The Marshall republican., 1913-05-16
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to several other points in his native
state.
Mrs. Glen Chiswell made a recent
trip to Carrollton on a visit to her
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jas. Roy Hicks, has returned
TO her home in SLATER after a few
weeks visit in the home of John
Webb and wife.
Previous. to leaving Miami for her
home near Carrollton, Mrs. Joe F..
Burruss was presented with an eleg-
ant cut glass bowl by the ladies aid
society of which she was president.
Ebert CaseBolt, a former Miamian
Is here visiting and taking his vaca-
ton. He Is engaged as mail clerk
on the Wabash r. r.
Steamer Chester reached Miami OH
its way TO st. Louis Saturday after
noon and put off quite a lot of goods
for the merchants. Four thousand
bushels OF corn were taken from SAL
Inc county and put on board the
steamer.
Mrs. Forest Mcdaniel will shortly
make a visit to Lees Summit to visit
in the home OF Mrs. Della Vaughan.
who formally lived in Miami.
Mrs. c. G.. Vaughn of the Sharon
vacinity recently was a Miami shop
per.
Mrs. Will Clutterbuck is contem-
plating a visit to Carrollton and on
the cath OF this month will witness
the marriage ceremony OF her niece
Miss Emma Burruss.
Mrs. Matte Alderman Is enjoying a
visit at the country home OF her fri
end. Mrs. Bud Hardin this week.
Miss lmogene Webster and a cou-
sin OF Nashville. Tenn. were plann-
ing a trip to Miami but upon the de-
cision, OF Miss webster's sister TO
ove at once to Nashville. the visit
here will not be made.
Mrs. Vivian M%attingly and son.
Webster Will leave Miami soon for
Nashville. Tenn. at which place her
husband has a lucrative government
position.
Miss Gladys Pickett Will attend the
summer school at Missouri Valley
this summer. after which she will
teach the Sharon school.
Mrs. Emma Morris and sister, Miss
Edith Mertens. accompanied Mr.. Nc
Amos. son and daughter TO Marshall
In the lnter's machine last Friday.
Ace Ferdon an expert boat carpcn-
ter has been doing some work In De-
witt and has recently returned home.
Mrs. Gilbert. who has been work
ing In Miss Mary ~Sweeney's millinery
p%arlors for several weeks. returned
to Kansas City, Sunday.
~The-eohnty residence west OF town.
known as the "Ish Place." Is being
remodeled In fine shape, new porches
fencing. walls papered, painting, etc,
are being made and the value and
beauty OF the place are greatly en-
HANGED. The place Ii occupied by the
Yuille family. but owned by DR.. s.
II. w. sullivan. The doctor informs
rs he has twenty miles OF good wire
fencing around his Saline county
farms.
Dan Alderman q former Miami boy
writes from Los Angeles, California,
that he u doing well and IL employed
In one OF the largest Wholesale grocery
stores on the coast.
The Bell telephone office In Miami
In out OF business as there was a gen
eral objection made when an add
tional charge OF Is cents, was made
Tor service out OF Miami.
Several people from Miami will
attend the convention for Odd Fell
lows and Rebecka's. which will occur
this year at Excelsior Springs; be-
ginning May Goth. Mrs. VIII Burns
was voted as the Miami delegate.
Henry Haworth and family will
shortly take passage on the Chester
on It's way up stream and return to
their former Kansas City abode.
Mrs. Cailie Utley who was called
to Miami on account OF the death OF
her mother. Mrs. r. C. Hanna, has
returned to her home at Mounds
Oklahoma.
Mrs. Geo. Cunningham and son re-
Gently made a shopping trip to the
county seat. They went In DR.. Gradys
new auto.
There was quite an enjoyable din
ing rendered at the home OF DR..
Frank Sullivan last Sunday to the
following relatives: DR.. A. II. W.
Sullivan and wife, DR.. II. B. and fam
lily and Emmett jennings family.