The Marshall republican., 1911-07-20
County News
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Miss Ella Parrish who Is I'll will
I fever Is doing fairly we'll at thi
writing and her condition for i'm.
provement is very encouraging.
Miss Jaunita Walden accompa
MED her aunt, Mrs. Purcell, HON,
to Kansas City for a visit las
week and after visiting there a few
weeks will on her way home stoJ
off and visit Mrs. Coen States who
lives near Bogard, Carroll county
Mrs. Boyd Watkins of MAN
station and Lister Tot Little oil
White Rock returned to their homs
after a pleasant visit in Miami and
Malta Bend.
Mrs. Mary Null is looking for
some relativess from California
soon to make her a visit.
Price Peterman's team became
frightened on show day, Friday,
as the elephants in the parade pass
ed and broke up some valuable
harness for him.
The infant son OF Jos. Lampkin
col, died on Monday Mt the resi-
dence OF Tom Allen, whose wife
was caring for II. Joe's mother
took his other little child to I've
with her In Kansas City. II viii
be remembered that his wife, Lima,
died n few weeks ago.
There was preaching at the Pres
byterian church In the morning
and evening by Rev. vetrees OF
Marshall. Bro. sheltham OF Lex
ington will be a welcome visitor
ut the church next Sunday.
Erskine Taylor's visit 10 his home
folks in Miami the first time in 4
years has been a serious n in
deed, as he has been III with fever
for several weeks. At this time
he seems to be getting no worse
rs the fever In much lower.
Mrs. Jas. Haynes health Is bet
ter than usual Mt this wiring,
Capt. Joe Wilson and family lef.
Tuesday for Marshall TO live. Geo.
Wilson viii occupy his fathers
home and the place in which Geo
formally resided viii be occupied
by Walter Haynie. The report
that Chas. Wilson would ALSO move
on his fathers farm was untrue.
Little Dorothy Wheeler, daugh-
tor, OF Clayton Wheeler Of Wood
bine Iowa, and niece OF Miss Jula
Royar, recently fell from a cherry
tree breaking her arm In two
However she Is getting
nicely.
Frankuie Purcell, n former Saline
county young man, but now OF
Kansas City, came down to Miami
to make a short visit, before go
Ing to Excelsior Springs for his
The work boat Leavenworth pass
cd through our point on Sunday.
Miss winnetta Williams OF Slater
10 visiting her many relatives and
In Miami this week.
Miami was unmindful OF "the
good old long ago" when NJ. l..
clark's show reached here last
and set up tents on the Sui
pasture grounds and later
On gave a street parade with two
real live elephants and q camel
md several cages Of animals. The I
performances, especially trapeze !
md acrobats were good. There
was a fairly good crowd In at {
tendance In the afternoon and ]
quite a large one in the evening.
Willard Caddeil, n former MI
mi telephone man, writes from !
Hall, Montana that he has {
, fine position, getting a house I
furnished In which to hive and $56 I
Der month. His father-in-law, MI. &
glehart, will soon come to White @
Hall to Live. '
Mrs. Louis Make of Miami SUI Z
urb was taken quite Ill Sunday
nth cholera morbus and Ia confin- \
d to her bed a. present, though
pine better.
Uncle Joe Briscoe, col, whose
ONE was consumed by fire last i,
Is back from st. Louis :
,here he went to find a home. He |"
nd his wife, Aunt Mandy, are :
|ery old and many citizens are :
them money to help build \
house on their lot where the .
Their one was burned. :.
Mrs. Charlie Kruger Is able by I
he use of a crutch to get about :,
suffering from a broken
nkle which she sustained by ak
III from the back door. IL
Miss Ethelyn Goodman and Mrs. !,
are ON THE sick list at :