The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

our Jolly old friend, MT. Louis
5lalle, had a fine time last week at
the Brunswick fair. The merrygo-
round was the most charming feature
and many who looked on said he was
a most graceful iider mounted on a
fiery hobby horse. He rode and rode
till the boat he went to Brunswick in
was ready to leave for Miami.
Floyd Haynie sold HIS fine peach
orchard to Andrew Stoner. who took
the fruit to Marshall for delivery.
Word comes from Chicago that
Mrs. Frank Purcell who was serious
~ III, is much better. Frank Purcell
10 a nephew OF Jno. and Jas. Walden
of Miami.
Forest Mcdaniel took down to
Brunswick one day last week in his
motor boat, the following people: Mr..
and Mrs. w. A. Cabbell, Louis Male
and Miss Mary Haynie. They attend
ed the fair while there.
Henry Bates attended the stock
show ut Kansas City last week and
returned home IN Sunday.
Misses Sue Ulrey and Erma
Null and Mrs. Tom Chilcott attended
the Brunswick fair from Miami last
week.
Word mn from Il. NJ. 1glehart OF
Whitehall, Montana. that he Is doing
"A fine business In the dairy work. lie
was formally telephone man where
the Harris brothers hold forth now.
Mrs. Ada McGraw, who liz n niece
OF r.. ID. Stoner. visited at his home
for "a few weeks and has recently ro-
turned TO her home In Kansas CITY.
A. u. Bishop was on the 1ith of
this month reminded of the fact that
he had been IN business In Miami for
80 years. lie came here on that date
from Indiana and begun business. He
Is considered the Oldest IN business,
not years, In Saline county.
Mrs. Frank Meyer OF Corvallis.
OreEan and Mrs. Elizabeth Wright OF
Glasgow surprised their relative. Mrs.
Jno. Guthrey by coming In to visit for
n couple OF days last week.
Miss Edna Stoner went up TO Kan
sas City to visit friends and attend
the stock show last week.
Word m from Clarksville.
Tom. that Webster Mattingly. a for
ner little Miami boy is Ill With NAL
arial fever. lie Is a son OF Il. Web
ster OF Miami. m
The u. Y. T.. 4. society was held
last Sunday for the first time since
the heated term. The members seem
TO have lost interest AZ the attendance
In very poor.
Rev. Blaney and daughter OF Mar
shall drove over Sunday. Rev. Blaney
preached at the Presbyterian church
Sunday n. m. and p. m.
Jennie Moore (col.) complained OF
being robbed OF $500 last week, sus-
! pician pointed TO Geo. King (col.D
who was visiting here. lie was tend
cred a reception ut the city lookup.
lpicion pointed to Geo. King tcol.b
cd TO seek n more healthful abode
THAN Miami. Tui
Jno. Webb and sister. Mrs. WIN
lsaacs went To Slater In Tet Williams
car To make n visit and being Home,
Mrs. Webb. who has been making a
visit To Mrs. Roy Hicks In Slater.
Dick Haynle Is back from Glasgow
where he made IA business trip recent
ly. He says the fruit and vegetables
there are OF splendid growth and
flavor.
VIII utz o ( near Miami had as a
guest last week In his home for a few
days, his fa~ther-in-law, VIM. Shoppers
OF Marshall.
willard saddell writes from Harri-
sen. Montana. that they have ON the
lground q l2-inch snow and that he
has u rare time fishing and hunting
deer and cyotes. lie says he Is run
ming a large farm and IL doing wen,
Quite a nice house boat travelling
from Kansas City to Miami, Florida,
stopped off over Saturday and Sunday
at this point. The boat contained
Henry Jones, wife, four sons and 3
daughters, and his married daughter,
her husband and 2 children. Mr.
Jones has been a grocer for l6 years
in Kansas City but Is now on his road
ito Florida TO spend the rest OF his
dayslc' 4 itA
On Friday Mesdames Jas Hisle and
lGlen Chiswell drove out TO the coun-
try home OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Cope
land and spent the day.
} Bob Long and wife went up to Kan
sas City the latter part OF last week
; to attend the stock show and do fall