The Marshall republican., 1913-04-25
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enc nent exercises. The church
was beautifully decorated with flow
ors and ferns and hanging baskets.
Sweet and appropriate music was
rendered, and after the graduates
had rendered their parts, Prof. Evr-
ard delivered a splendid address,
J. FRANK Elder, family and Lloyd
Sullivan left Miami Sunday for their
future home at Free Water, Oregan.
They remained over night at Dewitt
70 visit relatives and ven on their
way Monday.
Miss Maud Ship is back home
again from H%illsborro, Texas. where
she visited about three months ac
her fathers home.
Geo. Taeghtmeyer had a valuable
work mule to break a leg Sunday by
falling into a ditch and later having
II shot TO enc It's misery.
Miss Gladys Pickett's school was
out on Friday OF last week. She
had on the last day fine readings.
music and etc. and a basket dinner.
win Haynie and ED. Rudd from
Slater recently came to Miami to at
tend the burial Of a relative.
Geo. and Frank Seibert write
from Philadelphia, Penn. that they
have Joined a new show called
wyoming Bill" and on the 26th OF
this month II gives It's first exhibit
ton at Chester. Penn.
I'D. Staub and wife and Mrs.
Bessie Eagon and son were here from
Marshall last week to attend the clos
ing exercises OF the high school.
The Stanley and West families Of
wakendu. are the guests % John
Jennings family this week.
Miss Bessie Wilson. who has visit
ed recently in the home OF Henry
Bates returned TO her home In Mar
shall. Sunday.
Casey Guthrey after finishing his
curse here at the high school. has
zone TO Marshall TO work n while In
I'VE shoe factory.
Mrs. Jas Allen entertained Thurs
day ~ her home. the ladies aid soci-
ETY..
Harry P~oindexter and wife recent
~ visited In the Kieffer home.
Ms. Ell Rosenthal and little SOL
Of Slater attended the graduating ex'
ercises here and returned to theil
home on last Sunday.
+. ". Burruss and family spen'
the day with his parents across thu
liver from Miami last Sunday.
Geo. Haynie went to Kansas Cit!
last Sunday TO make a short stay.
The moving picture man. ate
staying In Miami for several night
departed for Moberly on last Sunday
VIII Wright OF Julesburg. Colo
RADIO, was here several days OF las
week and the first part OF this week
Ne was called TO Miami to attend tn
funeral OF his aged mother. who die
last week.
VIII Elder OF Slater visited MAN
several days recently.
Henry Ruckle went to Marsha
Monday to purchase some lumber Z
be used on the building OF his me-
residence.
Freddie Jennings, one OF u hig
school graduates took a position a
clerk on Monday at sulliyan's dru
store.
Rev. Linn Clemens OF Marsha
preached q fine sermon Sunday nigf
at the Presbyterian church. He we
the guest while here OF p. g. Suli
vans family.
We are In receipt OF a very inte'
esting letter from a former Milan
lady, Mrs. Lydia sydenstriker. no
Died at the Masons home In s
Louis on April II, 1918. Benton Ga
brait at the age OF SO years. He WI
born in Saline county on the 18th
May 1880 and for many years III
been a resident Of Miami. HIS WI
died many years & and he live
with his only Child. a son until Ia
fall. when IT. was thought best to tai
him to the Masons home In st. Lou
At mis- place ne was much please
but he grew feeble month ait
month and finished his course
earth Just as nature was MAXI
earth beautiful with the glories
spring. His remains were broag
to Miami and buried by the Maso
OF whom he was a once active me
Der.
Died at her home where she b
lived for ~ years, Mrs. Mary A
Wright. She wal, sl'years and