The Marshall republican., 1913-08-22
MIAMI

lcTiuE ~ tns Oiu hhNaius uoHuost8uu
on last Sunday which brought To-
gether all the children Of the late
lJohn Hawkins. The old homo
which is now occupied by Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Matheney. IL soon to
change hands and from this fact the
children Thought Il would be ap-
propriate TO have ones more ali the
near relatives TO meet ana spend the
day together. A picnic dinner was
served 10 the following suesto Mrs.
Arthur Young, nee Miss Ida fiaw-
kins. and five children Of Palmyra,
Mo-, Mrs. saliie Paxton . husband
and three children OF Kingston. NO.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jaa Hawkins and
wife OF Brunswick. Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs.
GILES Hawkins and baby OF Clarence,
Mo-. Mrs. Roland Brown OF Naptou.
Mo-. Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hawkins.
of ear Miami. DR.. Geo. Hawkins.
who IL a grandson, and wife OF
Salisbury. Mo-, Joe Payne and little
son Walter OF H~igeinsviile. relatives
OF the Hawkins family. There were
also outside guests, as follows:
Missss Agnes and elizabeth Huyett
and Messrs Fred Gales and Royal
Harrison, two Columbia students
who are spending the summer IN.
Miami's rural districts getting ac-
quainted on agriculture. The old
family servants were also present and
made the occasion more complete.
Ed. Cssebolt OF Dupree. South
Dakota, came home q few days ago
TO spend q few weeks with his home
folks. Raymond. his brother. was
In Kansas City visiting and the two
met and came 10 Miami together.
Mrs. Emily Garrett is very III at
her home. She was recently operat-
cd on and 10 very weak and suffers
a great deal. She IL very aged and
lives alone. Her neighbors, how
ever. are very considerable and kind
to her. e
The Paxton family who have been
visiting for a week In Miami left
Monday for their home at Kingston.
Mo. Mrs. Paxton was before mar
riage Misa sailie Hawkins.
q Everyone Ia completing arrange
ments to attend the great chautau-
qua next week in Marshall. Besides
the great speaking OF talented men
land women the music will be worth
the price OF admission. The writer
of the Miami notes Is anticipating a
week OF pleasure In Mexico next week
and will enjoy the Redpath-vawter
Chautauqua there. the same as
Thousands will In Marshall. pr
Leave orders for the county seat
papers and any other papers or books
of any kind at the store Of A. p.
Bishop. Miami. Mo.
Ivan Purcell, late resident Of
Miami formally OF Kansas City
Joined the Methodist church and was
baptized on last Sunday.
Miss Anna Bell Hammers. slater OF
Mrs. WIN Haynie. near Miami, was
an eye witness to the murder In a
park Of her friend. Mise Msdaline
'tRoebottom. Mt 81. Joseph a short
ttmsr aso. A jealous Frenehman,
Jagged 20 years old. by the name oi
Harris. was 1.-The ASSASSIN. He had
been Miss Roebottom's lover. She
Tilted him and he followed her to q
park and called her from the com.
, pany Of Miss Hammers and two others
and as they stepped behind q column
I'm the park he raised the head Of
Miss Roebottom, kissed her good
bye and swept the razor across her
body. He then attempted to cut his
own throat and would have done &C
: HAD the instrument not broken u ac
Just why our former, IA esteemed
mayer should suddenly ANNOUNCE u
rihis beloved brothers and sisters At
: recent iRebska meeting that he Wal
going away never to return 10
, mystery and what makes II more
). mysterious he failed to say where h,
/, was going. His farewell was YER,
beautiful and pathetic.
Bead making is quite the fad II
Miami this summer. Nearly ever,
fsmily hes. had the craze and corr
starch. salt and other ingredient
. ihavs been made up In moiafsne'
: batchea and colored and moulded y
. He wonderfully beautiful beads. TIL
istrinss a. beads sell for from "
a1csnts to -.
Miss Nlla Copeland y home assil
stafter . visit for several weeks :
Red LODGE Montana.
II Sam Williams ID still very serious