The Marshall republican., 1913-05-23
MIAMI

Miss Lenora Owings, a former
Miami girl will graduate from a
prominent college in Sherman, Texas,
the middle of June and has sent some
very beautiful invitations to Miami
friends. Her mother will be remem-
bered as Miss Mabel Carpenter.
Prof. Snider of Kansas City has
been in Miami for several days tuning
and repairing pianos. He has been
coming at times to Miami since 1876.
Many colored friends from Chicago,
Kansas City and st. Louis came TO
Miami on a summon, to attend the
funeral OF their aged relative, Robert
Harris, who died the IS and was bur
ried on the 18th. He was a shoe
maker in Miami for NAM years.
Mrs. NJ. J.. Sau1ey went home with
her grand daughter. Miss Floy Myers
Sunday and will make a visit in Mar
shall for several weeks.
Mrs. Bette Hammer entertained her
hi'hu' MIHs NH'it hhOuts VI DIdAtI
Of last Saturday and several days Of
this week.
Miss DOVE Mullins OF the lower
bottom Is clerking for Dan Ryan, who
has embarked In the butcher and gro
Gerry business in Dewitt.
Miss Mabel Carpenter writes from
Kingston. Oklahoma that her moth
er's health If quite delicate.
Mrs. T. y. Burns. formally Mrs. w.
y. Stevens of Miami. writes from her
Kansas City home. 1924 Ewing Ave.
that she will he In Miami Sunday TO
attend decoration services.
Mrs. Al Parker OF Marshall and
little sons. Conrad and Lounza re-
Gently made a visit to the Sieberi
home and returned last Sunday.
Willie Foote, who left Miami about
four years ago Is here from Colorado.
the guest OF his sisters. Mesdames
Andrew stoner and Fritz Cain.
Rev. Geo. Il. Jones has lately made
some very able lectures and showed
some very elegant stereoptican pic
lures TO the people In Mercer and YER
non counties. lie also visited Cairo
and other points. He Is doing much
good in increasing the membership o.
odd Fellows.
Miss Ethelyn Goldman. who left
Miami In January TO visit KentuckJ
friends until March. writes from there
hat she cant leave the environment
OF that fascinating state and wishe.
to remain until July.
Jas Hlsle's family are preparing tc
entertain Chas. Hisle. wife aud dau
ghter. Miss Lucy OF 100 Jackson Ave.
Kansas City on decoration day.
Mrs. John Walden has recently re.
celyod a letter saying that John sib
Icy and family are pleasantly located
AZ Springvllle. California. which In T..
600 feet above the level OF the sea
Mr.. Siblcy Is now an electrician.
The Baptists are to have preachine
nc their church next Sunday by n min
lister from Lagrange. Mo. While the
PresDyterlans will have Rev. C. G. Co
OF Marshall 10 preach for them IN,
same day and evening also.
Miss Emma Parsons will leave for
Carrollton this week and witness the
marriage ceremony OF her niece. Miss
Emma Burruss.
Mrs. John Smelling, who left Miami
for a visit to Kansas City has con
cluded to stay longer and has visited
Lexington and Lees Summit friends
and has not set q time 10 return to
Miami. John Hooper and wife arc
kindley attending TO the wants of Mr.,
Calhoun, Mrs. snelling's aged father
during her absence.
Miss Edna Stoner went TO Kansas
city last June for a visit to friends,
While there an aunt In Colorado sent
her an invitation to visit her and she
accepted. She writes that she is en-
gagged as ticket seller In a large operf
house owned by her uncle in Silves-
ton, Col. which Is 500 miles from
Denver in the south west part of the
state.
Mac Haynie went to Kansas City
Monday to undergo treatment for a
serious affliction of the face. His
doctors r very hopeful for his re-
covery.
Robert Parrish. who has been
critically Ill with stomach trouble is
some what improved at this time. DR.
Hall of Marshall has lately been
called to see him.
The steamer Advance with its large
Handy, stopped here Sunday aud pa;
off some freight. II was pushing the
steamer Unique to G%asconade to un-
der go repairs.
The steamboats are doing much