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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-07


miles west OF kearneysViiie' on me
road leading from martHsDuiE 20
Charles Town. On
Tuesday, February 25th, 1913.
commencing at ~ O'Clock a. M we
following personal property "ithon'
reserve;
Head OF Horses ana Colts.
No /. Beuiah, bay mare, weighing
1850 iba,. WORKS anywhere hllehea,
a good brood mare. in ioal' coming u
years Ola no. q LENA Drown MAJ p
1870 pounds. WORKS any where hltch-
ed. in toa' by Percheron Morse ~
years old no ), Johh. brown morse
weighing 1928 lbs iine leader "ofka
anywhere hitehed; No L. IhaFiey, .
years old, black, Weighing 1900 IDS
has been worked IN the lead some 4
years Old; No ), Charley, brown morse
weighing 100 lbs, RO0d strap morse,
and No. ] driver, years old NO. b.
Nellie, bay mare, weighing IVJo IDS
fine driver fearless OF steamer or ;tu-
tomobile, years Old No. . Fannle,
brown mare, weighing 30 IDS Hhe
driver years old NO ., berkeley,
bay colt, years Old, sired by befkiey
Wilks.
" head OF Cattle.
head me fHIch COWS, VIII De
fresh by day OF safe; 3 hue thorough.
bred heifu, head OF iat cattle, }
uHe Durham bAii. years ola baiahce
thrifty young cattle.
II Head OF Hcgs
brood soWa, one with pigs low,
two viii iair0W ~ day oi SAFE J
thoroughbred Berkshire boar balance
thrifty shoats.
Farming implements.
! fourhorse Studebaker wagon, a
inch tread, ] two-horse Brown wagon
and bed, l set Of hay ladders 70 II.
long, ] spring wagon with top, / tall-
ing top buggy l tWo-hofse slelsh,
Corn King manure spreader 70-bnshel
bed; l Deerlng binder t-loot cut,
tongue truck FOR binder; Deeflng
mower, 5.ioot cut, good; ] Superior
grain drlil, GOOD as new only drilled
I40 acres; l Simplex double row corn
planter DISK good as new, with 80
rods OF cable; Hooking Valley corn
planter; disk harrow lS-lhch disk;
) cultlYators, Two beers ana one
buckeye; 11ger morse rake, sell
dump: ! Scientific corn cutter; ! star
corn crusher; Oliver chilled plows
No 40; ? harrows, one spring tooth
lever harrow one 4-square; / land
roller : double shovel pioWs; ! sin
gle shovel plow; l corn coVerer; ell
der press, good as new; set of
blacksmith tools; | forge; lot OF sin
gle, double and treble trees; z pairs
of spreaders; log chains; ? sets of
breast chains, ] set OF butt traces, )
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Martinsburg Furniture Company


chaser to give note with approved Sc
curity, negotiable and payable at the
Merchants & Farmers Bank of Mar
tinsburg, w. Va. Under $1,000 cash.
No property to be removed until set
tied for. per cent. off for cash.
J. w. B. EVANS.
]. w. Dodd, Auctioneer. SD-1-24-31
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the Bank of Martinsburg, with inter
est from date, but if paid at maturity
interest will be RENTED. Under SO
cash No property to be removed
until terms of sale are complied with.
w. F. MANSPEAKER & SONS.
Dodd and Hoffman, Auctioneers.
Harwood Burkhart. Clerk
SD 9 I II Al
w . II Is 10 20 81
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-07

Itch Itchl Scratch! Scratch!
Scratch. The more you scratch the
worse the itch. Try Doan's Ointment
For eczema, any skin itching. soc. a
box.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-07
PUBLIC SALE

VALUABLE PERSONAL PROPERTY


VALUABLE TehooNA-
Inc uhuersisiieu ihtenulls 70 us
continue farming WIN sen at pubic
auction on 'he oeatoh Miiler Iarin' TWO
mics east Oh Marti ms Oh
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY H. 1878
commencing at ~ CLOCK d. H. 'le
lolio"lhs personal property to'"i''
rour r7eSo u r'orseS
NO MAUI II years oiu' @elsiiiiis
LOW los' ~ ven 'e'i
olu' "eisi'lhs iAVo us W. D
Flora' ears oiu' "ei tsii'i. i-oV ~,
w. = ~ = ca, w. i,i"e ~
i"'
leaders; ..,s- .sf-.e,
r1aI'ess'
oelS VI "nNSN 1859 e0'1 $50
new
ca'tie'
our NJ l inii0l' oo"'
Farming ''nP'e''e"'e
"asoh' soou do ny" wv" "
wagon prac'icailS new no eop 0ue
ey' pliiue' III soou span pio" .
one ollNei oiiiiieu anu o'e '
Deetlhs ino"ei' :" eo0I .
double corn planter . haii o"S'
spi i 'its y ~ y
teeth' Z ploWs' one ao"o,e 'noYe' CIV
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Terms of Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator of
the estate of NJ. M. Knadler deceased,
l give notice to all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the estate to
come forward promptly and make set
tlement And to those having claims
against the estate to present said
claims properly authenticated for pay
ment.
JAMES H. FULK,
Administrator of Esate of M. M. Knad-
Ter. Deceased. SD-1-24-4t
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For Group or sore throat use DR..
Thomas Eclectic Oil Two sizes, 25c
and 50c. At all. drug stores.
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PUBLIC SALE Of
PERSONA. PROPERTY

-rt ,,,l-.-;,.,.l i,,t,.li.,,- 10 AZ,
,o,ai,,,, f.,,.,,;,,, ,,,;il soII ~ :, 10 ,,,,os-
o o,t 'il,'sf ia ,'. ., b,If ,pitas
ons+ ~ MANN ,,,,.,, 80, mo rnad laad.
49, e,,,,,, H., l,i,.',.I,,. I'm to +ha
az ,lt,or',s,,l,,.,, ,,fi.os o,,
e g. r t,roa oo,a 4o4o
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S soiir,js ~ t,V Ut.
lia,a =. .Jors.o
No 49,. -, -, f,o,..,, COM
INA, ,.oa,. All ~ ,na7,d dri,,,,r o,,d
i''3 - 1ird ~. 80
$50, ,.., "a -, ~ ..;n,rto
~ e. H., h,al,1 -, oo,,'iro.
. i5 80 '''s - L.. 80
,t,.,, 49, A., lSi0,o ha,, ~
oor,,f,e' ,,..o,. .,,i,t si,..,d b, T., - -
masters horse
7 Head of Cattle.
Three will be fresh by dav of sale.
/ the first OF March. 1 in September:
/ good bull. vearling calf.
40 chickens.
E,ru,i,, I.,,,,n,,o,+s
t,,o-b0rsa 2,,,,,,rn ,,,acon o.ircb
.ro,a. ,,a.,,,,,. o,o,,l,a .,,I,r,r tira
bns~y " = Iodarer,s make oood nc
80 nm, - et,aI ~, 49,. -,
r.Cad cor1i,ion' oo,. ar,,,a'-' G,ai.
s sGGu 0s ra nr" dr Iq','i cL Nam
MON mower. borse ai rake. harshear'
piow No %. mn gn1ipg tooth bar ,,,,,
eood a. nGo. rl,r ,se bar,d,,-.
60 CO.. sn ~ ,'.do ,''' r ,i", @ood
NV. sfn,,la ,,7t do,,bIa ebo,.d1 49,.
sirsio ana donIio 1919 tne and snr p'or
oro7,,d stid,,. Mo. lo,r o,,oi,is
~, b.rI ia. 49,, Il, 49,, q[,,,
df,i,,. ,.i =. .'' ni7,,I,,,;,i,
omt6t onnsisin a. Eo,iou.s o,,' and
,,isa. einoI,, 80 1Iantor' ci,tt nc
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-02-07
PUBLIC SALE OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned, intending to dis
continue farming, viii sell at his resi-
dence, on the Tom Wolfes farm,
situated miles south of Jones Spring
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A credit of nine months viii he
given Oh all sums OF $1,000 and over,
purchaser to give note with approved
security, negotiable and payable at
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a credit of twelve months will be
given on all sums over $1,000, pur.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

cur little town "a aga.a jae c,u
er Of attraction on last saturda
hen our great 'ayorite, the %ondc.
and. pulled into landing and mad
lo community musical with th
cot strains O the caliiou7.
ult viii make itB last ap .cnrnnrc .n
lr town ON the Gth o. O',oler.
f.ro. W. A. Turner. n former
.1cher OF the hich school IN Miami
DO o-ms The writer that he is pros
DIN iu iho zeal estate Ia iErs. %
rlls,lio. No. lie sends klni 70
% ~ TO MS Miami friends.
a. John lcnuinas an 4 ron Fred
ia 'hc 1T iouud 10
,n'1 ',r" .lcy visited
aad Stanley homes and O.
.r, Tos u.lla Tho ricai ca
w china. 20 vornr slater no
'i'o' -r a.
,',a
l1. 'Im'r iamrs 80
.r' % 'irni. ''r. Chi'r
''
IT,. H
t3 iroln Rlr bono uear ,icf
'ru ma ,t"ondll woaoor'aad'F '
''w 'e"r'
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
MT. LEONARD

Mrs. sam Dowden returned TO her
home In Kansas City the first OF the
week after a two weeks visit with re-
latives.
Mr.. II. c. Potter and family o.
Malta Bend were Sunday guests of c.
l.. Grimes and family.
Mrs, Charley Shepard. who has
been very seriously Ill for the past
few days is reported a little better Mt
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Lynch OF Sedalia
and Joe Welsh also OF Sedalia return
I'd home Sunday after being summon
ed home on account of the Illness and
death OF their father. MIR, James
Welsh.
Mrs. Thorpe OF Kansas City arrived
Saturday to be with her sister, Mrs,
Charley Shepard.
The w. G. T, U, society enjoyed n
splendid meeting with Mrs. A. ID, and
Lloyd Cort on Thursday OF last week
An Instructive program was rendered
after which a nice evening was spent
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

.za"a ~. nis .OI iner pace o. business
ID the @. +. Taylor building.
A. +. Bishop is having quite a
"ush In his grocery store this sum.
ncr. lie thinks his bread sale.
',a;e helped his other sales wonder
uily. His Hight bread. buns, CHINA
man rolls, etc, sell like hot cakes"
Ollie Burns and wife OF Marshall
p re over Sunday 10 visit In th'
home of Mrs. NJ. X. Burns. Ollie al
,ays visits his mothers fine frui
rtcs when bearing and takes HON,
sith him some OF the finest irui
gfown In the county,
John II. Dyer OF. Fairville came
r -r to Miami and purchased fror
lllc und Forden some very fine
hes.
on Monday Walter utley took In
ais car to Marshall Raymond Ed
,onds. Geo, Cunningham and Waller
1wrins. These gentlemen went
90 20 attend to the settlement OF
&c Hawkins estate.
a ter on absence OF three weeks
4u writer OF Miami notes has re-
nod aud will resume her work
in a keener intellect and a more
t'utod pen, made 3 o by the rest
sre. She took In the beautiful,
OWNS of Mexico and Moberly. She
realty enjoyed the Chautauqua at
exico as well as Barnum g. Bailey's
i-cus Decides many other attrac-
ions which help to refresh the mind
~ body. After this she expects &c
I've the readers OF this paper all the
ITicnt topics OF the day besides
nuch food for thought.
Dr. II. II. Sullivan and wife and
80 'riend. Miss Sue ulrey. went
, o Marshall Thursday on a shop
mg trip.
richard llolten OF Miami station
was over Wednesday night lookinr
some affairs OF the heart.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Cooper were dinner guests McdL,
day OF Miss Lee Lawless.
Miss Grace and Flora Cralg %. Eoa
Little Rock were among the c.oNd g..
town Wednesday afternoon.
Gene VanArsdoll aud wife arc o.
IoIcing over the arrival OF au o.
pound son NJ their home Thuggdg,
September II.
DIR. II. G. Bradshaw's sale was wei.
attended Wednesday afternoon au
everything sold fairly well.
Joe Scott and wife OF West llasd'
man attended the sale wcdnor'r
l.. A. Wilmarth and vi G.
Freeman and wife were anon
from Cooper who were ut the ale.
Mrs. Tom Hasiomeler ana .i.9
Pearl Hasiomcior OF near HnrdrTl-
were shopping In town wcirc
afternoon.
Mrs q. p. Martin has purrhe
Watson Digs house and So
stand will NATE arTangcm
once to have Il moved on her lot Ho
! OF the Masonic hall.
Mrs. Dave Green and dnn 'h''-
Miss Helen OF the country were no
ping here Wednesday.
Y. d. McNahan o. Coopcr see ,rnl.
ing Thursday with our merchants,
Tom Sims aud wife o. near ni1 3
alter were among the crowd On
"edncsdny afternoon
Wnl Eichman returned 'rhr
rom n business trip 10 Kcnsc -
Mrs. Frank Fisher OF near Ci'i"
was n visitor o. Miss Loo Ilwlr
rom Thursday until Friday.
Mrs. J.. S. Hoggc aud son aud Mr.
Schnur returned Friday from q Few
days stay at Excelsior SPRINGS. Mr.
Hogs remained for n LONGER stay O..
the benefit OF his health.
Jesse Polndexter and ana
Marshall were guests saturda' ~
OF Mrs. Lou Polndexter.
Miss Lee Lawless let Ga't,.
for Marshall on her way TO h
school which she will teach this
winter about ten miles south OF
Marshall.
Mesdames Smith OF Bunceton am
Woodward OF Speed were weekend
visitors OF their uncle. Joe Higgins.
w. A. Wells and wife were Guestf
Sunday OF II. NJ. Watts and VIE n
Slater.
w. II. Hibbard and wife motorod
to Boonville Sunday whore thoy
spent the day.
Rev, snapp filled his last appoint
ment at the Methodist church Sunday
before conference,
Deal Reynolds left last week fol
California where he will reside fol
the future. iiup 1oil 1i, irI 20 D.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Delightful refreshments
we're served consisting of cream and
two kinds Of cake. The evening was
heartily enjoyed by all, socially az
IA as q good program enjoyed. T
MIR. James Welsh of this place died
on Wednesday OF last week. Septem-
her 10, 1913. MIR. Welsh was about
eighty years old and was real feeble
set was con ined to his bed only &
cw weeks before his death. In los
.ng Mr.. Welsh we feel as a commun-
ity the fact OF having lost n good fri
end and good honorable citizen from
1ur midst. Vet we feel his life to
awe been a race well run, his mission
looomplisbed. Tho community cx
rnd3 sympathy 60 The lcroaved an.
iiy.
The ladies OF the w. G. 4. q. VIII
sc an ice cream supper nt the hotoi
u Friday night, September 10.
worry body invited to come.
TIE ladies missionary society held
'rir regular meeting At the home o.
10. Maude Gentry lead by the prcsi.
lent, Mrs. T. S. Smith. After an In
~iofostlng program the society e%lcctc'
.rw oIiccrs for tho coming year.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
ROCK

The drouth is broken as VIZ had .
good rain Thursday which was very
much appreciated.
SCHOOL opened Monday With a good
ATTENDANCE, There r quite a nun
Der OF pupils from the country school
this term.
J.. NJ. Stivers, u new merchant,
left Tuesday on a business trip to
Oklahoma.
Rev. Snapp and family and Mrs
VIII Eichman motored to the county
seat Tuesday. :
Miss Ruby Poindexter spent sever
al days In Marshall last week at the
home OF her brother. Jesse.
Mesdames Henry and Elmer
schuster and Miss LalIa schuster Of
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

I'd ,uool "a IS ll,
Nth her surrouad'ls8 l,cg pahao
house he's been tomod'oi ly las
K roU uad mes black boorns on
'r.' c.'r" now i'lrrora 'oa" nah
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

"a ID 8 1d
orderlsnd show, The oyonin
rain VIM 40 minutes late While.
"urcd them TO MISS the show. Tho
rc,urned homo Sunday u tcrnoon.
Misses Nay aud airline Williams o
the Plains were In Miami Sa,ur!a,
afternoon and attended the show,
lessee Wheeler departed suN'R'
or Kingston, Okla., 10 accept Z
position in the drug store OF q
Horntock brothers, He, however.
topped nj Caprollton TO serve as
witnegs IN a law suit before going on
his way TO Kingston. fl rof..
'''1 Richard Tinynie, formally of Ennis,
Taxas, let Miami recently whore he
has been visiting home folks, FOR q
TO Slater, Richards friends
hero think that he has some great
attraction at said place.
Miss Margaret Grady, daughter o.
Or. and Mrs, II, u, Grady, and ches'
ter Matheney LETT Miami the first O.
the week TO resume their school work
at Columbia. Both students spent
the summer here visiting home folks,
when the boat arrived. II was learn
cd that his daughter in Ohio was
critically III.
Miss Ruth Chapman, who has been
In the domestic service OF Mira. Jas,
Allen recently left for Miami Station
to stay ut the home OF Harry Turner.
Mrs. linn Brown of Fairville spent
two pleasant days In ;iev. 'Barrett's
home last week.
Bennett Bishop has returned e
Miami after n three weeks visit IN
Mexico and Moberly and has entered
school for the ensuing term, N'
Gilmer Haynie and bride made 9
recent TRIP 20 the county seat for the
purpose OF buying new furniture e
be used In housekeeping,
Forest Mcdaniel is now TO By
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
CITY COU Neil

The city eouncilof the City of Mar
shall met in regular session at the
city hail on Monday evening. Septem-
Der 18th.
Present; l.. II. Mitchell. mayor;
], ]. Mitchell, c. c. Barnds, S. p.
Allen, Z. II. Pemberton. II. S, Tucker,
J. NJ. Rose. w. W. Brooks and DR., w,
d. Welch, eouncilmen; c. ID. Alexan-
der, city clerk, and A. r. James, city
attorney.
]. ID, Fleming read a petition from
the citizens OF the Second ward ask
ing that the election relating to
granting q franchise to the Missouri
Gas & Electric Service company be
postponed in order to give the citizens
OF the city IN opportunity to further
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

investigate the question. On motion
the council granted the request OF the
petitioners and postponed c~onsidera-
ton OF the matter indefinitely.
The city clerk was ordered to ad-
Yertise for bids for coal for six
months and for M year.
II was ordered that the frame
building back OF Peechers store be
cleaned up.
The Missouri Gas aud Electric Ser
vice Company offers a draft OF ordI-
nance for a 90 year franchise for
electricity.
Petition for a side walk along
south side OF North school lot a
filed.
Upon motion council adjourned TO
meet at 1899 p. m. Tuesday. septem-
Tor 18th, 1913.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

Notice is hereby given that letters
o. administration on the estate OF
tacoD ". Fisher, deceased. were
'rGnted TO the undersigned. on the rs
lay OF August, 1918. by the Probate
curt Of Saline County. Missouri
All persons having claims against
aid estate are required TO exhibit
hem to me for allowance. within six
months after the date OF said letters,
or they may be preeluded from any
benefit OF such estate: and it such
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
County News.
NORTON

Mr. James Long shipped several CT.
loads OF cattle Saturday.
SIR. Robert Long shipped one ca.
load OF cattle and one OF hogs las,
week.
Miss Georgia vanwinkie In visiting
relatives near Norton.
Mrs. WIN Swisher has moved 10
Slater for the winter. her daughter,
llius Nottlo Louise will attend the
hish school at that place this winter,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Tabler entertained the
Cumberland Presbyterian missionary
socioty Thursday. the day was rather
sloomy aud rained In the afternoon
but the ladies were cheerful, workin
ut their missionary work aud It'll,
WAS thought OF tho weather. Mira
Taller had prepared q sumpteou'
dinner. which all enjoyed. There
wmc twenty-three present. Rev
Baker and Niie OF Marshall were am
eng tho number.
'.r. Warren ,venable o Kan
-. sgcnt several days With roiaiiy
ar Merton he eiumedthomp
a .momIhs; ll ' b
Mis3 ctthbrihe Hawkins OF Fair.
illo returned to the Howard-Payn,
COLLEGE az Fayette last week. where
she win be n pupil this year.
Mr.. Lewis Hickman began his tcra.
AZ the brick school house Monday
Lewis taught the same school laa
year and has given general satis'ac
len. lie Is one OF the best younT
teachers In the county.
ttoy. Wilson OF Slater filled his re-
il4s appointment at Nj. Horcb Sun,
day morning.
The farmers are all busy putting f.
their wheat. since the fine rain las,
week.
We understand that Homes Dave
has decided TO remain on the farm, T
very wise conclusion.
s. G. and John Wall have alst
decided TO stay IN their fathers farm
for a few years yet. We are glad
TO have them remain with us. John
has been thinking OF going TO south
Missouri.
Otis Pemherton and j. s. Wilson
were In Slater Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs, Adam Sheer and
daughter. Miss Lucille. spent Sunday
with Nh and Mrs. JpS Hedges so
Mr., sherk of Marshall and step
daughter. Miss Dee Garrett. were
visiting relatives In this visinity Sat
urday and Sunday.
Miss Mary Hedges returned to thu
high school at Marshall. where she
has been attending the past three
years.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

-..oVi hare This winter.
Rev. Cottingham conducted serv-
ices at the Christian church Sunday
morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Lester woodsmall
came down from Marshall In their
car Sunday morning and spent the
day with j. NJ. Baker and family.
Mrs. Jane Campbell Is enjoying a
visit from a Kansas City friend this
week.
The Nelson Mercantile company
will have their fall opening OF millin-
ny goods Friday and Saturday OF
his week.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
El.NiWOOD

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Davis spent
last Friday IN sedalia.
Rev. Newton OF blue Springs spcr
Saturday night at d. NJ. Bolts.
J. II. Laughiin and family spog
Sunday at a. =. Reagers.
7. A. Davis and wife returned from
Colorado Springs Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lennon
spent Sunday at Joe Macklers.
Mrs. l.. S. James and Mrs, \. J.
Roager spent Friday afternoon VIII
Mrs. Leo Myrick.
Miss Velma Trcdwny returned 6,
Kansas City Sunday after u rs,
weeks visit here.
Mesdames Hereford, Reager WY
TEX and rulkerson spent Tuesday VII
Mrs. l.. s. James.
Mrs. J. q. Carson Is visiting n
Pueblo. Col.
Mesdames Bud aud GEORGE Dayi
ore In SoiHlia Friday.
We have been having plenty o
nm all for the past week.,
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19
NELSON

NtINbN
Uses Eloise Flanders. Christine
'ron aud Virginia Jones enter
ihc high school in Marshall this
q.
'.ra. Barnes and daughter, Miss
rot List. loft Tuesday morning for
'ulton whore the latter will attend
sooi at synodieal college this win
VIA. W. s. Harley and children
ave returned from Sweet Springs
Nhore they; were called on account
~ the serious illness OF the formers
rothcr. Mrs, Tom Ray.
Our town we'll has not been run.
a. several days. our city en-
lncc,. Frank Ault, has ordered n
v picre OF machinery for engine
ahlch seemed TO DO working rather
reluctantly OF late, and all u
ownspeoplc are anxiously awaiting
The moving picture show whicl
hoe been IN town this week has beer
ell attended.
t.au' We. Felix Baker, VIII
~ ronr horc q
r.vc 'o'lird TO 20 2
h~ winter. ~
r'rv.o carnor q.
~"- -Ro'i ls rui'e flck wit
'rid over,
Getaway Bowler Of Marshal
',i nth relatives in our town tn
Qr,rprt OF the. week,
80 W and Ms. Hugh Rich
v'cfHcsAnv lar' IN s-nour
enudid-e ma" y hu''ne7
-.-h-'l T.'~ 1rv ari -
20 pert White began work .
he Oak nm school Monday mornine
10 Is getting along nicely and I
pleased with his work. II the hes
wishes of,a host OF friends can be o
any benefit, this young man viii be
spcccssful.
IamFY Harvey who has been on the
tx Let for several days is improy'
lng,
The ice cream supper which was I,
Aavo been given at the Murreli
-hool house Friday night was pos,
0onei ON account of Indictment wealth
or. t.
'diirs A. X, Canada went to Mar
shall Saturday morning for a visit
With relatives. ro.ul 1880 tIa' aa
'Vlsq Mamie sandidge and niece,
Ruth Williams. spent Saturday In
the country with Mr.. and Mrs. f. p.
Phcndes.
q. X. Wing OF Kansas City came
down Sunday morning and spent the
INV with his sister. Mrs. l., |. shuck.
Charlie Davis, a former Miami
merchant hut now OF Texas came over
Nonday from Marshall on a little
h',siress and pleasure trip.
sgd Taylor has his furniture pack
Oh ready to ship It on the Chester on
It's way TO Kansas City where MIR,
fowler rnd family viii live,
Joe Harris and bride returned Fri
day from a visit TO his brides rela-
tlvos at Grand Pass,
The smiling face OF Mr.. Cooley
one OF the of the show
boat, was missed here Saturday
suest OF friends In Nelson.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cowan and
daughter, Thelma. returned last week
from a visit with friends In Slater.
Mrs. Henry Hufford and children
have retured TO their home in town
Ia order that the latter may attend
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

FOR sALE:-on account OF a lack q
sufficient room, | wish 20 sell nav
urplus young White Lnngshang 0rf
But orphington coekrels, These
chickens are rom prize winning s'oyl
md satisfaction Is guaranteed. zee
of write NJ. II. Hibhari. r. +. d. J
Malta Bend, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

be not exhibited within n
year from the date OF the last inser-
zion Of the publication OF this notice
they shall be e barred.
LEONARD W. vanDYKE, Admr.
First insertion. August 20. 1918.
Fourth insertion. Sept. 10. 1913.
The Marshall republican., 1913-09-19

Mrs. J. u. testers friends will be
sorry TO know that she Is on tho sick
llst.