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Today's Lexington Entries.

LEXINGTON, Sept. 20 Entries for to-
morrow;
First race. six furIonss. sclling-SRed
Bod. 100: sand Spit. lo2; Balronia Eliza =
bethan. Olillo, Cauopian. Soma. 10s Judge
Walton, III.
Second race. nyn and half furlongs.
two year olds- selling Nellie i03. Col.
Halloway. Duke Dany 10t. Bouncing
Lass, Irish Town. los; Yankee. los: Stee-
pic Jack. los. Bonanza 100.
Third race. mile and seventy Yards.
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| IT is noteworthy incident that many
successful plays have been elahoratoNs
Of Incidents picked up by playwrshts and
attracted world widc attention. 1t was
in this manner chat Edgar Sclwyn's roll
licking !iings :, comedy The Country Boy,
the Sal, Lake theater tonight was
evolved. The incident was picked up
twelve wears ago by the author when he
was living in a little boa riding house In
New York Ten years had elapsed when
he Was called upon 60 contribute a ono
act sketch 80 n Lambs club entertain
cess. and Mr Harris prevailed upon its
author TO elaborate it into play,
The sample room scene in "Thc Trav-
cling Salesman" which comes TO the Co
'onial tonight, should prove interesting to
women from other than n dramatic
standpoint. Here will he shown line Of
samples OF tho latest styles In coats and
suits nf thc very latest mode, represent
ing advance fashions for the coming sea
son. The role OF Rob Blake tho traycl-
ing salesman. Is interpreted by Don Mac
MILAN and tho leading feminine role VIII
he In the hands OF Dorothy Grey. said to
b" an exceedingly pretty and clever act
ress The engage en,ent OF the production
In Salt Lake Is for three nights and "A
matinee,
Nedervold's Smisn Jockey tho baboou
which ~ making such = hit at the or
property Of an Italian organ grinder. The
monkey got away from its master at I1p-
som Downs England, and created quite
a stir by jumping on tho back Of n race
horse and riding full tilt around the race
course as the horse boltcd. Nedervc cld
witnessed the incident and purchased the
monkey from the frightened Italian Be
ing an animal traner Ncdervcld set 20
work 10 teach the monkey, with the re-
suit that he is making his fortune. while
the bahoon has two undcrstudics in case
OF an accident.
The first mid week matinee Of the sea-
son will be given at the Garrick this af-
tprnoou. Advance rsscrva tons Indicate
that the new t;arrjck company. PLAYING in
Augustus Thomas's interesting drama
Arizona. will play To on" Of the largest
houses this afternoon OF the opening
week. Already has tn" reputation Of Mr.
Parker been firmly based with the prom
isc that hc wiz enjoy greater favortism
as the Garrick's leading man than any
OF his predecessors His Interpretation
Of the role of Lieutenant Denton reveals
a personality and ability that WIN win
him many friends locally.
Several hundred old folks were again
che guests Of tho ShubeTt manage ment
At yesterday afternoons matinee. when
they were entertained with the famous
old melodrama Fast Lynne Tonight a
bcnelt performance VIII he given Mt tho
Shubrrt for iittl" Minnie Geurts who was
manned for life In a laundry accident Jast
week.
The hotel clerks show promises 10 bc
haVIuG been csuccIallv written for tho
occasion by &. T.. Washburn who prom
ises that smoothly going. ripping farce
will have been staged ready for the pub
lies reception on the 18th. after few
moro strenuous rchcarsals Tho priuc,-
pal parts will be played by Mcssrs. Wood. |
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more moments of
excitement than our
national game OF
cricket. So ] expect
before long TO be-
come an cnthusia st.
or What YOU call a
fan.
Hut I have 10 con-
Tess that after
watching any game,
be IL cricket. foot
ball. tennis. etc, IT
becomes monoto-
nous. and there ono
Is sitting growing
fat and not taking
the exercise which
one would Il joining
in the game or fol-
lowing one s own
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BRITISH CHAMPION
DEFEATS CHICACOAN

SHlNNECOCK HILLS. y. y. Sept. 20
Playing under ideal weather conditions
today In the finals of the last day OF the
invita- ton tournament on the National
Golf links Or America. II. II. Hilton Of
the Royal Liverpool club amateur cham
pion OF Great Britain. defeated G. w
Evans, Jr. OF Chicago. The Briton made
the course. S6 holes, In IS. and Evans
In So. The card:
Hilton. out. IS; In. 4o-7s.
Evans, out. 80. IN. 4S-es
Hilton won the afternoon niaN. Z fn .
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Freshmen Elevens Practice.

The high school freshmen made their
first appearance YESTERDAY afternoon for
foot ball practice. They had twenty four
men out, The campus has been so 6us-
ty for the men TO practice that Mana ger
Bardwel has arranged TO have the field
.prinkled every afternoon. Tho boys were
out in full force and they had two hours
OF hard practice. Then. they ran up Sec
ond West street 10 Warm Springs and
back. None OF the men dropped out.
showing shat they are getting into con
dition
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ADJUSTMENTS


SALT LAKE THEATER--'rh
Country Boy for three nights and
a matinee. beginning tonight
COLONIAL THEATER- -"Thc Trav-
cling Salesman commencing to-
night
OEPHEUM THEATEE - Advanced
vaudeville. Matinee daily. 2:l5.
Evening performance begins at Sis.
GAREICk THEA1 ER-C;arrick Stock
company in Arizona Matinee
today, 2:16. Evening performance
begins at S:lJ
SHUBEET TIIEATER East
Lynne by the Shubcrt Stock COM
panr. Evening performance begins
at SIS,
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Western League

At Sioux City-Pue bio o Sioux CITY
At 81. .Ioscph-St. Joseph lincoln game
postponed rain.
~ umaha-Omaha- Denver gam" post
poned; ram
Al Des Moines Topeka Dcs Moincs
game postponed; rain.
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Trapshooters' Tournament.

ATLANTIC CITY. \. J.. Sept. 90
Jesse ;. Young Of Chicago and Joe Jen.
nings OF Montreal l"d the 1eid Of tran
shooters in the opening events TODAY Of
the Wcsty Hogan shoot. Each broke i;1
OF the $50 singles. Howard Is. Schllchtcr
OF Allentown. Pa, broke fortyslX in his
twenty FIVE pairs.
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GIANTS PILFSR BASES.
Cardinals Unable to Stop McGraw's Men
from Committing Bold Thcfts.

ST. LOUIS. Sept co.-New York in
creased its lead in the National league
today by winning TWO games from st.
Louis. In the first game Marduard al
lowed but four scattered hits. while
Daudermik WAS hit al opportunc times
Merkle's double. a sacrifice and an er-
ror brought in g run for the visitors in
the nth. two singles and a stolen base
in the eighth giving the leaders another
A pass, an error. q double and single
in The ninth counted for t~o more. New
York ran villa on the bases.
The second game WAS called AT the
end OF the eighth inning because OF dark
ness. Four singles and A triple netted
st. Louis four runs IN tho sixth. New
York tied IL up in the seventh and went
OUT In the eighth:
First game r. II r..
New York Observation-Disclosures. l. o
ST Louis ........... ............. >
Batterics-MaruuaTd AMI Myers. l..
L7ndcrmllk and Bliss.
Second game r II. T..
New York ...................... /
50! Louis Observation-Disclosures. Ia =
Batteries-Crandall Mathewson. Wil1se
and Myers: t;eyer. Woodhurn and WinSo,
l mpires- RiEler and Finneran.
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National League
whitney's Horse Wins.

AYR. Scotland. Sept. eO.-The craigen-
Eil maiden. two-year -old plate OF 1d5
soYcreigns. distance FIVE furlongs run at
the western meeting here today. was
won by II. r. Whiincy's Evening star
Fair Beauty was second and the Jebba
iiliy third.
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Messenger Boy. 1o3; Royal Re
port. lQi; Marl<ic NJ. 10I; Sapdrian. los.
handicap. two year olds Coy Lad 102;
Cooke. l06 Light of My Life, 10: Sir
Blaise. III; Mack r. EubanSs Kaiser.
Wyandotto. 1o1; Wheel Right lt3. Kaiser
and Wyandotte coupled as Hitchcock en-
try,
Fifth race. six rurloncs. selliug-Lucy
Jliard. %: Rose O'Neill. Ethel Day, .ll2:
], I. Barr. Tackle. los, King Olympian,
III High Range. Ia.
Sixth race mile and seventy Yards
1ncision. Supple. Marash, 1o?: Discomfort
1lO; Dust. Husky Lad. Ill; Haldeman.
ia.
Weather clear: track good.
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American League

Philadelphia added another game 10
its string in the American league, and
as Detroit lost the Athletics lead now by
30 points. Their title TO the pcnnant has
been conceded for some time. The stand
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Reds Win Both Games.
Pirates Beat Boston.

PITTSBCRG. Sept. 90 Boston today
played the FIRST game Of lis last series in
Pit,sburE. being beaten. Pittsburg got
only four hits of TYLER, but managed 10
bunch them with bases on balls Hen
dirk was hit freely. but was effective
when needed Score: p. II. y.
Il''Snurs .-P-'.'.' .'-'s....'- =
ir'SlNn , . o. "
Baticries-H Hendrix and Simon: Tyler
and Raridrn.
tmpircs -Johnsrone and Eason
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Bids Invited

Bids for tho soft drinks, ice cream.
confectionery and peanuts and popcorn
concessions will be received at the
State Fair Office until Saturday noon.
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Phillies Win in Ninth,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 20.-Philadel-
phia won a pitchers battle from ST, Louis
TODAY Plank was effective until the
eighth when three hits and an error by
MCIunes ne,ted ST. Louis Two runs. Tho
homo team won In the ninth. With men
on third and second and ono out Lapp
beat out n Groundor down the third base
line and when Allison threw wild to the
plate McInnes and Hartzcl scored. Score:
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Chicago Beats Washington.

WASHINGTON Sept 20, Washington
batted EenZ out OF the box in tho second
inning and looked dangerous but Walsh
came 10 the rescue and retired the locals
without a hit or run. Chicago winning
Score: r II. L.
Washington .....-.s.,....,.. :
Chicago :. .......-.............
Batterics-ilushes and Street; Benz
Walsh and sullivan
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American Association

apohs Is.
At Kansas Citv-mdianapoIs- Kansas S
City game postponed. rain,
AZ AIilwauEcc---Tolcdo 10. Milwaukee 8.
At ST. laul-Columbus =, ST. Paul j..
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Boston Beats Detroit.

BOSTON. Sept. 2O.-Boston today took
the second nip-and- d-tuck game Of the clos
ing series with Detroit. Papc bestcd
Works in q pitchers battle. Score:
Il, II. +
Detroit ..,.,,.............-.2 .
Batteries and Williams: Works
and Stanage.
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Exhibition Poo.

Z +. X Hal. exhibition pool PLAYER. cave
an exhibition at tho Elks club last night
About hfU members saw Hall make dif-
ficuit shots. "
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kodak Pictures Finished.

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Copyright

Copyright 1911, By tho Marquis OF
Quccnsbcrry)
have seen and been captivated by the
American game OF baseball and am
looking forward t.. seeing some OF the
hest teams at their work Baseball is q
game that grows en- one. and has much
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Cubs Break Even.

CHICAGO. sept. 2n.-Chicago and Phil
sdelphia today broke even in a double
header. Chicago captured the first game
on Shean's single. Hofmans sacrifice and
Archers out In the ninth inning on
which Shean went home from second
Cole allowed bu one hit, not a visitor
reaching second base. Philadelphia took
the second game nv punching hits on
Richter In the fourth Tho game was
called after the seventh on account OF
darkness Scores:
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Burton, Dusenbcrry. Loofborough. Lewis
Whclan, Park and Linden,

alias Jimmy Valentine" is cvcrybody's
friend The men Ike him because he
is a strong, manly chap; the ladies be-
cause he makes loves so srdcntly. and
they can cry copiously when he saves a.
, child's life at the risk Of his own free
dom. With III. B. Warner in the title
role "Alias Jimmy Valentine" comes 10
The Colonial lhoater next Monday night.
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Divide Double Header.

NEW YORK. Sept. 20.-New York and
Cleveland broke even today. The VS.
itors welded their bats more effectively
than New York In the first game, while
Chase won the second for his team with
home run into the center field bleachcrs
in the sixth with two men on bases.
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Nsrthwestern Leasue
TACOMA. Wash. Sept. ao.-Score.

TACOMA Wash. Sept. ao.-Scorc:
RH.E.
lh'otud- .'r'..'.. ....ss-..,e
Observation-Disclosures and Burns: Tonne :
son. Bloomfield and Moore
VANCOUVER. Y. c.. Sept 20-Seat
Vancouver game postponed. rain.
SPOKANE. Sept. 2O.--Scorc: R.HE.
Victoria ...... ...............i q Is u
Spokane ......- ................. 6 Is l
Battcrics--Lake. Thorscn and Devogt
Houck. Willis and Ostdiek
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Coast League

PORTLAND. Or. Sept 2c.-score:
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Several hundred old folks were AGAIN
the guests Of tho Shubert mauagemc
at yesterday afternoons matinee. when
they were entertained with the famous
old melodrama. East Lynne" Tonight a
bcneflt performance VIII he given Mt tho
Shubcrt for iittl" Minnie Courts. who was
manned for life In laundry accident last
week
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
PLEASANT VALLEY

John Driskell lost a fine horse
Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Dennis visited rela.
tives at Blue Lick Sunday.
z. s. Livingston made a business
trip to Sweet Springs Saturday.
l. J.. Holden and wife attended
services at Blue Lick Sunday.
Pete Kurtz and daughter Sophia
we're shopping in Marshall Satur-
day.
The social hop given at NJ. s.
Sims new residence was we'll at
tended and everyone reported a
good time.
Master Claud Holden visited his
uncle, Luther Dennis, Saturday and
Sunday.
James Culbertson, wife and
daughter OF Blue Lick attended the
services at MI. Zion Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
HARDEMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niemeier
purchased a Kimball piano from
r. M. Sutherland and Co. last week
Misses Lula Thorp and Maude
Busan of Nelson were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Townsend
last week.
Miss Lillian Scott visited home
folks from Friday till Sunday.
Lewis Hasemeier attended church
at Hardeman Sunday.
Hubert Davis visited his parents
from Friday to Sunday.
Mrs NJ. Wilkerson and guest Mrs
Arzella French visited Mr.. and Mrs
Lloyd French Thursday.
Several from here attended the
funeral OF Mrs Henry Huston Mon
day
s. j. Gibson and Clark Swinney
we're in Blackwater Thursday.
@. r. Mccain and will Jefferes
passed through here Thursday.
Mrs. Julius Reith returned home
Sunday after a few days visit to
her parents in Marshall.
Miss Vena Davis is reported sick
at this writing.
Huston Brockway and Miss Julia
Morris attended the pie supper on
Friday night.
p. j. Hillen was trading In Ar
row Rock Saturday.
George Niemeier and Clyde Sims
were In Nelson Friday evening.
Miss Katie Swinney was shop
ping In Arrow Rock Tuesday.
There will be a pie supper at
Clay Center Friday Nov. 2lth.
Chas. Niemeier and daughter,
Miss Pearl Of Marshall spent We'd
resjay night at the farm. Mr.. ME-
meier returned home Thursday bu,
Miss Pearl will visit her sister Mrs
j. L. Reith for a while.
Misses Mamie and Blanch Town
send visited Mrs. G. Il. Brown last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Niemeier en-
~tertained Sunday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Julius Reith, Misses Pearl Me
meier, Katie and Mary Swinney
May Goodloe, Messrs. Geo. and
August Niemeier and Clyde Sims.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
NEW FRANKFORT

Ralph Brackney and wife return
ed to their home In Kansas City
Friday.
Miss Ida Alkire OF Livingston,
Mont, Is expected here the first
OF the week on an extended visit
10 relatives.
Chas. Thlerfelder's public sale
was well attended and everything
sold fairly well.
Miss Annie Nuhn of Glasgow
visited friends here over Sunday.
Rev. Swart, the Presiding Elder
will preach here Friday evening,
Nov. "a, 1911. The following Sun
day a series OF meetings will be
gin. Rev. Stamm OF Downers
| Grove ILL.,, will assist Rev. Eager.
Everyone cordially invited to at
tend.
Arthur Kitchen OF Slater visited
his sister Mrs. Ed Whining Sunday,
Farmers r gathering corn.
Hog killing Is the order OF the
day.
Just one more week until Thanks
giving. Have you thought OF be-
ing thankful?
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23

An examination for clerk and
carrier will be held at the post
office in this city on Dec. o, 1911.
Age limit, IS to IS years, on the
date OF the examination.
Married women will not be adj
m.tted to the examination. This
prohibition, however, does not
apply to women who are divorced
or those who are separated from
their husbands and support them
selves, but they are eligible for
appointment only as clerk.
Applicants must be physically
sound, and male applicants must
be not less than 5 feet I inches In
height without boots or shoes, and
weigh not less than 125 pounds
without overcoat or hat.
For application blanks ana for
full information relative to the
examination, qualifications, duties
salaries, vacations, promotions, etc
address Immediately
G. w. Peecher,
Secretary, Board OF Civil Servic,
Examiners, Marshall, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
NELSON

Miss Annie Townsend OF Black
water was n guest Sunday of Mrs.
Joe Staples.
r. J. Thorp and daughter we're
dinner guests Tuesday of Wade
Higginbotham and wife.
Rhoades Marshall and wife were
trading in town Saturday.
Chas. Murphy had the misfortune
OF losing a good horse tied at the
hitch rack here last Friday night.
In falling from being frightened ut
something it's neck was broken.
Miss Lula Thorp has been visit
ing Miss Marjorie Haas at Black
water for several days.
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church Is being well at
tended and much interest Is being
taken.
Rev. Powell drove over TO Arrow
Rock on business last Saturday
and on his way he stopped at noon
and dined with Andy Browplee
and mother Mt Brownlee.
Miss Beatrice Brown has been
quite sick with absess OF the
throat but is much improved and
able to be up.
Mrs. Walter Wood OF Napton II
visiting relatives In town.
Mss Mollie Bruce Is a guest this
week OF Mrs. j. M. Baker.
Chas. Jones purchased the resi-
dence OF Mrs. Buxton on North
Main and will move into his new
home some time this week. Mrs
Buxton purchased the property
known as the John Sons place.
Mr. .Clute, manager OF the Mel
son Hardware store has purchased
the Geo. Alexander house near thu
Presbyterian church and will TAXI
possession OF same March list.
Mrs. L. ID. Sappington and SOM
moved Tuesday into the place va
Gated by Joseph Staples and fami
ly.
Chas. Ault arrived Monday from
Iowa on a visit to home folks.
Miss Frances vardeman OF TIN
country Is a guest this week o
the Misses Aults.
The Nelson Cemetery Club me
last week with Miss Lula Thor
about twenty members being pre-
ent, also four invited guests inclu'
ing her aunt, Mrs Vic TOWNSEND
Mrs. Joe Thorp, Misses Kate An
/ drews and Maud Busan.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
County News
NEW HOME

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris and
son, Courtney, Mrs. Sweet of Mis-
sissippi and daughter Mrs. Durnm
of Oklahoma and George Green Of
Houstonia visited ID. M. Harris and
family from Friday ill Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Edwards, Mr..
and Mrs. win Vanarsdall and son,
Alfred, Mr.. and Mrs. John Forbes
and children and Rev. Trader e
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Buford Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcvey left Monday
afternoon after a weeks visit with
Mrs. Allen.
MIR. and Mrs. j. ii. Fordham
spent SUNDAY with d. M. Harris
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Mayse near
Sweet Springs visited Mr.. and Mrs
Willis Mckinney Saturday and Sun
day.
Mrs Heirs and two children OF
Auivil,e visited Mrs. Allen Satur-
day and Sunday.
Thomas Knott OF Mt. Leonard,
visited his brother John Knott,
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Allen, Mrs.
August Katlender and daughter.
Matte, Mrs. John Knott and daugh
ter Bessie visited Mrs. Allen Sun
= day.
Mrs. r. +. Kuntz, Mrs. Menegali
and daughter Jennie spent Tues
day with Mrs. Henry Gerkin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harris, Mrs
Sweet, Mrs. Durum, MI. and Mrs
ID. N. Harris and daughter, Maude
and George Green spent Saturday
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Fordham.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
NORTH GRAND PASS

Corn hauling Is the order OF the
day, the yield per acre Is much
better than the farmers thought
for.
j. w. Fell and family spent the
day Monday with W. J. Vogt and
family.
Quite a number from this vicin-
ity took advantage Of the Wonder
Sale ut Mr.. Hotz' In Grand Pass
last week.
Mrs. Laura Cook was shopping
An Malta Bend last Monday.
Ben SPOTS spent Saturday night
with his cousin Ernest Hopkins nj
Malta Bend.
w. j. vogt transacted business
In Malta Bend Tuesday.
Miss Cora Noritz who has been
seriously III at her home south OF
waverly Is stili In a critical con-
dition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Smith OF
near Whites Island attend church
Mt Grand Pass Sunday night.
Mrs. Robt. Raines and Sol Lewis
spent the day Monday with her
brother, Oden spry and family.
Miss Alice Edwards is spending
a few days with friends at Malta
Bend.
Little Miss Agnes Booker is or
the sick list.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
Around Town

Jewell Burns who Is recuperating
from his oppossum wreck, will re-
sumo his position in his fathers
shop Dec. LIST.
Paris Walker, our genial under
taker, is becoming poetic. The
boys say he recites poetry in his
A gentleman from four miles
north of Marshall was here Sat-
urday and said his neighbors have
added another charm to the To-
cal.ty by installing music machines
to assist in making life pleasant
It's wonderful the amount of mus
ic n windmill makes when not
oiled.
The Marshall republican., 1911-11-23
BLACKBURN

Willie and Henry John from near
Sweet Springs ere calling here
Sunday.
Harold Drumeller was calling in
Marshall Sunday.
Miss Lucy Maddox was shopping
In Marshall Saturday.
Miss Ruby Browning was shop
ping at Higginsville Friday.
Miss Marie Pauling spent Satur-
day might with Miss Francis Ross
Miss Georgia Curtius spent Sun
day with bomefolks.
Miss Lucy Dowden spent Satur-
day night with Miss George strad-
err.
Ernest Linn was calling on his
best girl Sunday.
Bryan Galloway left for Kansas
City Tuesday.