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The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Chestnut Grove, the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Thompson was
the scene of a happy party Thurs
day evening when Miss Helen,
second daughter OF the household
was at home to twenty-five of her
school mates from Missouri Valley
College. The young people came
out on the evening mail from Mar
shall and returned ut II p. m. there
being q sufficient number OF tick
cts sold TO have the through train
stop.
Miss Harriet Thompson, who is
recently home, her school having
closed assisted In making the oc-
CASTOR a happy one. The bevy OF
girls and boys on the beautiful
lawn made a very pretty picture
In their summer frocks and shirt
waists.
At tiA o'clock an elegant curse
supper was served which included
ham and chicken sandwiches, oys-
ter and salmon salad, pickles and
olives, lctato chips cheese and
hot biscuits, white and black cake,
and pineapple ice.
Various games We're indulged in
Music being a special feature OF
the evening. The vocal selections
given by Misses Ann Evans. Fam
ME Thompson, and Joseph John
ston were much appreciated. We
were unable to remember all OF
the party present but among them
were Misses McClutcheon, Anna
Margaret Stephens, Anna String
field, Ruth Harrison, Vivian Bios.
ser, Messrs. Hollyman, Huston
Maupin and Mikels.
The happy evening IL n not
soon to be forgotten and no dub
the fellow students OF M. v. c
wish Miss Helen to be at home t.
them again In the near future.
Shackelford Cor.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Mailing a Lie

We frequently hear IL said that
Marshall is a dead town." Any
one who was on the square two
minutes Thursday evening OF last
week knows that isn't true - at
least Il was not true those two
minutes. There was more excite
ment, more thrills and narrow es-
capes than n three-ring circus can
get up In a week.
Ora Randolph has a young horse
which he and a colored man had
hitched to a cart to break In. He
had been doing pretty well till
they led him In front OF L. d.
Murrell's auto In front of Frank
Inns drug store and told Mr.. Muir
rell to. start up. As soon as he
started his engine, the horse also
started with a jump, landing Mr.,
Colored Man backward on the
granitoid, jerking one line out OF
Randolph's hands and at the same
time wheeling around into the
court house lawn. After ~circline
awhile and sustaining a fall on the
granitoid walk, the horse made
straight for a tree behind which
John Bryant had taken refuge
The tree fortunately stood firm
but the rig was wrecked agains'
1t, while the horse proceeded t.
the street, where 1t again slippes
and fell to the granitoid. Mr.
Randolph In the meantime hat
done some stunts OF which no rec
ord has been kept but we fee
quite sure that he could pass ex'
animation to the circus ring q
an sthlete-or a clown.
In the mirup All. Wagle's bic.
Gle was mashed and some clair
that Randolph IN showing off'trie,
TO ride both ut once. but aimee MI
Wagls might ak damages II sucl
fact = verified we will not %.
that X was the case.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Children CRY
FOR FLETcheR'S
Gas OF

r. N. Elsea returned Alma,
Ark, Wednesday after a weeks
stay here with his wife who has
been sick at the homs OF her
daughter, Mrs. Coivert. Mr.. Eisea
likes his new location and says
expects to take his wife down soon
and hopes the climate will suit
her.
You cant keep a good man
down. The number OF spectacul-
ar runaways recently made Chas.
Chaffee n OF our city mail carr
riers think OF his Sunday School
lesson in which 1t said sgo thou
and do likewise" and besides 1t
seemed fashionable. So there was
another runaway Saturday even
ing and Mr. Chaffee Is all smiles
because he got off so easy.
- g1t'
Jacob VanDyke's faithful old
family horse had never heard the
old expression, mo fool like m
old fool" SO he did a foolish thing
Saturday in trying to jump Over
a fence. He dislocated his hiT
and had to be killed. Old Dor
did faithful duty as a family horse
for the VanDykes for over TWEEN.
ty years and thew keenly RI
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
Local Items

Mrs. Fred Lauer Is visiting In
Boopville.
q. r. Ge.sendorfer was In Kan
sas City Tuesday buying cattle
Mrs. J.. Z. Cortper Is the guest
nf her parents IN Richmond.
aWashclean, is simply marve-
Icus when handled intelligently.
Commencement exercises OF M.
v. c. will begin Saturday May
9th.
c. II. Blosser, n NJ. V. c. student
spent Sunday at his home at Bios
ser.
Mrs. Roy Pearse and baby OF
Kansas City are here visiting the
formers parents.
Miss Daisy Thompson, OF Kan
Ms City, is a new photographer
for J. L. Roberts.
Mrs. j. w. Rose has returned
from a several weeks visit to her
daughter in Kansas City.
"Washcleann has passed its ex-
perimental stage. Try II and be
convinced. See Mrs. Griffitts.
few days with Sedalia relatives
this week.
Will Hanley was up from Nelson
this week getting pointers in Mas
onry.
Vawter's orchestra goes to Sla-
ter today TO take part in the high
school program
The Marshall All Stars will play
the Napton ball team at the fair
grounds this afternoon.
"Washcleann is a steam concus-
sion process and not strong chem
icals as some suppose. Try 1t.
Miss Eddie Jamison Is making
nm extended visit to her brother
IN Sapulpa, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Evans are
visiting in st. Louis and Keenes,
III.
Jacob VanDyke, Sr., Is in New
port, Ark, visiting his son, Percy
vanDyke and family.
Herbert Martin and Robt. Hen
shaw have bought the Merrill
Auto Co plant.
T. q. ElseA left Monday with {
party OF prospectors for southeast
Missouri and eastern Arkansas.
James Welsh was here from Mt
Leonard Saturday and made NJ /
p~soxitable visit.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19


Remember the "Toastmaster"
VIII he given by the NJ. V. c. stu
dents at Malta Bend on Maya d.
The Sisters of Sion gave their
pupils a holiday Tuesday which
they spent at VIM. weinrich's farm
near Stanhope.
Why break your backs and wear
your clothes out when "Washclean
saves both for a trifle9
Mrs. A. f. Gore and son are o
journing for a few weeks with
Carrollton and independence
friends.
IL looks now as II the "scrap"
In Mexico will be over In a few
days, President Diaz having de-
c.ded to resign.
Mrs. j. Z. Mcdonald has return
ed to her home IN Springfield af-
ter a delightful visit OF a week
with old friends here.
Quite n large number OF our
citizens left Sunday for the Con-
federate reunion at Little Rock,
Ark, this week.
Theodore L. Harvey, a former
resident OF Marshall, died Sunday
week, ut Monet, Mo-, OF heart
failure, aged nearly 20 years.
Most OF our stores closed yes
terday afternoon In honor OF the
Missouri valley-Kapsas University
ball game at NJ. v. c. campus.
The William Jewell Quartette
was greeted by a large house
Thursday evening and their en-
tertalnment was good.
Our good friend, J. NJ. Duncan
was up from Gillian Saturday on
business and called to leave us
several dollars on renewal.
Vim. II. Crum, OF Malta Bend,
last week bought a Hudson "33"
auto from the Marshall Auto. Co.,
and seems pleased with his car.
Alex Spencer was here from east
OF town Tuesday. He says his son
Travis, who was hurt recently Is
not doing very well.
Mrs. Chas. Fulton, OF Malta Bend
held the time card that drew the
sixth set OF dishes at Whites La
dies Furnishings Store wednes-
day afternoon.
l. r. Kuykendall and Dan Fin
ley were here from Nelson yes
terday the former having a tooth
pulling Job.
Drs. A. E. and d. c. Gore, j. f.
Harris, VIM. Harrison, Roy Dyer
and B. NJ. SPOTS attended the
State Medical conventions in Kan
sas City this week.
Misses Fetters and Rosa Hillen
two of Black burns handsome
! young ladies, were in Marshall
Wednesday in the interest OF the
piano contest.
Harold, the five-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Fl. Harvey, fell
down the back steps OF the Har-
vey home Thursday morning and
broke an arm.
Mrs. q. w. Boulware and little
daughter have returned to their
home In Chicago after a several
months visit with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. 8. Smith.
Miss Mary Bell, daughter Of
Mrs. Emma J. Bell of this city,
has bought an interest in q book
store at Pryor, Okla, and will
quit teaching. ~,
Miss Ethel Sharp. whd IL one
OF the party 1t the U. G. ". re-
union win visit Mrs. Kate Ayrss
nrA. Arch Cullen and Mrs. Thorn.
ton Reynolds ct England. ARK.
before returning.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Remember the "Toastmaster'
VIII he given by the NJ. v. c. stu
dents at Malta Bend on May22 d,
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

The Sisters Of Sion gave their
pupils a holiday Tuesday which
they spent at VIM. weinrich's farm
near Stanhope.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Everybody wanting ist grade
hard burnt tile apply for prices
at the corder tile factory.
Respectfully,
ls-s2c Win. Nismann,
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Col. r. b. Ruff Of this city was
honored last week by being elect
ed president of the 81. Louis
National Life Insurance Co., a
company with assets of S750,ooo.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Mary Dean entertained a
house party OF Marshall friends
at her country home over Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Mabel A. King, who hg
been teaching at Catawassie, Md
" home for the summer.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

II you wap< your clothes "a
o0me ont without ! single rub
try aWabhcleans. See Mrs.. 0rf-
Ifitta, ~ Jacksoa.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

c. w. Wright, COL, was hero
from Napton Monday. We are
sorry TO see HIM suffering from
rheumatism very much.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs. A. b. Snoddy and son, of
Amoriila, Tex, are visiting her
father, James A. Fisher.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Grace Hershey went to
Kansas City Tuesday for a sever
al days stay and from there she
will go to her home in Abilene,
Kansas. She made many friends
while In BUR city who will regret
her departure.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19
First insertion April 2s. 1911.
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMEh

Notice is hereby given to all crtdi.
tors and others interested In the
estate OF John ii. ZeiQle, deceaS ed,
that we William A. Zeigle and Aid Ia
Zeigle, Administrators with the Nil
annexed OF said estate, intend q
make Final Settlement thereof 4
the next term Of the Probate Cou \
OF Saline County, Missouri, to K
holden al the Court House In 81
County on the tirst Monday, OF Junk
1911.
WILLIAM A. ZEIGLE,
ALONZO ZEIGLE. Admrs. |
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

2. M. Boyer, of Portland, Oregon,
Is visiting old friends here this
week. Y
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

DR.. @. z. Scrutchfield was elect
ed supreme delegate from Mis-
souri, to the national Maccabee con
vention at Cleveland, Ohio, to be
held In July.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

II. J. Campbell was here fro
shackelford Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs. w. VII. Black deiiR ntfully
entertained the M. v. G. seniors at
her home Thursday OF lastweek at
a dinner. The class Ia composed
OF Misses Ella Robbins Black,
Edna Harrison, Alice Montague,
Emma Marshall, Clara Smith,
Messrs. c. II. Biosser, q. w. Davis,
q. W. Daugherty, J. c. Holly
man, Otto Schweer, A. b. Parks,
Floyd Gauldin and John Kirkpat-
rick, all OF whom we're present ex-
cept the last named who Is In
Silver City, New Mexico, for his
health. Mrs. A. b. Parks was
also present. A delightful time Is
reported.
An Odessa girl boasted a few
years ago that two men were so
anxious to marry her, that she drew
straws TO see which one she should
take. She drew the wrong straw,
the Democrat records.
Three OF our leading citizens
took n day off last week to 60 to
Salt Fork afishing. Politics, so
GEOLOGY, philosophy and philan-
throphy had n days rest here but
the little fishes had a gay time.
The crowd put In a long day
along the creek, result M. T.
Bradshaw 0, Grover Ehrnman Z,
Geo. Mason o. Mason lost out
because he didn't say dewbcrry
when he dropped his hook nor
did he spit on his bait. When he
saw what he was "up against" he
finally tried to say dewberry but
the gentlemen had all been de-
pending on the other fellows Jug
and the other fellow had none, no
that he was so dry he coufdn't say
dewberry or spit on his bait. Ehrn
mar wasted a lot OF time looking
around or he would have won the
prize. Bradshaw reported Q, but
failed to say whether II was nine
bites mine crawfish or what. Our
city though Is running along very
smoothly again.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Col Frank Stone had occasion
TO go out TO j. A. Gates farm
north OF town Monday TO lok
at his fine herd OF i6) Poland
China hogs. He said while there
he enjoeyd the best dinner he
has eaten for many days lean
ham, squirrel, roast beef, all kinds
Of vegetables. old cherry preser-
YES, blackberry pies, peaches from
Indiana, etc., etc., done up In
fine shape, rs only Mrs. Gates
knows how. The "colonel" thinks
hen be In shape to got o Sunday
Schools by next Sunday morning.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

.'.ys!.. s!!.| E.a'I I! I! :!n
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Charles Niemeier and Thomas
Gibson left Sunday for a several
weeks visit In Arkansa and 81.
Louis.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

VIM. Putsch was the honor
guest at a family dining at the
home OF his son, VIM. Putsch, Jr.
Monday celebrating his soth birth
day. We wish this good man
many returns OF the day.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Grandpa Featberstone OF Mo-
berly, Mrs. VIM. Stewart Of Kan
sas City, Clark and viii Swinney
OF the country and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Reid are among those who
we're mt the bedside of j. T.
Featherstone this week who was
quite sick. He Is much better.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Why break your backs and wear
your clothes out when "Washclean
saves both for a trifle?
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Ethel Sharp. whd Is one
OF the party 1t the U. G. v. re-
union win visit Mrs. Kate Ayrss,
lGrA. Arch Cullen and Mrs. Thorn
ton Reynolds ct England. Ark.
befcrs returning.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

obed Noble, OF the Howard Ho-
tel, said they we're keeping pretty
busy about the place. They have
fifty regular boarders and feed
about that many extras daily.
They can now sent 70 at once.
That's quite a crowd.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Abel Leonard has completed
many improvements on his hand
some residence on East North 81
He has had II repaired, painted
and a porch added on the cas-,
side. The appearance is wonder
fully improved.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs. A. +. Gore and son are So
journing for a few weeks with
Carrollton and independence
friends.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

No rubbing and no harm to the
fabric II you use "Washcleann
Write or see Mrs. Grffitts, 100
Jackson etreet.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

week.
Mrs. A. B. Snoddy and son, Of
Amoriila, Tex, r visiting her
father, James A. Fisher.
Col. r. b. Ruff OF this city was
honored last week by being elect
ed president OF the 81. Louis
National Life Insurance Co., a
company with assets Of s750,o0o.
DR.. q. Z. Scrutchfield was elect
ed supreme delegate from Mis-
souri, to the national Maccabee con
vention at Cleveland, Ohio, to be
held In July.
VIM. Putsch was the honor
guest at a family dining at the
home OF his son, VIM. Putsch, Jr.,
Monday celebrating his soth birth
day. We wish this good man
many returns OF the day.
- et
Miss Grace Hershey went to
Kansas City Tuesday for a sever
al days stay and from there she
will go to her home in Abilene,
Kansas. She made many friends
while In BUR city who will regret
her departure.
Grandpa Featberstone Of Mo-
berry, Mrs. VIM. Stewart OF Kan
sas City, Clark and viii Swinney
OF the country and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Reid are among those who
we're mt the bedside of j. #.
Featherstone this week who was
quite sick. He Is much better.
No rubbing and no harm to the
fabric II you use "Washcleann.
Write or see Mrs. GrUfitts, 100
Jackson street.
- ~
Abel Leonard has completed
many improvements on his hand
some residence on East North st.
He has had Il repaired, painted
and a porch added on the east
side. The appearance is wonder
fully improved.
Obed Noble, OF the Howard Ho-
tel, said they we're keeping pretty
busy about the place. They have
fifty regular boarders and feed
about that many extras daily.
They n now sent 70 at once.
That's quite a crowd.
p. d. Bail, record keeper for the
Maccabees In this city, informed
us yesterday that he had received
a check for $4,000, payment for A.
j. Wilson's life insurance policy,
and turned II over to Mrs. Will
son. This Is very prompt ten
days from the time that the pa
pers were sent in.
Baccalaurea te sermon at the
High School will be preached by
Rev. A. r. Farls In the High
School auditorium Sunday morn
ing at eleven o'clock. Mrs. o. r.
Hawthorne 10 directing q chorus
OF twenty-five voices which with
Vawter's orchestra promises
good musical program.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Miss Mary Bell, daughter OF
Mrs. Emma J. Bell of this city,
has bought an interest in . book
store at Pryor, Okla, and will
quit teaching.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

II looks now as II the "scrap"
In Mexico will be over in a few
days, President Diaz having de-
e.ded TO resign.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs, q. w. Boulware and little
daughter have returned to their
home In Chicago after a several
months visit with her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. 8. Smith.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

=. 3. Elsea left Monday with .
party OF prospectors for southeast
Missouri and eastern Arkansas.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

James Welsh was here from Mt,
Leonard Saturday and made Us I
p~vofitable visit.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Harold, the five-year-old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. Harvey, fell
down the back steps OF the Har-
vey home Thursday morning and
broke an arm.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Commencement exercises OF NJ.
v. c. will begin Saturday, May
9th.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Theodore L. Harvey, n former
resident OF Marshall, died Sunday
week, at Monet, Mo-, OF heart
failure, aged nearly 20 years.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

awashclean" is simply msrve-
Icus when handled intelligently.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Mrs. j. Z. Mcdonald has return
ed to her home IN Springfield af-
ter a delightful visit OF a week
with old friends here.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Quite n large number OF oui
citizens left Sunday for the Con-
federate reunion at Little Rock.
Ark, this week.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

c. II. Blosser, n NJ. v. c. student
spent Sunday at his home at Bios
ser.
The Marshall republican., 1911-05-19

Herbert Martin and Robt. Hem
shaw have bought the Merrill
Auto Co plant.
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ERIN RAILWAY,

On account of special occasions,
the Southern railway will sell round
trip tickets to the following points
at greatly reduced rates.
AsheviIIe, N. c. $11.8o
Tickets on sale June s and 9,
good returning until June %
Black Mountain, N. C. $3.50
Tickets on sale June Is and Is,
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Kansas City, Mo. $45,45
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Philadelphia, Pa. 1920
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%, "a. 26 and July and 10. good
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Knoxville, Tenn. 9t44o
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"a, 25, July /, s, and Is, good
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Vile.
Rome, Ga. 5000
Tickets on sale June IL and 10,
good returning until June 20.
Atlantic City, N. J. $2e.o5
Tickets on sale July Z, and 9,
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Rochester, N. Y. $50. is
Tickets on sale July 7, and 8,
good returning until July Is, and
Eay be extended to Aug Is on
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Macon, Ga. S5.s5
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notice TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received at
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O'Clock p. m of June &c, 1911, for
the construction of approximately
106 50. yards of tile sidewalk and lay
ing 159 feet of cement curbing, on
north side of K street, west of Nor
witch. Specifications can tie seen at
the office of the city engineer and
director Of public works. A certified
check of at least 10 per cent of the
total amount of the bid must accom-
pany each bid. Sealed bids should
he indarsed. Proposals for K street
sidewalk" and addressed to Public
Works Committee, Brunswick, Ga.
Right reserved to reject any or all
bids
By direction of the public works
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City Engineer and Director Public
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NOTICE OF LOCAL LEGISLATION.
There will be introduced at the ap-
preaching session of the Georgia leg
islature bill to be entitled, An q
to Amend the Charter Of the City
of Brunswick, and for other purposes.
This June 9Th, 1911.
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