The Marshall republican., 1913-09-12
County News
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Pell's floating theatre wonderland"
will be with us Saturday, September
18th. This is the last trip up the
river the boat will make this season.
People who saw the play in Arrow
Rock several nights ago say that II
was fine, In fact better than It ever
has been, so It IL likely that Il will
show to a crowded house I'm Miami.
Little Miss Ella Virginia Ingram
and baby brother, Paul Nelson OF
Marshall, who have spent the summer
with their mother, Mrs. Bette Ham
ner, returned to their home last week.
Mrs. Mary Coleman OF %Sandoval,
ILL.,, who Is a sister of the late d. +.
Lennon. is at present the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Huston Lennon OF this
city.
Guy Webster, a travelling salesman.
was over from Marshall this week In
hts ar.
Leonard Dots, Herbert Howorxer
and Ralph Gwinn OF Slater we're Sun
0ny NlsltOrB III MlHnnl.
MIR. and Mrs. Oscar Chilcott and
son, Claude, attended Barnum and
Bailey's big circus at Marshall last
Thursday.
DIR. q. l.. Henderson. a noted speei-
alist OF Kansas City. spent sunday In
Miami. lie had come down the river
A.. ri. ,tao.uro hnas ,ba ssNyavn' mud
had gotten thus far when some OF the
machinery broke. no he ~telegraphod
to Kansas City for assistance. but was
compelled to anchor at Miami for
some time until the aid reached him.
Everett Plasket, secretary 70 DR..
Henderson spent Sunday with his I'M
Gle, Jim Turner OF this county. The
doctor also accompanied them.
DR.. Switzer of the county seat
filled his regular appointment at
Miami two days last week and was
kept busy as usual. lie was accom-
PANEL by Mrs. Switzer. who was de-
monstrating the virtues OF the Youth
biOoHl IeriuH' WI boo'" "'N
here.
Miss May Belle Long OF Fairville
was the guest OF her brother, Frank
Long and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley and daughter
Miss Alta OF wakenda came over e
Miami last Thursday In their a or
their way 20 Marshall. to see the bis
show. They were accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jennings.
Miss Leila Bramhall OF Carrollton
who taught the Burruss school Just
across the river last winter was mar
ried In Kansas City last week to Mr.
T.. C.. Johnson OF Versailles. Mo.
Joe Harris OF Miami and Miss Orr
Vowel OF Grand Pass were married
IN Marshall last Wednesday. The,
will make their home In this cit,
where Mr.. Harris is manager OF thu
Eiglehart Telephone Co.
Percy and Fred Jennings attended
the circus In Marshall last Thursday.
Mrs. Tena Rosenfeid and son
Willie, OF the upper bottom, were II
Miami Wednesday morning. Mrs
Rosenfeld loft on the 1880 train fol
Brunswick for a short visit With hel
brother. Mr.. Glen pi;imar and fam
lily.
Little Frank naynie Sullivan, two
year old son IT Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd
Sullivan was quite Ill last week fol
several days.
Misses Burmese and Nell Hitafiei
and brother. Roland. OF the Shiloh
neighborhood attended the Fontineli'
show In Miami Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest MCDANIEL and
Misses Ermin Taylor and Margaret
Grady returned from st. Louis last
Friday, where Mr.. MCDANIEL has been
buying his fall stock OF dry goods.
Henry Bates returned from Carroll
ton last Wednesday, where he had
been visiting the family OF Robert
Casebolt.
John Hammer returned Wednesda,
from a business trip to 81. Louis.
Love Ulrey was thrown from hi,
horse last week and while he escaped
being injured, he was shaken up yer,
badly.
The Fontinelle Stock company
which showed in Miami all last weei
left Sunday morning. The Belle o.
Glasgow" came up from Dewitt aftel
them and from Dewitt they took the
train for Wakenda. where they SHOW
next week.
1t is reported that the steamboat
scott, isgat present disabled and 4
laying at washington. Mo-, for re
pairs. US
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Crane and
three sons of near Sharon came tt
Miami Saturday night In their cal
A4xuA~a Aha sL~uu Thatr yOung