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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-30
City News:
HERS FROM KiNTYRE.
TRADE marx

Miss Hazel Eastman of kintyre IS
in the city, a guest Of the Grand Pa
cific.
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State Examiner Severtson. She is
accompanied by Miss Ida Kvale, as
sistant cashier of the First National
bank of Sheyenne, and they are stop.
ping at the Mckenzie. ,- Ill
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TO ST. PAUL,

Mrs. w. A. Mcdonald will. leave
this evening for a few days visit In
4 49,. PauI - x-At 1879 -t-s ~
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MISS ol9ok a VISITOR.

Miss Carrie Olson, OF WSashburn.
came down from the Mclean county
capital Tuesday afternoon and Is 4;
guest at the Grand Pacific.
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STANDING HAY FOR SALE.

STANDTNGg NAY FUR SALE.
Major w. T.. Wilder Of the 18th u.
s. Infantry is advertising the sale Of
the standing hay on the old Fort Liz
coin reservation. The hay must ne
cut by the purchasers and no loss is
to accrue to the government.
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FROM .eRrppock.

Esther Junge, of Braddock, arrived
in the city Tuesday afternoon. and is
q guest In the city, being registered
at the Grand Pacific.
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CAN INVITE FRIENDS.

The egree Of Honor will meet at
the home OF Mrs. l. A. Leonard, cor.
ner of Washington avenue and Thay.
err street, at 2 O'Clock, "Wednesday
afternoon. This will be. a social meet
ing, and the members will be permit.
ted to invite guests TO- accompany
them. Refreshments will be served.
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ELKs MEET u

The local Elks' lodge is out with
All announcement to Its members Of
the next meeting witch is to be held
August 1. 1t is requested that there
be q big attendance as at that time
arrangements will be started for the
grand opening of the new home which
Is to take place September 5. The
new home is approaching completion
and It is expected that there will be
a whopper 81. q meeting, with duck
feed. The boys may Justly proud
OF their new home when completed.
and it Is safe to -Says they. will have
fitting tor tktiS occasion.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-07-30
Mr.. ELLIOTT APPOINTED.

Governor Hanna yesterday appoint
ed A. F. Elliott of Milton a member
of the state board Of veterinary, med.
fcal examiners to succeed w. S. Stin-
son, resigned.
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DELINQUENT SCHOOL. OFFICER

DELINQUENT SCHOOL, OFFICERS.
County Superintendent Vigness
states that there are three school
townships which have not made re-
turns on their census reports, and
further says II they do not hurry up
he will have to make his report to
the state superintendent without
them. which will deny them their ap.
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pRANERAfeETlNo.

Prayer meeting Will be held In the
Presbyterian church this evening at
the usual hour and WI. be led BY Mr..
Henry Brack.s
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They greeted several callers yester-
day who were only too glad TO renew
acquaintance and bid them God speed.
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VISITORS FROM NAucHroh.

! VISTV III FHOM NAUGHTUN.
Misses Ida and Mary Anderson Of
Naughton township. were callers at
the county superintendent's office.
Miss Mary is a teacher in Naughton
school, and Miss Ida has Just return.
ed from Harvey, where she has been
attending the academy II,
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VISITING EXAMINER sEvERTsoN
Miss Gladys Seyertson, OF Sheyenne
is In the city, the guest Of her father,
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SEE DUMMIES o r

See the White Company at the Or
lrheum theatre tonight with their
singing and talking dummies.
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.WANrEp-Good girl for general
homework. Phone 364A.
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TO NEW s

RETURNED TO NEW SALEM.
The Misses Penney and Geldmisr
who have been visiting at the home OF
Rev. and. Mrs. J. r. Hughes; left Tues.
day for their home in New Salem.
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GOES 70 THE COAST.

When this mornings north 500
pulls out it will have aboard-if he
gets up In time--One passenger who
is off for a months w%ell.earned vaca.
ton. He Is G. Jones dispatcher. who
Is off for Fresno, California, and 9TH
or points along the coast. He has
land at Fresno and in Saskatchewan.
He will look over these to see II they
are still there, and then devote the
balance Of his time to enjoying him.
selft. "a g E"f ~
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ATTENDED SISTERS FUNERAL

Mrs. J..saC. AndersOn, Of ,W1sheK.
whose husband has becn In the hos.
pital here since April is having her
share Of, trouble. Her sister residing
at Sheldon died recently and she had
just returned from that place where
she attended the funeral. Mrs. An
derson reports crops throughout that
section as very fine, and brought with
her some nice specimens of crab ap-
pies raised on her brrVher's farm
near Sheldon-knowp As the Stoffe(
farm. These apples are OIL exhibit
ton at the Tribune Office.
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BOB AND EVA M'GINLEY HERE.

There are a couple Of theatrical
people in the city guests Of the Nc.
kenzie hotel. who are probably the
best known members Of the profess
sion in the middle northwest. They
are no other than Bob and Eva Nc
C;inley, and they are known from
coast, to coast, having been on the
stage for many years. and Of that dis
position that they are not hard to
meet. They are good home like peo:
pie who meet the stranger and the
old pal alike. in good-fellowship, and
wherever they 60, are sure of a
crowded house, for all hear Bob and
Eva want to. see them again. 1t "a
not learned where they we're going,
but they were In town for a day which
gave their old.time friends in the cap
ital city an. opportunity to shake their
hands and chat, If fog but a moment
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WILL TAKE LONG AUTO TRIP.

Mr.-gand@ Mrs. K.%41J BeekIey1 went
over to Mandan Tuesday to spend a
day with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Porter.
I'm her return Mrs. Beckley will &C.
company her husband on All autonlo.
bile tour over the state, Leaving for
Wilton "Wednesday md making ssev.
,eral towns in the interests Of Bur
'roughs' Adding Machine company.
which Mr.. Beckley represents. They
will also visit Mr.Sand Mrs. G. w.
,Wolbert at New Rockford before re.
turning, expecting to- be gone about
three WegkS.-
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BROADWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

The light standards on Broadway
from Fourth, to Fifth streets, which
have heretofore been dark, have been
equipped with bulbs and globes and
are now in service. The widening
Of the cement walk to IA feet along
the south side of that block has also
added greatly 70 the temperance and
convenience of that part of the public
thoroughfare. The cement walk will
probably be completed this week.
BUSINESS At THE PosToFFicE.
Tuesday was a very busy day at
the postoffice, as was the day before.
In fact, many people called for mail
who hardly ever receive a letter, Just
to see the e postoffice and to ask
questions. The sale of money orders
and stamps has been much larger
thin for some tine Some of the
postofice officials have come to the
conclusion that some of the people
didn't know where the %postofice was
when 1t was located on Main street.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
EI.,IwOOD

Eimwood dismissed their churel
service Sunday and attended the
ch%Ildren's day service and basket din
ner at New Home.
Mr.. Frank Carothcrs who has {
position as agent for the Wells Fargt
& Co., Express ut Sedalia and VII
spent from Wednesday until Sun
day with A. =. Reagers and other re
latives and friends.
Miss Sylvia Smith of Sweet Spring
visited Mrs. Raymond Davis Las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Guymon OF Scd
ALA are spending this week here wit
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Terrell s?en
Friday with her parents near Malt
| Send. Mrs. Terrell remained unit
| Sunday.
+. NJ. Carothers and wife and Mr.
a. p. Ressof we're guests OF Mr.. an
Mrs. WIN Lennon Friday.
Several from here attended Oh
| 4th OF July celebration at Concordia
Grant Terrell and sister, Miss May
nile called ut q. +. Muellers sunds'
afternoon.
Miss Katie King OF Kansas Cit
spent from Friday until Sunday Will
| Mrs. Anna Larue.
Miss Nancy Wheeland spent Frlda!
with her sister Mrs. Hugh Smith.
VIII Lennon. wife and son, chas
| Lennon and wife. ]. II. Guymop
wife and daughter and Mrs. a. X
Lennon spent Monday with Mr., an
Mrs. A. =. Reager.
Misses Boulware and Reager wer
in Mt. Leonard Friday morning.
II. G. Terrell and family were ?
Marshall Saturday in their REQ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Terrell soep
Friday with her parents near Malt
bend. Mrs. Terrell remained unit
Sunday.
l.. v. Wyrick and wife and Or, an'
Mrs. l.. s. James were at the count
Seat Thursday.
Clyde Fulkerson and sydney Bou'
ware we're at Corder Sunday to al
tend the ball game,
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
MT. LEONARD.

Orvillo Spencer and wife OF Mober
' are visiting relatives here thii
week.
Mrs. Joe Hamill and children o.
'hackeiford we're guests OF Jane
Welsh and family Thursday.
John Spencer has returned homo
tier a two years stay In Fresno. Cal
here he has been engaged as travel
az salesman.
VIII Elgin and children OF Nelson
listed Matt Barnes and family Thur
lay. They were accompanied here
y Eugenia Sayers. who has beef
listing with them for several weeks
A family reunion was held at til,
'eautiful country home OF j. w spen'
err and wife, July 4th. About lit!
elatives including the mediate fam
ly composed the happy company. 4
ountiful dinner was served in picnic
'tyle and a jolly good time was en-
loyed by all.
Miss Stella Dingley after a tive
years stay in St. Louis returned home
Friday. She was accompanied hons
~ her cousin. Miss Brooks who WI
listed with relatives here.
Mrs. Danuzzer and daughters
Miss Cora OF Marshall and Mrs. Lo
gan OF sedalia visited relatives her
the latter part of the week.
While returning from the Spence
reunion the horse that Miss Cor
Wright was driving became brighten
ed by a runaway horse that was dri
ven by Hildred Briggs and the oecu
pants were thrown out and Miss Corr
was badly shaken up and her breas
bone broken.
Chas Sayers and family and jim
Briggs spent the fourth of July Il
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. l.. Downs OF Hous
ton, Texas. + guests of Chas, shep
herd and family.
Mr.. Geo Rodenburg sold his farm
south of town TO a Mr.. Miller consid
GRAFTON s137.50 per acre.
Rev. @. o. Baxter OF Liberty file
his regular appointment here Sunday
Mrs. j. W. Spencer of near Slate
visited with her neice, Mrs. Lloyd Cor
OF this place Saturday.
Amos Mayfieid OF Virginia was
guest OF q. L, Mayfield and famil
Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
APPLE GROWERS.

The apple growers o; the Missouri.
| River Valley district will meet In 81
Joseph on Wednesday, July 10th. &c
frame a protest to present the raj.
roads for fair treatment In the matter
OF discriminatory freight ratea rs are
nov In effect In favor OF the eastern
apple growers.
II growers OF this territory will nj.
tend this meeting In sufficient mum
bers 30 that their protest will carr!
weight, II will be possible to get G
fair and early hearing from the rail
roads. Carefully compiled data shows
that the growers OF this apple pro-
TO one-hundred per cent more irelsh'
on their apples than do eastern gro
wers 10 same markets. Growers who
understand what a small margin o
profit exist between cost OF proiuc
ton and the price OF product, realizf
the vital importance of the reduction
OF freight rates. where such Is poss
ible.
IL is thought. by men who have
studied this situation. that the rail
roads will adjust this matter salts
factorily, and oon
II, however. the growers show A.
little interest In this meeting rs di
the growers OF the Texas meeting OF
Jun 9Th, OF this year. where we wore
told in the press dispatch, las Is us
| ual at such gatherings the railroad
| men out numbered the fruit grower
| two to n and q few extra one
thrown In" that there will be littl'
or no resultant benefit TO the grove
and the effort will have been wasted
| However, growers now a-days are
| realizing the utter necessity OF CO
| operation. and the Missouri Rive
| growers will no doubt not be behind
In sticking together in this matter o
| getting justice from the railroads.
This Is the time TO show your co
| operative spirit by coming to st
Joseph. The Missouri River Vale,
district is a live apple producing sec.
ton and can support a big fruit gro
wers exchange-let this be the open.
ing gun II we can not get quick re.
lief from the railroads, we can so u
the interstate commerce commission
as JOHN BLAND,
secretary Missouri State Board %
Horticulture. -
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
HARDEMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Odell and FAM
lily we're trading in Marshall Satur-
day.
Quite q number OF Indiana cars
passed through here Saturday.
Miss Sallie Piper Is visiting her
brother in Slater at present.
Mr.. j. G.. Hazel spent a few hours
Saturday with Dick Thomas near
Napton.
Mrs. Ike Neff spent Sunday at
Charley Thorntons.
Miss Rosa Webb was guest Satur-
day at wheel Embreys.
Hardeman was well represented al
Boonville. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. ID. Embroy and
| little daughter. Mary. spent a few
hours with friends in Arrow Rocl
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Smith spent a few houri
at the home OF J. Il. Pirers OF Slate-
Saturday.
Mesdsmes G. u. Brown and j. G
Hazel were trading hero Saturday.
Remember the ice cream social a
Concord. July 18th. Every body 4
invited.
Messrs T. J. Davis and q. u. Sim
mons spent Wednesday afternoon a
w. ]. Gambrells.
While in the woods Monday morn
ing. Frank Piper killed n very larg'
black snake. measuring over six fee
in length and over seven inches mr.
ound his body and "a inches In dia
meter.
Miss Mary Piper visited at J. L
Browns last week.
Mrs. J. 70. Townsend and daughter
were trading In Napton Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
COTTON DECEIT

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July I. "A
camls ign campaign of misrepresenta-
tim, with a view OF influencing the
Scnate's action upon the cotton
schedule in the Underwood tariff! bill
Is expected to be brought to light as
The result o lfsubpoenaos Issue to-
day by the Senate's lobby committee,
for ~. 8. Moblny of Prairie Grove.
Ark, and Tor I. A. Smith Of Georgia.
Mcherly and SI1iili are thu nresi
dents of TIE ArkPnuas and Geo-gia IL
visions of the National Farmers TN
ion. Souliern Ssna crD have inform.
I'd the members of the lobby contn'i-
tee that N the name O. the Fariatr3'
Union, a systematic effort has been
made to cause Democratic members
OF tho senate's finonct committee -
vote for high duties on jute ani cot
ton manufactures.
IL was represented that a y"Ohih,-
tory rate on .ito would compel lie
substitution of utton baggipg fer
jute bagging in al rg cotton. Il. !,
Bowen. as claiImRn OF the National
Farmers Union committee. URGED
that this he done.
Moberly ard Smith are expected to
testify that Bowen acted withort ia.
authoiiy OF the Farincrs' uniC Bntr
witnesses accc:';eo service w te'"
graph.
Senate Democrats caused again Ci
the r~'sciution to lid tbem to sup
port the tariff bill.
Opposition which developed Sa, ~
day was reassert4d. but Chairman
Simmons and other champions nr tie
bill argued that such action was nee
pssafy 10 expedite debate and i3sre
It's passage.
Senator simmons VIII roper the
bin TO the Seratc late this wcsk .
is a little more han three m1aihs
since the Ways ana Means Commit.
tee introduced The measure ia th'
House.
"It has beer q lisSer job 80, tho
public has any 'ks Of" Hi NJ
Simmons.
When the bill Etis .dto the S'n.
ate. Chairman simmons intends 20 i"l
low the Underwood pIuI OF pareell!r'
out schedules to iGe.aDers OF s.n-com
mirtces.
The Finance Committee decided {,
~rccomuichd Il tho caucus tina; me-
raw wool b. come effective. o'iohel
II, 1913. and that the new rate -
manufactures Of Aigl should b. .!
fcctive December !. 1913.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11

to his home.
II. A. McCarty. who sells Arbuckle
coffee, called on his Miami customers
last week.
J. +. Coleman, treasurer of Saline
county was in Miami Saturday.
G.. T. Taylor at a public sale last
Saturday bought the Sam Small pro-
perty for $3.50.
Rev. Fred Kerr, wife and infant
son, who have visited the family of
DR.. ". ID. Grady for a few weeks de-
parted the latter part OF last week
for their far away home. Prince Rup-
ert, b. G.. Mrs. Kerr, II will be re-
membered was Miss Mamie Grady.
Dave Dobbins of Gillian came 70
Miami one day last week, after his
little daughter. Florence, who made
a months stay in Miami VITA reia-
tives.
Henry ID. Staley though a bachelor
decided TO try the Joys OF housekeep.
ing and sent his nephew. Willie Law
son to Marshall one day last week &c
make numerous purchases towards
fitting up the house recently occupied
by j. F. Burruss. Uncle and nephew
are now happily dominciled at eaic
homestead.
Marvin. Ayres, Newton and Prestoi
Cheswell,, Love, Urley. Rob. soleman
Ounce Siebert and wife and severa
others attended the 4th at Cnrrollton
Miss Genevieve Bishop was unusu
ally hilarious on the 4th. not only be
cause II was a patriotic period. bu
because Il was also her birthday.
Mrs. Jas. Ulrey and little son wen
down TO Dewitt TO spend the Attn an,
make a little visit. II was Mrs. Ulrey
intention TO take her mother. who re
sides there on surprise. but Mrs. III
rey was the one who was surprised a
her mother had gone TO Richmond I
spend the 4th. Mrs. Ulrey returnel
home the same day some what disar
pointed.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11

Miss Annie Townsend came up
from Blackwater Sunday morning
and attended services at the Baptist
church.
Mrs. Wade Higginbottham and
cousin, Miss Lula Thorp went to
Chouteau Springs, Sunday morning
and spent the day.
Mr.. Will Burroughs of Marshall
spent one day Of last week with his
sister, Mrs. A. X. Canada.
Mr.. Luther Barnert of Marshall is
visiting his friend, Mr.. George Alex
ander.
l.. NJ. Haynie Is having a concrete
side walk put in front of his residence
this week.
II. l.. sneed left last week for
Monnegaw Springs. where he will
oversee the work in his drug store for
awhile.
Miss Lizzie vardiman has returned
from a visit with Marshall relatives.
Mrs. James DeMoss returned Tues
day from Marshall where she had
been visiting for several days.
Frank Bradley. the night operator,
spent the fourth in Boonville.
The Christian Sunday school gave
their annual picnic on Friday. July
4th at the Germans grove. IL was
an old fashioned basket picnic with
lots OF good things to eat and every
one thoroughly enjoyed themselves.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. F. Long. Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Jones and children and Or
Il. n. Walker and family spent the
fourth at the fish pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reynolds Of
odessa are visiting tho formers bro
ther, l.. s. Reynolds and family.
Prottsman Read OF Blackburn
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Carrie Mccullough returned
to Kansas City Sunday after severa
weeks visit with relatives.
Little Aidred Chrisman OF Slater 4
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. nn'
Mrs. Il. Y. Chrisman.
James DeMoss went to Kansas Cit,
sunday to see his brother. John DE
Moss, who Is In a hospital there.
Ed. A. s. Morrison filled his re
ular appointment ut the Christian
'hurch Sunday. In the evening i
Preached n sermonette on Snakes
nd burned some pharoah snake egs
o illustrate his subject.
Little Miss Rose McFarlane OF Je'
erson City who is visiting her aunI
Yrs. Levi Kramer. was the guest Q
uiss Addie Edwards Saturday an
Sunday.
Mrs. II. NJ. McCord was called. Sal
rday, to the home OF her daughter
irs. David Humphreys near Blaol
rurn on account OF tho serious Hines
4 the lattor's infant daughter. TIL
title ono Is better now.
v. II. Drumm. representing III
tate board OF horticulture. is engaI
. d in taking a census OF the orchard
:, n Saline county. He was In on
aidst Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11
GRAND PASS

Miss Pearl Riley went to Malt
Bend Wednesday for n short visi
with her cousin. Mrs. George Hum
pbreys.
Willis Easter, viii Wallace, Wei
ley Rohn, Aubry Edwards aud @. u
Mcclure were among those who wen
to Marshall Tuesday.
Mrs. T.. McR. Galloway was tn
guest OF Mrs. Bette Fletcher nea
Blosser Tuesday.
On Tuesday afternoon from four t.
ak o'clock. quite n number OF litti
girls and boys were entertained Q
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Jone
IN honor OF the sixth birthday OF thei
little son. Ernest. The children en-
icyed themselves 10 the fullest exten
! and decided that Ernest. with the AZ
| sistance OF his mother, was q mode
heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. T. Plattner an
| son. Harry. went to Kansas CIT
Thursday to spend the fourth VIII
'riends and relatives.
Among those who went to Marsha
Tuesday were r. C. McReynolds, Di
E. n. Walker. sewali Burruss. Davi
7ohn and d. 7. Moreland.
Mr.. and Marvin Yowell and CHI
! dren are visiting relatives In Arrow
Rcck.
". ]. Smith was in Marshall Wed
lesday.
Miss Daisy Hamilton OF Pleasan
| viii visited her cousin. Miss Pear
| Riley a few days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Smith spen
,eyeral days in Kansas City this wee
| With the Iatter's sister. Mrs. Lo'
Waller.
The baby daughter OF Mr.. and Mr'
| Ion Davies is quite sick with brop
hits and whooping cough.
Mrs. Bert Price and little son an
| daughter spent the fourth with relf
| tives In Marshall.
Mrs. Dave Moreland was the guef
OF Mrs. Floyd near Blackburn Weo
nesday.
On returning from Marshall Wed
nesday. T. j. Taylor found a sr'
about n mile east of Malta Bend. Tn
owner can have same by descripin'
n n its contents. Mr.. Taylor ma
the grip at his home a mile west o
town.
Mr.. Breathitt Sappington drove IN
following party to Boonvilie Frida
night in his car to take In the ceie
bration: Mr.. Erie Sappington, MRS
Il. ID. sappington and Misses Betti
Breathitt and Virginia Thorp.
Miss Mamie sandidge entertaine'
Mrs. d. ]. Mense and son, Frederi
and Miss Priscilla Breathed and aun
Miss Minnie Breathitt Friday nigh'
Rev. Joseph Cooper preach at tn
Baptist church sunday morning an
evening and Rev. Clinton Cox con
Quoted services at the Presbyteria
church at the same hours.
Mr.. and Mrs, John ZAhringer Q
pilot Grove spent Sunday with Tn
Ilatter's parents here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. J. Staples enter
tanned Mr.. and Mrs, s. d. Thompso
and their guests. Mr., and Mrs. Jon
Nixon Of Kansas City Sunday at din
ner.
Grandmother Simmons is still yer
Nck.
Mrs. 3. d. Staples and chiidre
, left last week for a visit with rei'
! tives In sedalia.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11

Mrs. John b. CAN'T OF Jeffersc
City widow OF the late Chief Justio
Can't OF the Missouri Supreme Court
viii probably be selected 40 hostes
OF the Missouri Building at the Pa
ama-Pacific Exhibition in San Frar
cisco In 1915.
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11

Dick scobee and Miss Bessie En-
field OF Monroe county have returN
ed to their home after q visit to thei
relatives. T. w. White and family Q
their home $50 South Lafayette
The visitors spent a day or two a
Nelson while In Saline,
The Marshall republican., 1913-07-11

Miss Frances Welsh who spent the
winter out West has returned home
for the summer.
Mrs. T. s. Smith was a Marshall
visitor Tuesday.