The Marshall republican., 1912-06-21

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exercises, George Robertson being
one OF the graduated
L. d. Murrell left Friday night
for Battle Creek, Mich, for his
health. The chances are that ne
will land in Chicago before the
convention closes, to mix up In the
fray. G. NJ. Buckner, who went
with him, expects to spend a few
days at the convention to see the
scrap.
At the first Baptist church next
Sunday morning Rev. c. Hodge
will take for his text, "Jesus Christ,
the Lily OF the valley" This will
will be a flower sermon, all who
like flowers m requested to bring
their favorites with them to church
and chat about them. II will be
a unique srevice. All are welcome.
One OF the most attractive fea-
lures OF our big Fourth Of July
celebration will be the play given
at NJ. ". C. recently "The Captain
Of Plymouth" This IL one OF the
best and most popular plays staged
and will be given free on the court
house lawn. Seats and a plat
form will be provided.
Henry Krumsick OF Shackclford,
rang Us up Saturday and said he
was going down to the railroad
pond to shoot a frog. We have
waited and listened patiently but
are unable to say whether the
deed was accomplished. We are
satisfied the frog Is c~roaking as US
ual or we certainly would have re-
ccived an invitation to be present at
the frog dinner.
Buy the Genuine Red
Label Coal 10 do your har-
vestina with from j.. a.
Whit. Mt. Leonard. MO.aSf
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution observed Flag Day
last Friday at the home OF Judge
w. b. Napton. Owing to the bad
weather, there were only eighteen
present. but the good time they
had would have answered for n
thousand. There was an album
dance OF refreshments. The So
ciety il planning to assist In our
big celebration on July ith.
Rev. and Mrs. r. r. Baker, OF
Huron, South Dakota, arrived here
last week for a visit to Mrs. Bak-
er's father, Adam Swi,hcr, and
also to bring the remains OF their
baby who died In March. II was
laid to rest In Ridge Park ceme-
terry Sunday, June 9th. Rev. Bak-
err has gone to Wayncsburg, Pa,
where he will serve as president
OF the college and Mrs. Baker will
ioin him later.
A. r. Boone, treasurer OF Mis-
sissippi county and Democratic can
didate for Lieutenant governor on
the Democratic ticket, made the
Republican a pleasant call last
Thursday afternoon In company
with Abiei Leonard whose guest
he n He 10 n large fine ap-
pearing gentleman and Mr.. Leon
ard said he Is "alright," so We wish
him luck-if it's to be a Democrat
for the office.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Griffitts and
daughter OF near Norton, returned
last week from a visit to their five
children at Little River, Kansas.
Mr.. Griffitts was in Marshall Satur-
day and said that section Is in very
fine shape now-wheat, corn and
alfalfa doing nicely, plenty OF rain
and the fine soil promising bumper
crops. Mr.. and Mrs. Griffitts were
accompanied on the trip by their
daughter, Miss Grace onondas Grill
fits.
Just received n full line
of Star Brand Shoes of the
latest styles, j. A. Whit,
Mt. Leonard. '25ti
Miss Cecilia English, represent
ing n Of Marshall's pioneer fam
lilies, expects to spend the summer
in Garden City, Kansas, where she
will visit Hon. w. r.. Hopkins and
son, Lieut.. Gov. X. j. Hopkins. In
the fall she will go 10 Kansas City
to reside with her brother, Robert
We certainly regret losing this
splendid lady and last member here
OF this family, but wish her mu h