The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26

over anu killed. Wnlie cfOSSinR the v.
* A. bridge at Glasgow, about two
years ago.
Alex Grels az Biackwater, who re-
Gently sold hts farm and had a public
sale, was In Marshall Saturday and
Informs us that he expects to move 20
Gilman, Ill. In another week. We
regret to have Mr.. Greis leave Central
Missouri, but wish him much prosper
fly in Illinois.
n. NJ. sutherlin was In Marshall last
Thursday on his way home. in Kansas
City. from Forest and West Point.
Miss. where he has been for the past
two months looking after gravel road
construction in the interest OF the su-
therlln Bond Co. Of Kansas City.
Mr.. Christ Zimmerman OF Napton
will leave Saturday for Sedalia, where
he will Walt his daughter. Mrs. Louise
Fisher. From Sedaiia Mr.. thinner.
man and daughter will visit relatives
aud friends at indianapolis. Ind. Gin
Ohio; Lawrenceburg. Ind,
and Muskoda. III. They expect to be
gone about six weeks.
June X. King lost his fine herd
bull Victoria Snow Flake, which was
by lighting Friday night. No
doubt this was the finest bull In 81.
line county and II was valued at
$1,000.
A good crowd attended the w. w.
: mbarger sale at Wilton Springs
Tuesday. everything brought a good
price.
wni @. Reid OF the Mauch jewelry
store was called to Greenfield. Ill.,,
Tuesday on account OF the death OF
his grandmother. Mrs. Reid.
dranitoid walk Is being installed
IN place OF the old brick walk run
ming east and west on the northside
OF the Bank OF Saline. This is a
much needed Improvement.
John Lansdon and daughter. MISS
Efiic OF Carlo. H.. are here the
yucats OF June X Kings family. MIR.
I.ansdon IL q brother OF Mrs. w. X.
Mahard. who has been 30 III.
ROY. J.. 8. smith. who whs assigned
to Smiths chapel and shiloh chur-
nj the Southwest Methodist con-
ference In session at Nevada. Will
move with HIS vile to Napton for the
coming year.
Mrs. w x. ,Mahard. who has been
20 IN nj the home OF her daughter.
Mrs. June King. IL reported TO be
somewhat improved. Mrs. A. G..
Frazier OF Boonyille. n granddaughter.
Il ut the King home.
T. e. Jones. OF route 3, made us q
substantiah visit Wednesday and let
,hrce renewals. m for himself and
his two sons. DR.. II. l.. and J. h.
OF Kansas City. Mr.. Jones
says his sons are neeily located Ia
Kansas City and are doing we'll.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins OF Norton and
Mrs. Ed. Hawkins OF Fairville spent
Monday In the county seat, They were
hero to do some shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. +. weggner OF
Blackburn we're among Thursdays
visitors.
Fred Martin has returned from
Kansas. where he spent several days
with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. l.. Davis OF s64
South English received a telegram
Wednesday morning from sedalia
stating that their daughter, Mrs, Eva
Herring. was Ill and for her to come.
Mrs. Davis left on the 8 o'clock, Mis-
souri, Pacific for sedalia. Mr.. Davis.
who informed us Of the above did no,
learn how III his daughter q 1t is
hoped her recovery will be iepid.
l.. C. shsckeltord Of Napton was a
business Visitor In Marshall Wednes.
day .91itMr shaehel FORD 5nst recently
returned from Iadsfsft TO relatives %
points IN kentacky9 and 1Tenheasee
Fanai enjoyed ais trip very much!
The Live Stock Journal OF Kansas
City OF Friday says NJ. w. Pile a
prominent stockman OF Saline county
marketed ia head OF lambs that
averaged SO pounds and sold at 1886
the top OF the market.
Duck hunting on the Missouri RI
YER will only be allowed during Nov
ember and December In the future
according to the federal government