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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-02-10

Imprisonment
Section II.
AL ordinances and parts of orli-
nnnces in conflict with anv of the
provisions of this ordinance, are hereby
repealed.
Section 16.
This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after it's passage,
approval and publication.
Passed by the Board of County Com.
missioners, this 10th day Of January,
A. D., 1913. ..
ISAAC GRISwoLD, Chairman
lSeall J. H. PECK,
WEBSTER PATTERSON.
Attest:
FRED G. Vo1GHr C'lnty Clerk.
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private, shall be under the supervision
and control OF the Board of County
Commissioners of the county of Elko,
State of Nevada. acting as Town
Board in and for said town of Elko.
County of Elko, State of Nevada.
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Every building shall be separately
and independently connected with the
sewer; PROVIDED, however, that when,
in the opinion of the County Com.
missioners, 1t is deemed advisable TO
connect two or more buildings, or q
line of tenements with the same
sewer, the main drain or lateral shall
terminate In man-hole not less thar
such size as the board of Commission
ers may determine; the invorts shall be
carefully formed in the concrete founda-
ion and the top shall have tight
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-02-10
AZ a PrecautIon.

Get a dozen tiny bells, and every
time bottle Of poison is brought
Into the house tie bell to the neck.
Even in the dark the bell will tinkle
It's warning.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1913-02-10
Bradley Opera House

Tldrsday, Feruary 10.
Admission: Reserved Seats, 75 cents;
Geeral AC mission, 80 cents; Children
% cents. Tickets now on sale.
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Organized for the purpose of uniting the peo-
ple and particularly the land owners and water
users of Humboldt Valley, for the conservation of
the waste waters, and increasing the irrigated
lands.
Cooperation is the key to success in this age
1T IS the key to successful development OF
Humboldt Valley.
Intelligent union will benefit ALL and fair
impartial study of present conditions will prove it,
For Particulars Address the Company 1920 Merchants
Exchange Building, San Francisco, CAL
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26

Cole brothers of Marshall were here
Saturday looking after their stock Of
goods, they recently purchased Of
Geo. Crockett.
Marvin Yowoll Of waverly was q
week end guest OF relatives here.
Mrs. w. II. Hubbard left Saturday
for Electra. Texas. where she will
spend the holidays with her two sis
ters and brothers and wife.
Mrs. George bingham is sick at
this writing with pleurisy.
rev. Conway OF Blackwater filled
his regular appointment here Sunday
at the Baptist church.
Mrs. y. ". Collins and two little
boys went TO Fayotte Saturday, where
they will visit relatives until after the
holidays.
Little Rachel Shcmwcll, who has
been suffering with "a rising in her
Lead. s. better row end able TO sit up
come.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
CLAY

Mr.. Dan Ebler OF Slater and Mr.,
and Mrs, Ritterbusch OF osase coun-
~ were At Mrs. Sarah West Tuesday.
Nr, %Rltterlusch bought tho Goorsrey
ana Ws3 farm iqr ;llo per acre.
Dir. Adolph scholtz OF Little Potk
passed throush here Tuesday enrou,e
10 MarahalL.
Mr. and Mrs. Wick Davis were
shopping in Marshall Tuesday.
Mr.. Roy Piper was In this vicinity
Monday buying turkeys.
Mr., and c. Z, Brown We're trading
In slater Tuesday.
Mossrs Charley LaWloss and Gene
Yarnesdale OF Arrow Rock are build
ing a corn crib for l.. A, Brown.
Rev. Egan Herndon vas guest We'd
nesday Risht OF Mr. Lindsay Hall ana
family. 50
Charley Lanwood and jennings
Erown were in Slater Wednesday,
Mr.. Powell OF slater came down
Wednesday 10 put In the furance
for Mr.. c. u. Grown.
Several from here attend services
at Concord Friday eveninA Rev.
Herndon preached.
Miss blanche Drew was guest sew
oral days OF Misses Sarah and Kath-
|ryn stafford.
Miss Mary odell drove to tIarde-
man Thursday morning.
Butchering IS the order OF the day.
Miss Lillian Scott was week end
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
NEW HOME.

wishing every one O merry Christ
uar and % prosperous New Year.
Miss Ethel Cox spent Sunday with
her parents near Sweet Springs.
Several from this ncishborhood
zero shopping In Sweet sprinl 5
saturday
1lr1. .'audc Green Waited from
Wednesday until Sunday With her
.p.roats, STR. aud Mrs. %. 81. Harris.
SIR. and Nra. John Hlnck aud fam-
'ly spent Sunday with August Kat
leader and family.
Miss Dora HARRIS is spending her
two weeks vacation with her parcn,a.
Nrt. Lula M,nesolo came home
saturday afternoon "a spend Christ
MAS holidays with her parents, Aug
ust i,o.lcude- end family.
llarya p!crhing visited "a sclclla
saturday aHi Sunday.
Nr. and Hr5. 81. r.. Carmcan re-
.rrrod homo Wednesday after visit
'us relatives IN Eaaass city q Cow
daya.
Nr. and Nr5. Hugo stolbcrg and
,wo sons. ,lr. and Mrs. y. J.. Harris
aud ron, Crylllc. Mrs. Mau2c Crcou.
m OF Sweet Springs, ana Mrs. J. n.
Forlham wcsc guests Of q. 81. Harris
aud family Saturday nlgat aud sun
Day.
Wnllc Lcmmon nnd wife were
guests Sunday afternoon a. Angus,
E~a,l,udcrr.
John s., Harris visited last week In
Forohc1town.
J. u. Fordham butohcrcd hogs
Monday.
j.. j. Murray visited his daughter,
Nrs. Anna Hollis a tew days last
week.
Miss Lenora Wollncr and Mr..
Adclrh Webb were quietly married at
The country home OF the bride on sun
day afternoon, December a, 1913.
We extend our heartiest c|onsratula-
lions u the newly welded couple.
J.. J.. Murray returned Monday after
= short visit with his son. d, L. Muir
ray OF slater.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
lHARDENlAN


Chas. Niemeier, Jim Wood OF Mar.
shall were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Julius Reith Thursday.
May Goodloe spent Wednesday with
Anna Craig.
Ruth Davis returned TO her home
Saturday from Iowa 20 spend Xmas
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Davis.
Robert Schieszcr was the guest 81
his sister, Mrs. VIM. Bailey.
Henry Nlemeicr wife and daughter
Friday night with the former,
PARENTS in Marshall.
Mrs. Joe Hillcn was calling on Mrs
Arch Goodloc Thursday.
Mrs. August Niemeicr IS %improvina
and able TO be mp some.
Motifs S@chicpzcr moved a.. ramily
IN HIS new house Wednesday.
CLARK swinncy s. visiting with hi.
daughter. Mrs. August NIomeicr.
Alfred Davis. vie and son. drov,
To- Blsc.wator in their car Wcdncs.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. HUGO Catcrmann o.
Cooper visited with Robert Cater.
mann ana family. Tuesday.
Niemcicr brothers aud Julius Rcill
delivered thoif hogs to Blackwatei
Saturday.
Mrs. Arnold and con ncnnic o.
.Llmino arc visiting with Ben Jackson
and family this week.
Tom barometer ana wife. Julius
Roth and wi.c, Henry Nicmcior and
VITO were calling on Algu4t Slomc,ci
o. i vito Sunday.
Miss rarhar solonah lot for bci
home pm Marrinll SUNDAY 20 gpont
Tmae with hcmo FOLKS.
George Ni,mclcr ana aiay Goodlo,
wore IN Marshall Monday.
LOWS Unaomaior and vito wc-,
j'rror guest with licnry Hoaomc.o'
rrd family Sunday.
Anne UluEgh Garner OF Nlpton ua.
.tfo glcs' OF Nr'. A.. Davis Saturday
Clint Ia aisrc aud wife spent Sat.
.rday ana sunday with his parents.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
pLrk LIcK

iiuroh for the big snow. A Merry
Christmas ana a Happy New Year to
all.
Mrs. y. =. Thomas left Wednesday
ior Oklahoma. to visit her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c. Hayzc entertain
cd ut dinner Sunday, Geo. Barron.
vic and children and Mrs. NJ. T..
Wiuglicld and daughter, Minnie.
Mir. and Mrs. Gilbert Thomas and
Mrs. Jim Culbertsou were shopping In
Marshall Saturday.
Mira. Leslie johnson and Miss Annie
Thornton OF near Wanomakcr wore
al day guests or Mrs. @. -. Laslcy
Thursday.
Mr. Lester Terndon OF Mt. Olive
va calling at Blue Lick sunday oven
ms.
Mrs. Jim Taylor ana daughter woso
listing with Mrs. J. G. Huysc sutur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Dennis were pi
day visitors at Everett Dennis Sun
lay.
Little Miss Louie Zeigcl visited
Mrs. Hayso Thur ny. while 1tor par
ents were rhopping a, &C ce1nty s.at
Miss Mildred HcrndJl student OF
MARSHALL high school s. orcndiHs the
holidays with home folks.
Mrs. John Handlcy and children
lpont Saturday night with her rur-
enis. Mr.. and Mrs. c. Ncwland.
O.. =. barron and Mlsses Miur'o
'-g,ell ~crc shopping IN aarsh1''
"iay.
THO 'ioeunS c!osod sunday NJ n,
'iicut cny converts.
sir. anu Mrs. Lon Zoifcl and baby
visited Mira. ]. Scott. sr., Sunday.
Rev. J. u. Powers ncnt Saturday
Might with g. A. Barron.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
NORTON.

Mossrs. Otis and win Pomborton
Vent TO Kansas City Tuesday morn
iug and returned homo Wednesday
night each of them had q load OF
oUttle s%hiPpoduIfs them Thursday,
vhIch they had purchased while in
the city.
MIR. and Mrs, San Black were IN
Kansas City Wednesday.
Mr., Robert Long was in Kansas
City Wednesday.
Niles Mary Heinds OF Mt. Washing
ton visited relatives near Norton last
week,
Mesdames Elizabeth Dawes and
Anna Hawkins returned to their home
in Slater Wednesday. after a few days
visit with the latters daughters, Mrs,
N. II. awisher and Mrs. WIN pember-
ton.
Messrs II. A. Oarrett and II, II.
swisher were delayed in their moving
until Thursday, when they both left
With their goods for Jerico Springs.
Mrs. sWlsher aud Mrs. Garrett with
their childten spent the week end
with relatives and friends in Marshall
And win so TO Jeyieo SPRINGS IN a
few days, We are sorry to loose them
from our neighborhood and Wish
them prosperity In their new home,
Mr. aud Mrs, OILS Pemheston aud
children. benjamin. and Virginia were
in Marshall Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
.uest of homefolke near Napton.

guest OF homefolks near Napton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Il. Brown and son,
Arnold drove to Marshall Thursday in
the Brown car.
Masses Corinno and Hertie Spencer
were shopping IN Marshall Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. ". Brown and dau-
sitter, sallie. were in Slater Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. ]. West and daugh-
ter. Loreue and Miss Mary 01ell and
brother, Letcher were she u ing in
Marshall Saturday.
Miss Lillian Gibson passed through
here Thursday enrouto to Slater.
Miss Lucille West camo frcm MAY
shall Saturday to spend Xmas with
homo folks.
Thursday morning. December 18Th,
at high noon, Miss Ruth Finer, the
second daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Piper. was quietly married to Wilson
Hall. Rev. Eagan Hcrndon OF Gem
trulia. the officiating minister. The
Wedding march. THE Flower Song
was beautifully played BY Mrs. Frank
waits OF Howard county, sister OF tho
bride. only the immediate relatives
OF the bride and groom were present,
there heinz about thir,y IN number.
The bride worc a beautiful dress OF
cream mcesalinc. Tho groom wore
the conventional black. The brides
going AWAY suit was dark blue with
hat and flovcs TO match. After the
ceremony @ delicious dinner was ser, ID
cd. Tho bride end groom lott ON the
afternoon train for Kansas City,
, hcsc thcy VIII visit relatives for scy-
oral days. They win Dc at home to
uol- friends after January Ist. five
miles northeast Of Slater. We wish
them much success in their nov home.
4 merry Xmas and O. BRIGHT and
happy New Year to one and al.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
ARROW ROCK.

Carl Mosely Of Cooper was driving
on u strests Monday.
Herman Eilcrs aud wife were trad
Ing Monday with ~ merchants.
w. II. Fcnwick Of s]hacEolrord was
a gueft Monday az the home OF DR..
Mcclure.
s. II. yanArsdol or Gprinstioli
visited hia WHO and other relatives
here last wook,
Miss Edith CLANCY OF Aamonto IS
visiting at the home o. her uncle, ".
IL. Edwarda.
Norris Davidson aud family moved
lest week to tho farm OF d. Lawless
near town,
Miss Lcora Edwards OF Kansas City
arrived Tuesday and viii spend her
holidays with home folks.
jesse Kinchloe and Nelson West OF
Cooper were on our streets Monday,
Miss Ruth Piper and Mr.. Wilson
Hall were married Thursday, Decent
Der is. 1913, a. the home OF the
lprents,. Efr. ana Mr5' II. G..
.fipcr. Rey. Hefhdon iiciating,"
Jim wood and wiie tlbm north Of
town were among the shoppers here
Wednesday,
Mrs. John Reynolds ana Miss Julia
Turley OF Cooper were callers Wodnes-
day afternoon ON little Harold Bling
ham TurleS.
WIN Wisdom and VITO were shop
ping and visiting relatives at the coun-
~ seat Thursday.
Herman Asselmeyor and wife of
near Little Rock were visitors We'd
nesday AZ the home OF John B~ierbaum.
y, Lawless left Wednesday morn
Ing for II Scott Kas in response to a
message stating that his son-in-law.
Mr.. sherman, had died very suddenly
Tuesday night.
John Duncan, n former citizen OF
this community, hut now OF Helena,
Montana. was in town Thursday, re-
newing acquaintance with old friends
and neighbors.
Miss Blanch Townsend of the
Brownlee ncishborhood was a visitor
Thursday at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. Pafilee Dingham.
Fred Bierbaum aud wife OF the
country were calling and shopping in
town Saturday,
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
!. A. Davis Sunday.

\. a. Davis sunday.
Miss Lcnora wallner OF New Home
vicinity and Adolph Weber of Sweet
Springs yer married Sunday at noon
by Rev. Bcrnthal at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. Henry Cook.
MIR. and Mrs. John Howell, MIR. and
Mrs. A w. Howell were transaotlng
business in Arrow Rock Wednesday.
Mrs. Lou Piper and Miss Alma
spent Thursday night with Mrs. Ray
mond Lame OF Marshall.
A. w. Howell pnd daughter, Miss
Pearl and son, Jewell were Marshall
traders Thursday.
Mrs. Price OF Kansas City is visit
ing at r. ID. Embreyr.
Miss Vic Jovy who teaches at
Kensas city and her nephew, Ira
.vonor Hunter, who is a pupil OF a
r,enual training school there will
spend their Christmas vacation with
Mr. and Mrs. George Hunter at their
country home, south OF Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
Merry Christmas and d

Merry Christmas and happy nek
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Carmean OF
Sweet Springs and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Davis spent Sunday at NJ. #.
Carmeans.
Misses Frances Reager and Nellie
Boulware were shopping, In Sweet
Springs Thursday. rs
Misses Maymfe Terrell and Lonella
Coulter we're dinner guests at l.. s.
Sames sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Bolts left FRI
day for sedalia, where they viii visit
before returning to their n-me in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas, Harris CT Ma
Sam Fulkerson were visitors in Sweet
Springs Saturday.
Several We're pleasantly entertained
ut d. NJ. Harris Saturday evening.
Mrs. Raymond Davis ana mother,
Mrs. carmean were choppers IN
Sweet springs Thursday.
Early Davis vas q dinner guest at
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
BLACKBURN.

Fred bro. eimcycr was shopping
IN Uissinsyille Thursday.
Ml5s Noiiic Frlsoll visited friends
IN Marshall friday.
Ma. cynthia Hit Nelson and fri
end, Miss Carrie Clark Of Kansas
City came down Friday 20 visit the
terriers mother. They returned
home saturday evening.
Mia.cg Anna Laura polot and
Helen Warhlurn came in from War
ranahrg Saturday O. splnd the holt
icys with homc'ol|
Mrs. Low Unrner was q passenger
10 uigr,aaviiie Friday afternoon and
returned on The evening train.
1io,damo3 y. So. Chiswcil ana C
a. n.chuft were Xmas shopping Ia
EaHa18 Ci,y Friday aud Saturday.
W'as Stella Rokhop was "a shopper
ir I|isfinHyilc Friday.
William M]ns,cf11u and sister. Miss
1cldya v'sl.rd az the county selt
Saturday.
Mrs. s. Eclhor lcft Friday to
lIord the holidays wish relatives at
Cclr Camp.
Dave Entrcbin won't to slater Fri
day Tor % lev days v,s!t % relative
ahd friends.
Mrh H'lry Fitzpatrick returned
homo Friday evening from a visit Co.
her duu'htcr. Mr5. VIM. Fitzpatrick
aad family 20 Kansas Ciy.
Chorie Nacncr is ha,i1s . new nd
i.,.ou buiii TO his house.
HguiIa hancock. who go a%ttcndiur
r,hool "a plattsbuTg, came in Friday
10 spend Emas with his aunt. Nrs.
Geo. Liter and family
Mlar Marguerite Downs won't to no.
10 An a. Ea-,hau TusIsy. 90 spend
t,r vacation with homeiolhs.
H,a. L.. T.. Zolicrs lct Wednesday
r. spend tto winter with her sister
Hrg. Eoss ~ Eaueas Cl,y.
NrE. Wesley Feith %, Ill~rgiasylllc
o.. cnt several dess ,h,s week with hor
raaun.athcr, n. Wcrscn1orI aH1 dam
shtcrs.
M-r. 4. =. NoCarty Of Dover, S.
horn to spend tho holidays with hor
taushtcr, Alrr, n. 50. Ross aud fam
~.
james swift, an oil resident OF
Blackburn. loft two weeks ago to
ism his VIC ANA dluehtcrs In Arl-
zou'a, Tho news has just reached
here OF hls sudden death, which wa
oaaaod 10y pneumonia.
Mrs. Ciydo LogGdgu was fhoppins
o. U~'Vginsyillo Monday,
Miss Corine |Crutch:.eii LETT Tues
G9y for her home at Waryensbuyg, 90
sTcna Xmas with her parents,
Invitations arc out for the Xmas
ball. which "a to be given by the
young people OF town, December
18th. Lexington orchestra VIII fur
nlsh the music and all are ~cnticapat-
Inc a gr,nd time.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
jEsTri..

4 Merry Christmas to enc end 81,
Mrs. Ffnnk Davis was shopping IN
Marshall Friday,
Mrs. obed Noble 10 visiting hor sen
John Noble and family and Is going 90
i;ny ont until after Christmas.
There were several who b%utchorod
hogs IN this nelghborhood last week,
Mrs. Pete sadewhito was not so well
last week.
Mr.. Aught Haynie spent the DAY
sunday with Mr., \, X, LOWS,
Mrs. Jim Lewis. Mrs, Brnck Lurp
and Mira. Walter Wade attended tho
'arpet rag %tacklng at Mrs. Jotf Rawl-
lngs Wednesday.
The shooting match at Mr., Track
Eurps Thursday afternoon was q good
success.
Mrs. Mollie Doan spent from Fri
day until Sunday with her noleo, Mrs.
Tom Lewis.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
DAVIS DISTRICT.

Ernest Brummitt and family we.o
Sunday guests at the home OF Jesse
Wood.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. CAKitchen
Tuesday, Decem,e 10, a son.
Miss Florence Norman visited Miss
.Etta COOK Sunday. elouJ 10 uptl'l
Mrs. Clifford c1SSbofit and chill
dteh OF near Miami Eii NtHvetM iaIr
at rho' ilcme 6Be.. " FbIrtrgo or
Mrs. Moliio stephens aad deughtt 1
visited Slater relatives Saturday and
sunday.
Len jenkias. vife and baby spent
Sunday a. he --mo OF George Jets.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
h. ana Mrs. noy a%rossman.

AR. aud Mrs. Roy Grossman.
Friday was a busy day with our
merchants. Among those from the
country trading here were Mr.. and
Mrs. straud wager, Mrs. s.. u. Thomp-
son, Lee lnglo and mother, Mr.. and
Mrs. Marion Dial, Mir. WIN. Dial, Mrs.
John Hickman, Mrs. r. Il. Cunning
ham, Mr. and Mrs. Ike Canine and Mr..
and Mrs. Charlie Conway.
Mr.. oscar McClclland has resigned
his position with the Missouri Pacific
Railway in Marshall and is ut home
Tor the pregent.
Mrs. Lester Woodsmall same down
from Morghall Tuesday and ia visiting
with hor father, j. VI. Baker and lam
lily.
Mr.. Linville Whitc was trading In
Hoonyilc Wednesday.
d.. Vi. T. Barnes was t%ransactinR
.tu.irtsu in Marshall wednesday.
Miss Nellie smith spent a portion OF
this week visiting her s%lstcri, Mrs.
Horncr.
Howard McMahan OF Napton was Ia
town Wednesday.
a business meeting OF the Epworth
Lcaeue was hold 90 the church Friday
Tight.
Miss Ida Cunningham. who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Notde
Licrctt Tor some time returned to her
homo near Marshall Wednesday.
Miss Nadre Scott OF Koping has
hoor visiting Minis Roma Vardcman,
M'a. Ntttic Ligsctt aud other friends
hero Tor several days.
Airs. Harry Hudson of Arrow Rock;
.rcrt Wednesday In town With Mrs
". W. Wlloy.
Thd children OF tho Methodist Sun
lay school viii Give q play at tho
church ON Christmas Eve, entitled.
sleepy Santa"
Mr J.. j.. wood made "a huslnc-l
,tip 90 Norrhull wednesday.
Mrg. John Mari OF near Ridrc prai-
re visited relatives 80 N,rshall the
irat ot the week..
Aosdamos T.. +. and ". T. Rhoades
wore shopping Ia town Friday after.
neon.
Tho Christian Sunday school wiz
have a Chrlstmal tree at tUclr church
Car.tmas cvc. Tho Preabytcriap
Sunday school also intends having
exercises.
M.srcg Ronl verdiman GaJ Madec
scott front Friday uirht the guests
or Miss Geor9ia Taylor.
Misa Ethel Cllcincr and O number
ol her puplia arc %prep1rlnn 20 give an
Entertainments ut the Ncfts hall dur
Ing tho holiday FOR the benefit OF tho
Nurrol school. Tho name OF The
comedy la "Wov out Wcst."
M-.ptLu'o Thcrp. Ftssros Hlvgin-
hot,ism, r'arsarct Berlin. Ccorpla
md Emuia Taylor and SIR. Oscar
Ycuu.cr were among those from horo
Who attended, the hoS supror az tho
Mrrreu school house Thursduy ulcht
SIR. and Mrs. A.w. Csllcsplc OF.
near hero worc ghcnpms M Boonyl,lo
Tucaday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26

Mr.. Lewis Richardson OF RocNleni,
rainc, s. hero to ercnd thchollduys
a,th his sons. Mcssru Don aud uugh.
Mrn. g. NJ. Baker entertained the
Eedncsday Club "wednesday after
aeon
NFe. A. K. Canada has returned TO
ser homo here in town and VIII I've
s..l hc: sen. Iva thls winter.
ca Wcducll !, December lith, Mr..
srpugtqI of oar town and #isa
g ae'ct.o Haas o. slater were married
81. tic homo OF tho hrld, sc Two o.
'c'tcE. Thoso from hero present were
'ss. y. y. sappiugton. mother OF ,hc
goom. Mr. Wm. -. sippington, a bro
o. or and wi,o'and Miss Lula Thorpe.
.Tac above rnrty accompanied By the
o. de ana groom returned 10 Nelson
Wednesday afternoon. SIR. Sappihg-
.s,n is a mciahtr OF the firm, Sapplng
.t,n Bros, ard has been IN bUsino8a
here for some tlmo. tie has lived In
dis vicinity since childhood. Miss
Haas YVES formerly n teacher In u
public school here, and has, since her
i.at year here, been a frequent visitor
q ur toan. Tho young couple have
2 hsst OF friends hero, who wish thom
IA t-ppy successful married no:
Tut List came In Friday alter
neon lr,m Falton, whore she has boon
nitond'0 chool at 6~yrodicel college,
.clo Wa ompanied by ma OF her
friends who viii spend the holidays
with her.
Prof. l.. s.. Nelson went to Mar
ssoll THURS 2 afternoon on business,
Mrs. Frani, MARI ana little son OF
tho Ridge Prairie vicinity were shop
PINS IN town Thursday.
Mrs. Iva Canada was shopping In
roonyilo Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mra. George Crockett o.
Marshall took dinner at hotel il,sgin-
hottham Thursday, In the q ernocn
TOY drove out 10 the country with
Mr.. Abe Mari and made a little visit
With him and his mother .
J. II. C. sandidse or Blattweter
,amo IN W9dneSdey ava rpent the
VIZ hI2'h6tA6r
&. -9t Shouse lot
Thursday morning Tor Princeton, No.
where they Will visit with the lattcr's
PARENTS for awhile, They Will pro-
Itahly make thelg home there this win
ter.
Mr.. LOWS Black came In Thursday
morning from Iowa, to spend the holi-
plays with his mother. Mrs. ]. NJ, Bak-
or, MIR. Black has been in Iowa since
spring and his many friends are glad
to have him in town again.
A number OF. the young people from
here attended The shoe box supper
given a. tho Murrell school house
Thursday night.
Mr.. Charlie Rhoades was trading In
Boonyillo Friday.
Mrs. Lon Charles and Miss Lorine
Robertaon were shopping here Friday.
on account OF the new crossing that
is heing put in between l.. NJ. Haynie's
residence and that OF ]. Payne, we
have had street lights In town all
lnight long several nights this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnert came in FRI
day for u visit with the latter's par
,ents, Mr. and Mrs. +. II. Koenis OF
near here, They spent Friday With
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26
GRAyp PASS.
J. II. Uphans and son, william.
were IN Marshall Tuesday.
William.

J. IL. Uphans and son, william.
were In Marshall Tuesday.
MIRO. Clarence Rowiey OF Texas, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary Nc
Reynolds.
Mrs. Alexander and little son. were
doing some Christmas shopping in
Marshall Tuesday.
Little Miss Tina Byers left Saturday
for Dewitt. where she viii spend the
winter with her aunt and attend
school there.
Mr.. and Yrs. Nathan Humphreys
went to Marshall Tuesday in their car.
MIS-. a. E. Riley was in Malta Bead
friday.
Mrs. FL. McBeynolds and little
sons. Robert and Archie. we're shop
pins in Marshall Thursday.
John Plattner has returned from
Kansas CITY with two car loads OF
cattle. also. n. D. German has return
ed frcm Che city with one car load OF
COWS.
Mira. Lima Edwards was in Marshall
Wednesday,.
For salc-Torty.fivo or iiuy skunks
an good stripes, no Grips. prices reas-
'olable. Any one interested write to
frank Moore, roulcs. Malta Bend.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26

~ tho Duncan sale. Tuesday there
gas offered Tor sale an ola time OK
yoke. which was nj least 60 or 20
ears old. Many saw one gold at Cec-
Icn Tor ,be first time Il was bid Ia
ry Abraham Romlnc OF Arrow Rock,
s. no viii preserve Il among other ~.
Yes o. the Santa SO Trail days
Globe G1liaia.