The Marshall republican., 1912-01-04

Ing uH0 thefemOmetOf was below
zero and It continued to hover
around that mark throughout the
day.
Leo and Steven Kramer OF KAN
sas spent Christmas week with
their aunt and uncle Frank Henry
and family. Freddie Henry and
George Twilling. their cousins re-
turned home with them for few
weeks visit.
Mrs. Hettie Pritchett, OF Medicine
Lake, Mont, 10 visiting her daugh-
ter Mrs. J. e. Chamberlain, Of
near Gretchen, also her mother,
Mrs. Hattie Toliver, who is making
her home with Tom Hall Of the
country. Mrs. Pritchett will remain
here until the first Of March be-
fore returning to Montana.
William Layman who formerly
lived at Foster, Mo. started a letter
addressed to himself around the
world, April 5tb, 1911. II went
round in 40 days. Left Foster, on
April s, reached Cape Town, South
Africa, May 0; Cape Good Hope,
July 1. H~ongkong, August 6; San
Francisco September "a, arrived in
Foster, September "a.
Mics Violet Hunt, who 10 en-
ployed at the Kelley-vawter Jew
elery Store va called to her home
In Kansas last week on account Of
her mother suffering from an ac-
cident. Mrs. Hunt fell on the clip
pery sidewalk last Wednesday and
broke tho email bone in her arm.
While abe wal not seriously hurt,
yet she wanted her daughter to
como home. Miss Hunt 10 expect
ed to return tbis week.
Aug. and VIM. Reich and II. r.
Kessler, three OF West 0lasgow's
young farmers, came
up Thursday to attend the knights
OF Columbus ball. The boys said
they were out for a good time, but
We r inclined to believe they
were trying TO induce some Of our
young ladies' TO share luck with
them. They admitted Marshall had
some very handsome young ladies.
We have some to spare too, gen
Just received n shipment
Of Star Brand Shoes. j. A.
Mt. Leonard. Att
Mrs. @. N. Merrill informs US OF
The sad death OF her niece, Miss
Cora Wamper, OF Fredonia, Kan
sas, who died Dec. 2Ist, under
sad circumstances. She
was to have been married on the
18th to O Mr.. Mcclure and they
lad planned a honeymoon trip to
.ho Holy Land. Miss Wampler
vas an unusually fine girl and had
many fricnds here and elsewhere.
Ter death resulted from pneu-
The entertainment given by Miss
ethel Wilson and pupils on Satur-
lay night, Dec. Esd, ut the Forbes
.chool near Sweet Springs was a
uccess. The program was we'll !
endered and interesting. Excel /.
ont music was rendered by Messrs !,
tito and August Bredehoft and
Oshlschager. The tree was .
icely decorated and loaded with I,
,eautiful presents. The house was ,
90 small to accommodate the +,
rowd. r.;
Miss Mary Orr Coleman, daugh- ,
or vi the late Prof. Coleman, who :
as at one time superintendent OF =
h, marshall Iubiie Schools was !
nitei in marriage Thursday even !,
" December 2tst, to Mr.. Shelton :
!. Davis OF warrensburg. Both
I these young people were mem
ers OF the faculty OF the Warrens
urg Normal, whore the acquain-
ance began and ended in holy
'edlock. The bride has many
here who extend their
congratulations. \
Misses Francis and Mary Buck :,
er entertained about fifteen cou- !,
at the Elks Club rooms Friday a
by giving an informal n
ance. The event was given in !
Of their friends who were n
ONE from school during the holi- \
avs. Miss Ryhe Wing, Of Nelson, :,
uest of Miss Catherine Murrell q
u N. T. Cane of Fulton, the guest =
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