The Marshall republican., 1912-08-16

Jas. Kerr, Of BI<. Leonard had
business here Wednesday.
Prof. Hall, our new school super
intcndent arrived wednesday and
il hunting . residence.
waiter wenzel Of ear Slater,
came I'm Wednesday 20 visit rela-
tives and attend the fair.
". d. Haas and daughter, Miss
Ruth and Miss Nellie Griffith came
M from Slater yesterday to at
tend the fair.
Little Miss Edith Campbell Of
Kansas City, 10 spending q week
or 30 with Shackelford friends.
Rev. Bohn's lecture on the "Life
OF Christ" illustrated with life
like pictures are proving very in
teresting. Three more lectures at
the Lyric tent Sunday at 8 p. m.
Mrs. VIII L alto, and d u liter
Mrs. Maggie Springer, OF Kansas
City came down Saturday night
to attend the funeral of J. Leatons
baby girl. They were met here by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brummet and
taken out to the Leaton home.
" Miss Peachie Griffith and Miss
Ethelype johnson passed through
Marshall last Tuesday enroute to
their homes at Ridge Prairie from
their trip West. They were ac-
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs
J. J. Hisserich who will make a
visit at the Griffith home.
Pete Sadewhite was here Satur-
day and renewed for the Republic
can. He says TAFT will fool the
boys badly on Nov. 9Th and will
win easily. Everybody gets q
guess and all men over 81 get a
vote on II. II Mr.. Sadewhite loses
his guess and his vote he'll not be
alone by any means
Mrs. Emily Cordell McCallie OF
Mokpo, Corea, made an excellent
talk on missionary work In Corea
at the Wednesday night prayer
meeting at the First Presbyterian
church. Mrs McCaiiie and baby
daughter who expects to return to
Corea'this fall will be accompanied
by Miss Alice CordelL
Alonzo Piper, OF near Saline City
was "piping" around town We'd
nesday that II this weather didn't
stop soon there'd be no nubbIns
left down his way. Not being n
humorist nor the son OF one nor
expecting to catch one alive in
this neck OF the brush, We were 20
Ing to bind him hand and foot and
lodge him In No. Q, when c. ].
Fttzsimmons, who, 10 q road boss
and consequently wise, said, III
you want nubbins get your hatch et
and cut 'em.n See the Joke? n
not, ask a candidate.
Mr.. and MIRA Wick Davis and
little daughter, Ruth, were here
from Hardeman Tuesday. Mrs.
Davis informed us that they had
lust sold their residence in Harde-
man to Ed Brown and In turn pur-
chased Mr.. Browns farm. Mr..
Brown will move on his fathers
farm and Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
move to the I'd Brow, farm.
o. z. Hawthorne, the geni,i c. 4
A, agent, Tuesiay handei us a
copy OF his brothers paper. the
Granville, niinois, Echo, In which
the editor announces himseIf and
paper for the Progressive party.
He starts his announcement by say
ing "we have not had a change OF
heart, but an enlargement. ,etc.r
Our Mr.. Hawthorne II also a pro-
gree I've and fees p,oui Of his
brothers stand.
4. z. Rlsea has traded his
hsndsome residence on Eastwood
AZ part payment on 40 acres OF
land In Pemis:ot county. He re-
cetved $4,000 for his home and
paid s2i,6os for the land. II lie
ssituated a half mile from Hsyti
and 'adioins the tract owned by
himself and n. c. winsiow. Mr.,
Eisea says he has no idea OF leav
ing NAarshall.
Mrs. Allie Barton 10 back at Miss
Mabel Smiths mil iuery with the
biggest bunch Of pleasant men,
sories OF a delightful summer ever
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