The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
MIAMI

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A gentlema from indiana was in
Miami last week calling on our mer-
chants trying to cell mud baths. The
merchants did not invest because the
Missouri river Is right in touch Of
tho Miahians and the mud baths can
be had without money or price.
p. G. Sullivan. our post master had
as guests In his home on last SUN
day. Mrs. Annis Lampkin and son,
4 Neville OF Kansas City; Miss Lucille
Buie OF Fayettc. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Harris OF Sharon and Mrs. Gregg
end little daughter OF Shawnee,
Oklahoma.
Robert Req, wife and daughter OF
Carrollton spent Sunday with their
Burruss relatives.
Rev. Bianey OF Marshall preached
Sunday a. m. and also in the D. IN.
at our Presbyterian church. He will
occupy the pulpit again on the end
Sunday In August.
Mrs. j. Hawk Noonon of Excell-
sior Spriny Is took home with her for
a visit recently. Mrs. Arthur Noonon
OF Marshall and little Floy Hudson
OF near Miami.
J. G. Kitchen and wife OF Marshall
all visiting in the home Of VIM. A.
Cabbell and wife this week.
Jacob Rummell and VIII HaynIe.
two OF II thrifty farmers transact
ed business in Marshall las, week.
Fine rains have made fine crops
and fine crops make fine money nnd
good cheer generally. g the bic
chautauqua in Marshall this yea
will be greater than ever Program
Will be given later on. 81
John sibley and family OF Spring
vile. California, write that they nrt
enjoying life and that Mr.. Sibley ha'
been promoted In his business Gnr
gets a larger salary.
The little daughter. who has &c
Gently been born to Mr.. and Mrs. s
=. Peterman has been named Dorth!
Bell.
]. +. Webster. who went TO attend
the Gettysburg reunion Is expected
home this week.
Mrs. J.. w. Barnhlll, n former
Miami lady and son. Clinton and wife
were visitors In our town Sunday.
Mac Haynie Is nj home again from
Kansas City. where he went for a
second treatment for the removal OF
n growth on his face. lie is much
improved.
Robert Parrish, who was success
fully operated on in Kansas City for
an inword trouble, IN now very much
complaining with a bilious attack
since his return home.
Thomas Minor, who has been
sufferer for twelve years with loco
mote ataxia, continues TO suffer very
much and is growing weaker gradu-
ally.
VIM. Long OF the Fairville neigh
borhood passed through Miami Mon
day on Is way home with n nice
bunch of cattle he purchased for TIN
purpose OF feeding while OF his farm
w. j. Norris. who represents a log
firm In Chicago known MS the c. l.
Willy Log Co., went to Moberly on
Sunday to see his manager. Mr.. and
Mrs. Norris have been boarding n
John Kietfers this summer and hav'
travelled for 12 years for the Walnut
Log Co.
u. l.. Stanley, wife and daughter,
Alta came down In their car from
wakenda Sunday to visit John Jcn-
ning's family.
Messrs Morris and Hines have beer
In our vacinity recently, advertising
the new Texas town, called. slaton.
They say It is only IS months old
and has 5000 inhabitants. II Is said
30 be a beautiful fertile county. Miss
Mary switzer, a Saline coifhty etrI
has bought twp, lots in this garden
spot OF the lone atar state. tlsl|
The late storm has put fresh cour-
age In the lightning rod men and
started them ont on the roads SELL
ing their rods. Many people around
Miami now have them at their resid-
ences and out buildings.
John Williams and family OF the
plains have had their relative, Miss
Lucy Hisle with them for a weeks
visit.