The Marshall republican., 1913-02-14

HAM

Inc diptherta scare IN our town is
over as no cases have occurred in any
families beside that of Henry Hay
worth. His little daughter, Annie is
recovering and the quarantine has
been removed and the home thorough
ly fumigated.
Miss Dollie Erwin Of Emerson.
Iowa, is visiting friends in the bot
toms near Miami, which was ner Tor
mer home.
Mrs. A. Reyor an aged Miami Lady
recently became 81 one night. a rhysi-
clan wa, called an found her threat
ened with pnumonia. he Immediately
took her case in hand and stopped
the rros.,ss OF her trouble ana at
this time she is improving nicely.
Elmer A''onan has been hauling
Coal 10 Miami from Norton. The
coal was purchased from Jack Haw-
kins and Is of a most excellent quail
fly.
Mrs. May Harvey, who has been
visiting in Council Grove. Kansas,
has recently returned TO her homo
near Miami.
MIR. Scribner OF Kansas city vas In
Miami Saturday looking after some
business interests.
Dave Burruss Jr.. who travels for
a grocery firm In Carrollton. Mo-.
was here one day last week in inter-
est OF his firm.
The condition OF Miss Lucy Hisle
a former Miami girl now Of Kansas
City Is much improved and she will
be able TO be taken to her home in
about 10 days. So her physicians
al the hospital states.
Cbas Ulrey, one OF our aged Miami
ans is able to be on our streets again
after quite a severe spell Of rheuma-
tism.
John Sibley had the misfortune TO
lose a very valuable mule n day
last week. The animal had the collie.
Mrs. James Allen. after returning
recently n evening from church SER
vices. took very III and continued so
Tor several days. but Is now improy-
ing nicely.
Willie Chiswell. a freshman OF our
high school had quite a pleasant
gathering AZ his home last Friday
evening. There were thirteen In his
class and all present. Music games
and refreshments were the features OF
the occasion.
woodson Williams. a former Miami
man, got n 10 day vacation from his
business In Slater, where he now re-
sides and came to Miami 10 visit his
relatives.
Ralph Emmett. the little son OF
Or. Hazaid sullivan. has been quito
sick for several days.
Clarence Kierfer, who has been
living near Marshall is coming back
TO reside on his fathers farm near
Miami.
FRITZ Cain. who has been living on
the Hughes place near town will
shortly TO the place vacated by
Russell Price.
A Eastin was able TO be on the
streets OF Miami again last week
after being sick a great part of this
winter.
Emmett Jennings was much shock
ed recently In going into a pasture
near his home and finding a fine
milk COW dead. A bruse upon her
body indicated a gun wound, perhaps
made by some hunter.
Miss Louis Male. who lives on
the river In the suberbs of our town
Is recovering from ii recent severe
spell OF stomach trouble.
Russell Price has moved his belong
ings to Marshall and will dwell in
that place In the futurs.
Miss Sue Ulsey continues quite af-
flicted with a painful throat trouble
which Is her misfortune to have every
winter.
The w. G. T. u. society will hold a
meeting in honor of Francis Il. Will
ard al the NJ. Il. church in Miami,
February 10th 4 O'Clock.
Rev. C. C. Downing, our Baptist
minister, was greeted with a large
and appreciative congregation last
Sunday, both a. m. and evening and
gave his hearers much food for thou
ght.
r. w. Erwin has sold his farm In
the bottom to a Mr.. Johnson of Pros
pect.
Steven Farrill lost in his suit for
possession OF the Null farm near
Miami. The suit vas brought against
Frank Welsh, who lives on 1t.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Newton Chiswell at their
home in Miami on Sunda. February
8.