The Marshall republican., 1913-11-28
Local Items

Walker Baker was over from Malta
Bend last week in his a r
Mrs. Il. 8. Meters OF 81. Louis visit
ed her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c.
chaffee. last week.
l.. Rasse. a NJ. 8. y. student. spent
Thanksgiving with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. J. Rasse.
Nick Irwin will 40 on the excur-
sion to Chicago today to visit his
daughter. Mrs. w. W. Harrison.
Mrs. Steve Keehart made glad the
editors family by n present OF a fine
dressed duck for Thanksgiving.
q s. n. Hill. who has been at La
mont, NO.. the past summer. recently
returned 10 his home In Malta Bend.
tobert Reynolds OF Kansas city,
Mas. visited over Sunday. his brother,
J. W. Reynolds and family OF this
city.
Among those who are going on the
Chicago excursion today are Mrs. A.
J. Keyes aud mother. who will visit
Mrs. Reyes brother.
J. \. wilkerson. who has been nj
Ailendale. Mo, In the northern part
"a a.. .s.s. sI.. .uuN NuuA ntnnthu
has returned to Marshall.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ID. Grain OF near
Sweet Springs were guests OF their
son, T.. u. Grain and wife owe san
day.
4. q. Wilson, ex-Rsscssor OF Saline.
left this week for Atlanta. Ca. where
he has q nice position In the office OF
the Porter Fertilizer Co.
f. y. Barnum. steward at the Mo.
Colony. says the usual bountlful
Thanksgiving dinner was served ut
the colony Thursday. Chicken meat,
however. was substituted for turkey.
T. A. Car,ee has located IN Mona.
Ark, and his family moved down this
week. We regret very much TO lose
this mos, excellent family. We wish
them happiness and prosperity In
their new home.
Irwin Lisetor departed Thursday
morning for Boonville where he Will
be employed by his uncle. j. w.
Collins. In a tailoring shop, Mr..
Lisctor expects TO be In Boonyille In
deiinately.
c. II. vaught and family came M
from CentrRlia. Okla. several weeks
ago TO visit their. parents at Napton
aud Marshall a Few weeks. They viii
return mex week, MI .Yaught re-
ports crops very bad I'm his section
this year ode fs,
Rev. r. G. Meade returned the lat
ter portion OF last week from his trip
to New York City to attend a meet
ing OF the veterans OF the Boxer ex-
pedition TO China In 1900. OF which
he WAS amember. Mr.. Meade also
visited at Princeton University, where
he wal a former student.
Mrs. Lois V. Masters OF Sweet Spr-
ings was In Marshall Wednesday on
heS way 10 Sturgeon. Mo-, where she
will visit her sister. Mrs. A. ]. Hin
dren, for some time, Mrs. Masters
has been visiting the past week with
her daughter Mrs. J. ID. sand.dge
south OF town.
Ed. Langc. who wal here TO attend
his father-in-iaw's funeral. JOSEPH
schieszer. last week, got n Telegram
Tuesday night. November is, that hi
brother dropped dead In Chovonier
H.. that afternoon. lie stayed FOL
funeral, then went on TO his brother
funeral. lie died OF heart failure
about the same as Mr.. sehieszer.
s Col r. W. stonsi ssiebratadg hi
ath birthday AarksrsAty sait rday
@Sosentef ga. and ne ssys-rfs fri
ends remembered him kindly. On,
OF heqbssntshlp "a fine cane. will
u steel eentef ard Weather covered. xitl
his initials "F, NJ. s." Anyone find
ing a "bald-headed loud-mouthe'
guy" walking around with such
cane will know now who Il Is.
The nomination OF Thomas 4
Glass for postmaster Of Jackson
Tenn. wal held-up In the senate o.
objection OF Senator Shields. Glas
is. the. faiher.in-iaw OF ex-Governo
Joseph w. Folk OF Missouri nov
solicitor in the state department q
( Washington. Shields is angy becaus
Folk obtained the appointment with