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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

y.ns.~ .ossb leap Year rsrty.
al real leap Year party win b Eisen
hv the snemberu of the Junior club MOB
dsv cycnine. February H. at Chambers
a,hs meuibsrs Of the club are psann'ns .
debut party In honor OF one OF Their
,aembefs, Mr.. Jack Baldwin, VINO spent
hlr early lie in Council Bluffs. but VINO
4 destined 10 be Qua OF tho most popular
leaders Of the debutauts set. Mr.. Bald
win is the thirteenth debutante in Omaha
tus does not at all fear that this number
viii be hoodoo. In fact. the other mem
beers OF the club are going With consia.
cradle srepldation. hest their roErAma VIII
moi be fiiled - rapidly a. THAI Of the
guest 81 honar. whoee nkrne appears on
he lnutatan. Ispqvsiins baldwin 2. y
q. which prcb>t2y usans Pretty Deb
utsute Of Quiyers- on the back Of the In
sltaiion IL the following;
Attention. suffraestesi =
Nov is your chance 20 make good.
.srhls Is to be strictly leap year party
even 10 the alishtast detail
An girls win bsexpec<sd % act a. es-
cords; fill out proxrems fThls makes w
rather ncryeusl; Lego N the dAneinx ana
dress as msnnishiy a. pessihies
CHOOSE tbs partner you wish " e<eqrt
from one Of the following hlushihs beau
tIez A lssssr number q girls have been
invited than there are members OF the
club and IL yout are unsuccessful IN Sc
cur,ng a partner 10 e<tprtfte the dance
you are urssstly requested % stag ~
as we don't SAINT 10 BE- wall flowers"
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Former members and friends OF the
now dlsbandsd Trinity Lutheran church.
Nineteenth and CASTELAR, streets, sur
prised Mr.. aud Mrs. Elisha b. Cook at
their residence Thursday by taking COM
plete possession OF the house. Mr. and
Mrs. Cook were presented with beauti-
ful silver tea service as reward for
Mr.. Cooks faithful work while super
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Mrs. John 7. Stewart OF Council Bluffs
entertained At tea Saturday afternoon al
her home. The Cables" In honor Of
Mira Hall and Miss Audrey Hall OF New
York. who are guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles +. stewart Tho tea table was
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Mr., and Mrs. NJ. Grossman Of Den
yer, Colo. announce the engagement Of
their daughter. EIlxabeth. to Mr.. Nose
steinbers Of South Omaha. The wedding
win take place in June.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
Wedding Bells

Mr. and Mrs. ]. III. Haney announce
the engagement OF their daughter, Miss
Mabel s., TO Mr. Earl ]. Perry Of Mar
shaIltown. la. The wedding will take
place, wednesday. April II.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
NATIONS LEADERS HONORED
Society to Celebrate Anniversaries
of Former Presidents Birthdays.
JUNIORS IN LEAP YEAR PARTY
social Debut to BE Given for Jack
Baldwin Unique Programs
+. - Are Printed for the Big
- Affair.
social Calendar.

MONDAY-Nr and Mrs. F. p. klrkendall,
iheatsr party AT the Brandeis for Mr..
and AIRS. VI. \ Grove OF New neFk.
Miss Dorothy Stevens. afternoon bridge
Tor Mrs. Edward O'Bnen. Mrs. Z p.
Peck. naughters OF the American Reyc-
luton meeting. Temple Israel Sister
h1pd,, aiternoon bridge: wedding Of Miss
MarthenA Harrison aud Mr.. Harry a
ay1nLasns. r., 10 Washington. ID. g
7NESDAf-Ars. Jehn L KENNEDY.
York; Mrs {. w. Turner, IT., afternoon
bridge for Miss Ava Iane Rare OF
Tacoma; Miss Jessie Af1llard. Tuesday
Morning Musicale: Mrs. Charles Weber,
j.. f a P. r. clnb., bishop and Mrs A.
J.. Williams. at home from TO ?: m.
WEDNk-SDAY-Mr aad Mrs. Henry MOI =
dinner for Miss Brs ant of 81. Paul; Mt.
aud Mrs. John l.. Webster and Mr.. and
Mrs. George PrinE. dinner. Mr.. and Mrs.
A q. smith, dinner. Kiss Rose Smyth,
afternoon bridge FOR Mrs. Edward
oBrien; Miss johnson and Browneli
Han faculty. al home; wedding OF Miss
Cecilia Mccartney AMI MI. John Aur-
phy at ST Peters church.
TfIIiRspAY-M Adoiph storz and Miss
Ophelia Hayden. ,tea for Miss CARA
HAYDEN and Miss Edna Jones OF wash
inefon. ID. C.; Glover Leaf Card club
With Mrs ]. p. Johnson
FRIDAY-Recepfiop and dance az fors
IpHk LOT \ u4QtltAss EuAs
Butler: Mr. and Mfs. l. j. DUNN
shTiiRDAY-MIss IIllda Hammer. dinner
Tor standlsh-Pazrick weddins perry
The Anniversaries of The b.Tihdays OF
LINCOLN and washlng,on and 81 v4ien-
tlp.s day WIN be RID lstter days IA 10.
cIety. on Ilncoln's birthday there VII
BE- a dance gwen By the Omaha junior
club at Chambers, and dinner SVEN
hy the University oldb which has chosen
he antsysrrary Of tlds day 70 cs'sbTate
annually, The fancy dress ball Al tbs
cauntry club will be the largest social
,sssut VI st. vaienune's day While the
elfe eihb koneert OF crelghion university
viii be the musical as well as society
affair. The, Omaha club Will celebrate
washiagton's birthday as Il has In
former years with a dinner at The club
rha Daughters Of tie American Revolt.
lion viii give party at the home Of
M. ana Mrs. John y. F1aek TO which the
sons n ths Revolution win be guests.
The month win be further eniivsned BY
a reason OF grand opera Both the
saxare and the lombard Grand Opera
companiee vii be here one following the
Other.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
rhenter Party at American.

lneAter fa's
Mr.. and Mrs. John Feiduan will en-
tertain at a box party at the American,
Monday evening. in honor Of the en-
gagement of Miss Sarah Greenberg to
Mr.. Fernan Galisly Of Topeka The guests
will be:
Mr. and Mrs I. Greenberg,
Mr.. and airs. isidor Friedman,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. John Feld1nan.
Misses Misses
Pearl GalislSv Sarah Greenberg,
Of Topeka,
Messers.- MesserS.-
Joe Greenberg, Fernan Gatsky,
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Ths mpmbers o. the Omikron club gave
an enjoyable dancing party Friday even
rs Al Chambers academy, Among thoss
present were:
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Mr.. and Mrs. George ". Durkee enter
tanned at dinaer last evening at their
home In honor Of Mrs. Kemp hlddiekauf
Of Denver. who Is visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Gies ttuh toncfts
The patrpassses for the Creighton uni-
verslty Glee club concert at tho Boyd,
Valentines night. win be;
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

Hrs. @ G Allison WI Eive a box party.
also Mrs c. W, Hamilton whose honor
guest viii b Mrs. William Bartlett "
81 Joseph, No.
Birhop BuFke Of 81 joseph, Mo, viii
be In one Of the boxes. the guest OF the
Gles club and the university.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04
For the Future

Mr.. and. Mrs HARRY Mott will entertain
AZ dinner wednesday for Miss Bryant
Of ST. Paul
Miss Katherine Beeson VIII DC hostess
at the meeting of the Debutante Bridge
club next Friday.
Temple Israel Sisterhood win entertain
at bridge Monday afternoon in the par
lors OF the temple.
Bishop and Mrs. A. J.. Williams VIII
give the last Of their afternoon at homes
Tuesday from to 6 O'Clock.
The woman's club Of the railway NAL
service viii give dance at the Rome
Friday TO which ali postal clerks and
their families have been invited.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-04

at the American embassy to the Austrian
imperial court
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

signment with him.
The salary of Chief of Police Smith
was raised by the city commission
Monday night from $1,000 to $1,000 a
year
A Torgerson was appointed chief
o. the fire department by the city COM
mission Monday night. He had the
endorsement of the department.
Peer Stromme the well known
Norwegian lecturer, will speak in
Minot May II, at the annual celebra-
ton of the sons of Norway.
K. P. Madsen, the contractor.
writes from Bend, Ore, that he is
nicely settled there. He says Bend
is the busiest town he saw since he
left Minot and the water is fine. Many
people are looking for land and work.
Cost of living is about the same as
in Minot.
NJ J. Pavlik, editor Of the newsy
Carpio Free Press, was down ming
ling with the aspirants for Office
Wednesday.
The Independent has received one
OF the pictures of the huge iceberg,
taken by DR.. Archie D. McCannel,
who crossed the Atlantic just q few
days ahead of the Titanic. It Is ell
tirely possible that the picture is that
o. the same iceberg that caused the
horrible Titanic disaster as the Car
mania upon which the doctor sailed
took almost exactly the same route
as did the Titanic. The iceberg at
the time the picture was taken was
five miles away altho it appears to be
closer. 49,.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

VIM. Glib Mountrail county's audi.
tor, was down from Stanley, Monday
enroute to Plaza on business.
Ole Hanson of Russo, has moved to
this city and will be employed fol
the season at the Olson carpenter
shop. He has rented his half section
farm.
A grapevine message from Crosby
states that the "a candidates who
have been elected to the degrees Of
the Minot Elks' lodge, are prepar1ns
to receive tho same next Saturday
night. The Minot boys win show
them a royal good time.
VIM. Hecker, from Logan, who was
in the city Saturday, says that a very
heavy rain fell at Logan Friday night.
John Y. Millar of Burlington has
been visiting in the city this week.
the guest of his brotherin-law, G.
B. Bach.
Jourgen Olson bought the interest
of Mr. Martin in the Martin & Pfund-
hiler store at Burlington. He also
bought five quarters of land this week
north Of Darlington from Steve Vol
ten and Mr.. Havilcheck for $25,OO0.
which includes the farming equip
ment
J. E. Smith, the Ross postmaster
and Fred Wheelock, bonanza farmer
from Ross, were down Tuesday to
each buy Ford auto.
Mrs. H. F. Chaffee of Armenia, N
D., wife Of the millionaire North Da-
}otan, who went down with the II
tanic. is the guest Of her son-in-law
in ST Paul Mr.. and Mrs. Chaffee
were hurrving to St. Paul, ATTEMPT,
ing to beat the stork that arrived at
the home OF her son Saturday night.
Yrs. Chalfee scores Ismay, manager
of the Titanic and says he knew
of the danger from icebergs. She
threatens to spend her fortune in
seeing that those responsible for the
disaster are properly punished.
l.. A. Tryon, one Of our Sawyer
readers, visited the Independent Of
fee Thursday. In some manner he
learned that our printers drank
buttermilk, and brot a liberal cou-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

surprising that they get the business.
not only from the Magic City people,
but from all the surrounding towns.
But the merchants In the smaller
towns don't advertise, because, they
say, it doesn't pay" If it didn't pay,
the Minot merchants wouldn't spend
so much money on it.-Ryder News
Wallie Mcdonald plead guilty be.
fore Judge Davis today to stealing a
watch chain.
Fred V. Dale received a car load
Of the we'll known Buick autos this
week. The Bucks this year are per-
feet in mechanism and appearance.
John Clouse returned from Foxholm
today to re.enter the hospital. lie is
in very poor health. being troubled
with coughing spells and heart trou-
BILE.
Miss Hoyt of White Earth, was op-
Grated upon for appendicitis today.
1t is probable that J. ". Smith
Of Surrey will be a candidate Tor
representative from this district. He
is a successful farmer and popular.
j. H. MUS, prominent merchant,
was in the city today. 49,. .
On May s, the G. N. will change
the time Of Mohall train to the old
schedule. The train will arrive in
Minot at noon and leave about 4:2O,
P. NJ. This will give the people up
the line chance to come to Minot
to transact business
Mayor Gallagher of Sawyer and the
clerk, L. B. Krogstad, arrived In
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

w. P Thurston, deputy land com.
missioner, passed thru Minot Friday
enroute to Williston, where he con
Quoted the leasing of the schools
lands Of Williams county. Mr. Thurs
ton is publisher of the Emmons
County Republican and the Slope
Advocate.
At the annual conclave Of the grand
commandery Of Knights Templar Of
the state, concluded last week at Die
kinson, DR.. G. r. Ringo of this city
was honored with the office of grand
captain of the guard. Dr. Ringo Is
eminent commander of the local COM
mandery and one of the most prom.
inent Knights Templar Of the state.
Clerk of Court Hagen informs US
that Judge Leighton has set May 81
for the day to naturalize citizens
Twenty will appear before the Judge
at this time. ....
Phil Myers receives the base ball
scores from the league teams at the
Temple Pool hall every afternoon. He
GETS the score by innings and the
names Of the batteries.
Mrs. A. J. Frasier of Berthold, was
brot to AIinot recently where she
was successfully Operated upon for
appendicities and gai' stones.
DR.. Archie D. MCDANIEL wishes to
announce that he has returned from
Europe and has resumed PRACTICE In
same offices in the Scoheld Block,
Minot, N. D.
When you notice how the Minot
merchants persistently and consis.
tently advertise their wares--it Is not
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25

Minot today to transact business. The
Mayor already has patch of pota-
toes plnted and cabbage plants large.
enough to set out. ,
Mrs. Laura M. Allen, of Valley
City, who was canvassing in that city
without . license, was arrested for
violating city ordinance. She pleaA
guilty and was sentenced to serve a
week in Jail or pay . fine. She re-
fused to pay the fine and altho her
friends offered to furnish the money,
she refused to leave jail before the
expiration Of her sentence. The ms
yor offered to pardon the woman, but
she paid no attention to It. 9he -
author of the very book she was e..
gagged in selling.
The Meningitis are going to crop
several thousand acres of land near
Hurd. They have two complete gas
blowing outfits and WIN run night
and day crews.
Bro. Holbein Of Lansford 10 receiv.
ing many compliments for tho BIG
boom edition, the largest ever soften
out in Bottineau county, which - ~.
Gently published.
Wheat seeding is we'll along, altho
many farmers are so backward with
their blowing that they will uow
more crops of hax, oats, barley ana
corn. And this Is well. Wheat alone
never made any country vefy rieo,
taking into consideration tho avsrL
age for q period Of years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-04-25
AROUND ABOUT.
THE CITY

d. A. Dinnie is moving his con-
tracing equipment in two cars from
Minot to Saskatoon, Sask., where he
will build a $4,000 school building
and some other structures.
Commissioner Hurd seems to think
that the Independent is responsible for
the letter written last week by a
tax payer. Hurd Ought to know BY
this time that whatever great crimes
the editor Of the Independent may
be guilty of, he is not coward enough
to go after him in this manner. When
we have an opinion to express abou:
any of our county commissioners,
we'll certainly take the responsible
ity for it.
Auditor Larson informs us that he
has already advertised for bids for
the primary election ballots. mas
much as they were published in an
obscure Minot paper, it's no wonder
we did not see the notice. Mr.. Lar
son wants US to bid, he says. and
desires us to draw up our own speci-
fications. It's good deal like a
contractor drawing up his own plans
for a house upon which he has heen
asked to bid. Well manage to DO
this some way or other. If the In
deendent is successful no doubt
large part of the work will be done
in this office. However it really
should not cut a great deal OF ice
tn Mr. Larson where the work IS
done so long as the county gets the
right price He must have had
change of heart since two years ago
when he framed up against the corr
missioners in order to get the work
done by the Walker Bros. & Hardy
printing plant
Billy Sunday is doing things down
at Fargo At the meeting last Sun
day. 302 conversions were made.
They 7'hit the saw dust trail AS the
evangelist would say.
Among the bodies recovered from
the wreak of the Titanic, is that OF
Walter D. Douglas. the Minneapolis
millionaire It will be brot to Min
neapolis for burial.
John Ehr returned from a two
weeks visit at his old home in Iowa.
He bought four horses there that viii!
be used for his farm work near Nj
not He says horses are high priced
in that state. T."
]. c.. Osborn of Benedict was in
Ninot Friday making five year fir
al proof on his homestead. He leaves
soon for the west. g..
c. F.. Leveritch, assistant. general
superintendent of the Great North
ern arrived from Willmar, MINI. j,
Friday to attend the Comma ndery
ball
Oliver and Ed Saugstad of Logan
report a field Of forty acres Of wheat
up nicely. Seventh and Tom Saug
aid are planting Is acres of potatoes
and 2 acres of garden truck.
Fred Whitman bought two quarters
of Land this week in 154-S2, 8 miles
south OF Minot, at sacrifice price.
from Glenn slusar, who will go to
Canada.
It will be Of interest to the many
friends Of P. B. Anderson, until re-
Gently auditor Of the Bovey-Shute
Lumber Co., to know that his cue.
cessor Is Frank Taylor Of Grand
Forks, a man who like Mr.. Anderson
Is very popular. The territory for
the auditors OF this company IN North
Dakota has been changed somewhat
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
r. N. Ayres Sells Stock

Mayor'R. N. Ayres, who, for the
past ~ years has served the public
very faithfully In the livery and
drayage business, sold his rolling
stock and horses to Earl Brown
and Howard Norvell last week.
NOVEL; and Brown took possess
sidn of the barn August ist, with
a new line OF rolhng stock. We
hope that the boys will succeed In
their new quarters and have the
best wishes Of every one In the
community.
In 1900 Mr.. Ayres bought new
line OF stock and supplies and
started business In the barn which
In still occupied by the livery men
and since that time has made a
good business for his successors.
Although Mr.. Ayrea is moving on
In years we regret very much to
have him retire. e.--Gi'liam Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Among our friends

The following are new subscrib-
ers or renewed the past week:
Marshall FL Light Fl. & p. Co.
John Helms, Marshall
p. d. Wise, Marshall
Geo 'Seibert, Mt. Leonard. 3
Henry Fricke, Emma
Il. III. Fulkerson, Mt. Leonard.
J. IL. Witt, Granger
Il. r. Crockett, Marshall.
Alonzo Zeigle, Blue Lick.
c. c. Mack. Malta Bend.
Albert Primer, Marshall
L. w. Schanz, Blue Lick.
8. r. Cole, Malta Bend.
Ben Payne, Marshall.
Mira Grace Laughiin, Tyler Tex
Etaa; Partpt. Tulsa, Okla. y.
Barta Claus Marshaii. Z, ~
p. B. Buford, Sweet SpringA
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
City Council

Met Monday evening evening,
August s, all present except J. j.
Mitchell.
ThoA Davis appears In the inter-
est OF the Herndon Telephone Co.
on motion city attorney. instructed
to draw up ordince for Herndon
Telephone Company to pay the
city $50 per year for first one hun
dred phones or fractional part.
Conway ave., east Of the colored
school referred to street and ally
committee.
c. O. BranDahan OF Kansas City
bid SO cents per square yard for
paving odell ave, from Morgan to
Verify.
Ordinance $40 accepting work Of
Geo Rose who built some sidewalk
on Redman passed, : yes.
Ordered to pay John w. Sparks
$500 on salary.
City clerk instructed to get
prices ON $50 n. OF fire hose.
On motion VIM Schreckler was
was appointed fireman In place OF
Mr.. Quinley.
On motion city attorney was
instructed to draw up ordinance
for Herndon Telephone Company.
Road commissioners file their
report.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Sheriff to Joseph Jacoby 20 10
acres in 15-ls-31 ...... ...... e. ss5
F M Il Lucy A Souder to same
IS acres In 15-i9-31 ...... ...... 900
Chloe J lSI mi q. Scott to Mary
r. Smith so acres 81, ss-is-22 IL
Mary F Smith to M 3 and Chloe
J Scott so acres s3-4e-22 e. 1
J r Burroughs to w T Bur-
rough lots SO, 81 Gillian 1000
L A Doughty to + A Hightshoe
40 acres 2s-s1-21 Sc. ...-. .. 5000
L c Ehrnman to William G
Goldman lot 1 block A. Eng
glish add Marshall ...... ...... 400
Geo. NJ. Smith to Herman Rem
ken, 1859 1-2 acres, 20 1873 14sse
Chas. X. Smith to Herman
Renken, 2os, a3-1oo 2-ss-23
and 81 IS 81. -. g.. ... 221Oo
Herman Renkin to Chas X.
Smith, lots, 10, II, ~ and
13, Berry Revis Add. Sweet
Springs, Missouri ... -. ... $4,000
Carrie Lee Hunt to c. ].
Wheeler, pit lots land 2
blk. 3, Haggins add. e. e. i175
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

"a PEN Of corn belonging to Geo.
p. Haynie containing $50 barrels
of corn was burned early Thurs
dry morning at his farm In the
upper bottom. Doc Ramey discov-
cred the fire about two O'Clock, but
when he got to the crib It was
~ ablaze and nothing could be
done to save II. The origin OF the
fire is not known.-Miami News.
A five room residence owned
and occupied by J. w. Ramsey
caught fire from defective gaso-
line stove and was burned to the
ground A. McAllister Thursday
morning. The household effects
were saved. There was $500 in
surance on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ian.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Niemeier
We're here from Hardeman last
Thursday and the former had his
arm In a sling. He told as OF a
Very painful accident which befell
him q few days earlier. He said
that while fishing In Salt Fork
near Napton he hooked q 40 pound
catfiab and In landing him the man
with him thrust barbed gig into
his arm accidentally. They were
unable TO pull II out 90 they called
nr. John Hail. OF Napton, who
cut Il out very painful exper-
ience, The gig was a homemade
one and wan rusty, 10 there was
grave dsnger Of blood poisoning
The tish was y fsiy isS'ssi III q b
NJ. Nismeier says Z catfish weigh
Ing = lb4 was caught in the saRs
plsce recs0tly. :i;s
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Horse Scared to Death

c. M. Fenwick OF southwest OF
town, had the misfortune OF los
ing a horse In an unusual manner
Monday morning. At the Crank
corner where the Herndon and
shaekelford roads merge near
Marshall he met Robt. King of
Mayview In an auto and as they
suddenly met one OF Mr.. Fenwicks
horses fell dead from fright. The
horse was about six years old.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Social Doings

Sunday, July asth was Robert
Irvincs sath birthday anniversary
and II was q memorable one for
him. His wife and daughters pre-
pared a big dinner unknown to
him and he was not aware OF any
thin unusual til the many rela-
tives and friends began TO pour
In. II was asplendid occasion.
Mrs. Joseph Field, of near Nap
ton, gave q big dinner 10 her
friends on Tuesday Of last week
which was a big event In that
uelghborhood. ~
y lnra T. I. Huff entertsined, Sat-
S1lay In honor OF her guests,
msses Allie Harper and Kathsr-
sns Mckinley OF Kansas City:
Mlss Canine Davis entertsined
at Sdx o'clock luncheon Tuesday
evening In honor OF her guests,
Misses Mabel Hurst. Dorothy Nc
Clay and Eleanor Asdsie,. OF Tip
tom
Dr.. and MIRA All. Stephens gave
. birthday dinner Wednesday In
honor Of. the formers father, r. B,
Stephens Who was % years old
that day. Mr.. md MIRA W. H
n L.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
REPUBLICAN Vote
VERY LIGHT.
Less than One Tenth Cast
Their Ballots.

Nothing showed the sentiment Of
Saline County Republicans more clear
ly than the figures OF Tuesdays pri.
mary. The vote as taken from the re-
turns at the County Clerks office
yesterday showed that only 2as Rep.
ublicans had voted in the County.
Sweet Springs, Fairville, New Frank.
fort and orearvills returns had not
been received.
The following Is the largest vote
received by our county candidates In
the respective precincts:
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09
Among the Sick

Squire Hiram Fcrrili il on the
Sch list
Mfa H. B. Hawkins 10 recover
Ing from . sick spell.
Mrs. VIM. Reader has been SER
iously Ill for weeks at the home
of her daughter, Mra J. Anderson
johnson.
w. II. Fletcher has been serious
~ nv at 81 Plso. Texas, at the
home ,of DIR. and MIRA VIM. Rollo
Bruce the past two weeks and is
still very sIck. ~
Rev. n. L.. Clemens will preach
At Harmony the third Sunday this
month instead Of the 7sccond.
ThoA Nugen informs us that his
neighbor, John Wall. 10 very feeble
Mr.. Wall IL ss years old and vet
eran OF the Mexican and Civil
wars, the last survivor In Saline OF
the Mexican war.
The Marshall republican., 1912-08-09

Saturday resembled circus day
In Marshall. There were more peo
pie In town than we have known
In a year. The closing campaign
pleas and roundup by the candi-
dates drew the most OF the visi-
tors, but the ideal weather, sales
and other things added to the
crowd ala1i We don't know
what caused the unusual interest
In politics, unless there was more
betting than usual 'wfIch seems
TO be the case. There was much
money In evidence.