The Marshall republican., 1912-07-05
County News
MIAMI

City to attend Mr.. Snelling's funer-
al and to visit a few days with
Mrs. Smelling who Is a close friend
of hers.
Mrs. Joe Frank Burruss re-
ceived on Friday the sad intelli-
gence Of the death OF her father,
Mr.. Robertson, of Carrollton, Ill
He had been in failing health for
some time. On account OF delicate
health Mrs. Burruss didn't go to
attend the burial.
Mrs. Jas. Uirey entertained at
dinner Saturday Mrs. Chas. Ulrey
and daughter, Sophia and Mr.. AL
Ayres.
Jennie Moore, coiored, had the
misfortune to scald a foot last
week while doing some work at
her home.
Fred Jennings has retu. ne from
a visit to his best girl at Pertle
Springs.
There was n fine sermon de-
livered at our Presbyterian church
last Sunday week when Mr.. Leon
ard OF Missouri Valley College, adj
dressed the peop'e. We long for
regular sermons from some such
fine speakers.
In a recent Kansas City issue OF
The Star an account was given OF
the attempt at self destruction OF
Lucy weare, the 1~7-year-old daugh
ter of Mrs Georgia Weare. Lucy
had been married but three short
weeks and had tired OF life and
auarreicd with her mother and
took ak tablets Of sulphate OF mer
curry and last accounts she was In
A very serious condition and was
taken to the general hospital. The
bride and mother moved a few
years ago from Miami to Kansas
City.
The many friends OF Mrs. cren
uaw. OF Covina, Cal, but formally
Miss Annie Shelton Of Miami, are
proud to know that her son, Ray
mond has Just graduated from col
lege with honors. Invitations OF
much beauty have been sent to
Miami friends.
The colored folks Of Miami had
n fine installation Mt their lodge
hall Saturday night. The Carroll
ton Giee Club came so Miami to
assist In the entertainment by
furnishing sweet music. Refresh
ments were served and b general
good time was held.
The many admirers OF DR.. w. l.
Sharp OF Little Rock neighborhood
are very much disappointed In not
having a call from him while he
was In Miami last week.
Mrs. A. L. Ferriter who Is here
from Colorado IL expecting her hus
band In for a weeks visit. Mrs
Ferriter was formally Miss Goldear
Casebolt.
Master Bennett Bishop was en-
tertainedi Sunday evening by hi
friend, Mrs. Louis Male who livei
a mile east OF Miami. Ice cream
and cake of the most delicious
kind were served and sweet musi'
furnished on violin and graphic
phone by Prof. Ferdon were the a
fractions OF Benefits visit.
Rev. j. c. Armstrong, aforme'
pastor OF the Miami Baptist churcl
came down from Westport with hi
sster-in-law, Mrs. Robertson, 4
attend the funeral Of Jno. Smelling
Dwight Royar, nephew OF A
Royar writes from Richmond, vir
ginia that he has again taken unit
himself a wife having lost his frs
few years agoe Dwight IL tn
son OF the late Aug. Royar, Jr
and was born In Miami.
j. r. Webster Ia looking forwar
with pleasure the homecoming Q
his daughter, Jennie. who has bee
several weeks visiting In Tennese'
She 10 expected some time thi
month.
Chas. Davis came over fros
Marshall the day Mr.. Jno. snerin
died to visit him and was shockc
to hear that his old friend had ju'
passed away.
Miss Imogene Webster. ? Nh
girl who recently graduated
Nashville, Tenn, writes that st
intends making a aschdol marn
Of her self.
Miss Nellie Bishop will spen
the 9Th N Salisbury.
Al Ayres valuable mare "Saly
took very sick MI night last wee
and having previously lost ~
horses he phoned to q near
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