The Marshall republican., 1911-02-24

have forgotten the ordinance, or
didn't know about Il. This will
wake 'em up.
B. o. Collins, the shoe maker Mt
Rose & Buckners il now well fix
ed for general work. He got a
new Champion Stitcher, about four
months ago with which he sews
soles; 1t is said to be the best
machine of the kind made. He
came in as one OF u new SUBJ
scribers this week.
Rev. ID. c. Bolton went to Grand
Pass for his appointment last Sun
day but the weather was so bad
and the storm so fierce that the
people did not turn out in suf-
ficient numbers for a service.
Most Of his congregation had some
little distance to 60 to church and
Il Is not to be wondered ut that
they stayed at home last Sunday.
Duke Lacy OF Alma, had a sale
last Monday, in spite of the bad
weather. Things sold very well,
though a good many couldn't get
there. Several sales were called
off, the men thinking that the
the stock would not look well
after standing n storm, and the
roads being bad.
We had a letter from Frank
Hinnah Of Slater, this week, who
renewed for the Republican and
shook hands with us by mail. He
says everything 10 doing very well
owe there, n few having colds,
etc, and a few have the Arkansas
fever, but he says Missouri 10
good enough for him.
The rendition OF the cantata
"Ruth and Naomi" ut the opera
house Monday evening by about
so OF u talented young people
was n splendid success financially
and n treat to our music lovers.
MrA. J. M. Patterson had charge
OF the play and had all the par
Elephants well drilled. She Is de-
serving OF much credit. The en-
tertainment was given for the
benefit OF the Episcopal church.
On last Wednesday, Feb. is, Mrs
r. L. Utz gave a turkey dinner
In honor OF her husbands birthday
Those present from a distance Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Blackburn, Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Blackburn, Mr..
and Mrs. F. c. Blackburn, L. b.
and family, DIR. Utz, wife and
W. Fl. Utz, Mrs. Tickemeyer,
Miss Lena Mullin, Clarence Black
burn and Mr.. and Mrs. E. E..
Sailor. A Guest.
o. q. Moore OF near Hardeman,
operated on Wednesday morn
ing at St. Mary's Hospital, Kansas
City, for Bright's Disease. It was
a very serious operation, and he
was very sick during the opera
ton. His brother Earl, and BROTH
w. II. Nichols, we're with
him during the operation, and re-
turned Wednesday night. They
say he Is doing nicely. He has
suffered several years.
John vaught, OF Centralla, Okla,
who has been Visiting Geo. Vaught
here, returned Monday. The little
birds say he was looking for a
cook and found several who seem
ed willing and one OF them ac-
companied him back as far an
Sedalia and then got side tracked.
The other one, OF north oftown,
is holding her breath and waiting
for the letter that may never come
The chances are Mr.. Vaugth VIII
soon have web cooked mealsi
The place formerly owned by j..
F. Coleman, has changed hands
three times in the last month. 1t
is a nice piece OF property hence
the rapid sales. Coleman traded
1t to DIR. McLennon for land in
county. The Doctor
then sold It to l.. T.. Rasse for
$4,000. who expected to live there
but after walking out there, he
concluded II was too far off, and
sold It to Eugene Dawes, Of the
0lcve factory, for e25oo. Probably
he will hang ON better.
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