entertained at quail din
ner on New Years day, DR.. J. d.
Jackson and family and Harvey
Faulconer.
MI. and Mrs. Walter Taylor came
In from Rollins, Wyoming, this
week and will remain with the lat
tcr's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
Keith, till spring when they ex-
pect to return TO Wyoming. Mr..
Taylor 10 manager OF the Rawling
light and fuel Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, OF
east OF Marshall, celebrated their
soth wedding anniversary Monday.
We were unable TO get ~coT2iete
particulars OF the observance, bu,
hope this splendid couple may be
spared to observe many more In
health and happiness.
l.. II. Hightshoe, who has been
at Emporia, Kansas, the past
year moved back TO Marshall with
his wife and little grand child this
week and occupy their residence
at 616 N. Ellsworth. We are
pleased to see them back and hope
they will decide to remain per-
manently hereafter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Lacy OF Bates
City, spent the holidays with the
latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
j. Scott, n Woodson. Mrs. Lacy
called In Saturday to renew and
also ordered the Republican sent
to her sister, Miss Georgia Scott,
who has a good position In Kan
sas City as stenographer and likes
the city. Miss Georgia was also
home Christmas day.
L. c. Elgln and family, OF Bur-
llngame, Kansas, have been Wis
iting the formers brothers, John
II. at Slater and William u Nell
son during the holidays. Also his
sister ut Nelson. During his visi:
here he had the sad duty OF at
tending his brothers funeral last
week who died last week al Hutch
inson, Kansas. Mr.. Elgin called to
order a good county paper.
DR.. II. II. Morris, who has been
mining in Sllville, Colo, the past
year, passed through Marshall Sat-
urday on his way to New York
City on business In connection with
his mine. The Doctor Is looking
fine and says he struck 1t rich.
He says his wife is enjoying life
in Denver and that his son, Earl,
is earning SOS a month with an
electrical supply house.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Blackburn m
~tertained a number OF friends at
their home near NJ. v. c. in a de-
lightful way Thursday. Among F.
those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Edw. Zahn, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.. /.
Potter and daughter, Miss Burns f:
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Blackburn, Mr.. /,
and Mrs. Ernest Dyer, Clarence +;
OF Malta Bend; Mi. and ,
Mrs. Barby, Mrs. Russell and Miss
Susie Waters OF Higginsville.
The most important movable fes-
next year fall on the follow
ing Gays; AS Wednesday, March
10, Ascension day, May rs; Easter,
April IS; P~entecost, June 4 ;Spring
begins March n, II the weather per :
mits GUNNER begins June ~. II II f.
aoesn't frost; autumn begins Sep (,
tember rs II the heat Ia not too in F,
tense, and winter starts off on De-
,ember 20, II It IL cold enough
Press-Journal.
Chas. w. Bell, formerly OF Mar !
'hail, but OF hate at verdon, Neb., I
Writes from West Plains. Mo. q" {
ave inst got located In our new 2
rome tnck In old Missouri and the 7
'olks Ike our place fine. We send .
,ur beet regards 20 you and all :
old fr3ends, and would like to- !
near from AL Of them through the I
~ Republican. the best paper inl h
~ Saline. Wiahing you success b
. happy new year I remain, :
Yours truly, 9
Chs ", Bell.