The Marshall republican., 1913-10-24
making.

toke passengers to Marshall and
other points. Four dollars for round
trip, cheaper IL more go at one time.
Mrs. Paul Nelson whose husband
was drowned some time ago in New
Mexico, has recently married Mr..
Isaac Poole Of Sandoval, Ill. Mrs.
Poole was formally Miss Lennon OF
Miami.
Miss Flossie Hnynie and Raymond
Casebolt drove TO Slater on Thursday
OF last week and were disappointed
because II rained and the ball game
vas not called.
Miami and Glasgow played bali LAST
week. Miami was beaten; Glasgow
vas victorious 10 to o.
Peck Isaac took Kisses Sue Ulr9y-
and Ruth Isaac TO Slater last Thur
deg in an auto to see the ball game,
wEich failed TO be played ON account
Jf the rain.
Arthur Noonan and wife and Jewell
Green an dwlfe came Saturday IRON
isNoeilsior Springs TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Leak Ayfes and Mr.. andi' Mrs.
Martin Hudson. They returned Non
Fay p. m.
Z. NJ. Zea's body was laid to rest IN
the Christian cemetery on October sG.
Funeral service was conducted by
Rev. Jones. Mr.. Zea was a former
Miami grocer and was mighty estocn,-
cd by all. AS the day was so rainy
very lew from town were able to get
cut that far.
Elex Susbaugh a former Miamian
vas in Miami the first OF the week or
business. Mr.. Burch OF the Coaloil
company IN Slater. accompanied him.
Mr.. Tom Minor. who has been an
invalid for years. has been complain
ing more than usual this damp cold
weather. ,, -
J.. u. Wilson recently was playing
foot ball and had the misfortune 10
have a rib broken. At present he 81
n Glasgow.
Word was received last SUNDAY by
Miami relatives that Mrs. Frank Pur-
coll was again very seriously III, blood
I%poison from u recent serious operation
% set In. MIR. and Mrs, Frank Pur.
cell were recently married and live in
chicago.
Mrs. Jim Marshall. n former Miami
llady has returned TO her home at Mar.
fhall after n pleasant visit to Mrs.
Henry Ruckle.
Jackson Landlord (col.) of Coon
hollow. has recently buried another
child. A few weeks ago one died OF
II similar trouble. His wife also died
I few months ago. A colored woman,
NY the name OF Adams. recently died
IA the same n~eighDorhood.
Mrs. Henrietta selbert OF Miami Is
at home from Marshall, where she
visited her daughter. Mrs. Al Parker.
Just before this recent blizzard, Il
large flock tof snow-white pelicars
cIrSled around over Miami then disap-.
cared north ward. This NJ lonbt
was a fore rune OF this cold spell
Mrs. Frank Hooper nee Fish Saul
Hey and Mrs. Matte Saofley nee
Hattie Bruce. loft Miami on last
Thursday after "a visit To rel1tl rs.
Mrs. Hooper is living ut Denver, Colo.
slrs. Saufley at Kansas city.
Mrs. VIII Mayileld and baby were
dinner guests last week OF Mrs. WIN
Ryan.
The Ruggles Vaudeville company
passed through Miami In two pIti.ui
looking movers wagons, one day last
week. They said they gave enter
tainments at country school houss't,
The children in the wagons looked rs
IL they needed to be In n sanitarium.
ss they had a sicSly consumptive an
rcarance.
Rev. Clemens OF Marshall assisted
by a Mr.. Matthews as singer, ere
lolding a revival meeting at Harmony
this week,
Mrs, VIM. Ryan recently look MISS
sicily Miller to Slater. where she took
the train for Glasgow to visit briefly.
Miss Miller boards at Mrs. Ryans and
teaches the Star school, so ~
d 1.-THE, Barge Beta, which has beea
lted nR all spWmerat OUT wharf, WAS
LpkeR away adew days aEa by The
,iateamer Scott,l The %Snagboat Mis-
nouni came in to II landing on Mon
day for a short stay.
Mrs. Ada Winning and Mrs, Nora
Hackley accompanied tho remains OF
Mrs. Winnings father, p. NJ. Zea TO
Miami for burial. The ladies m1le
Mrs. Bette Hammer n short visit
while here.
Miss Erma Null visited in Bud
downs family last week and attended
the revival meeting at Bethel. 7"
Miss Annie Pickett who. WENT 10