The Marshall republican., 1913-06-06
MIAMI

over Sunday with a travelling man
and dined at the home of Walter Ut
ley and wife.
Sunday was a delightful day among
the children as they had their exer-
cises at the Christian church on Sun
day morning and then had dinner
under the shade trees in p. @. sulli-
vans yard. On Sunday evening the
children's day exercises we're held at
the Methodist church.
Miss Katie Wilson. a well known
Miami lady Is expected here soon
from Albany, Ind, on a visit. She
will first attend the wedding OF a ais
ter in Marshall, which ccure soon.
John Matheney the corn kirg" Of
Saline county has been suffering from
an effection OF a hand made sore by
a thorn tearing the flesh.
II. NJ. Heyett took to Marshall on
Monday his daughter. Elizabeth and
also Miss Gladys Pickett. They will
enter Missouri Valley for the summer
term. .a.
Mrs. Eva Miller and daughter are
entertaining Mr.. Tom Jones and wife
OF 81. Louis. Mrs. Jones was formal
ly Miss Mary Mcdaniel of Miami.
Mrs. Mcdaniel. mother OF Mrs. Jones,
came down recently from Kansas City
to join her relatives and will take
them out on her farm to spend the
summer monthse
The Fontinelle theatrical troupe ar
rived here Sunday and has set up a
large new tent in the heart OF our
city and will amuse people here
for a week or ten days. after which
II leaves for Wakenda. II IL one Of
the best shows on the road.
Miss Lucy Hisle. who came down
from Kansas City to spend decoration
day. decided TO spend two months
with Miami friends. Miss Dec Nisle
will shortly give Miss Lucy n house
party.
Mrs. Lewis Male had an experience
with n snake one day recently. She
went out TO attend a setting hen and
In placing her hand beneath the fowl
she felt something cold run up her
hand and arm and was a bit ~unnerved
to find that spotted snake had taken
refuge there. with some little diff
Guilty she shook the intruder Off and
dispatched Il. then later attended to
the hen with her usual calmness.
Miss Flossie Bishop has been elect
ed to teach the Sunny Side school.
This Ia quite a favorite with her as
she taught there n few years ago. She
has an eight months school with a
salary OF si5 per month.
Mrs. Walter Utley will shortly visit
near Mt. Carmel In the home OF her
,unt. Mrs. Buck Edmonds. also In
Marshall among relatives.
Lenty Mullins. son OF Geo. Mullins
and wife celebrated his 10 birthday
anniversary on May 81.
Emery Ayers OF Huntsville made
his monthly visit to Miami last satur-
day to see the home folks. He is
making quite a success In the news
paper field.
Tommy Bishop. who has been en-
gagged In the shoe factory In Marshall
came owe Sunday to attend the fun
eral and burial OF Mrs. Wat Price.
Geo. Levy and daughter. Mrs. Hen
ry Payne came TO Miami one day last
week from Mulberry. Florida and are
visiting the family OF Jas. and Jno.
Walden. Mr.. Levy is a brother-in-
law OF the Walden brothers and has
not been In Miami. which 10 his home.
for 80 years.
The generous stork visited the
home OF Adolph Royar on May 30 and
presented a very fine little daughter,
which weighed ~ pounds.
Bennett Bishop was ia years old on
May 3ist. He was made very happy
by being the recipient Of several eleg-
snt gifts.
Mrs. Chas. Wheeler. whose birth
day was on the a7th OF May. was very
agreeable surprised to have several
vehicles full OF friends arrive at her
home and proceed to make the day
happy for her, ~ W.
Mrs, Kate stapleton. who recently
left Miami to keep house for her son
at P,sttsburg, Mo-. Ia worried over
her trunk being lost or missent. 1t
was sent by freight with some of her
goods. which no doubt accounts for
IT, delay or miscarriage
Miss Fiossie Haynie OF the Miami
Bell Telephone Co.. has recently re-
turned to Miami after a weeks vaca-
ton at C~arrollton and Kansas City.
chss. Hisls left Miami after having
attended the decoration service and
visited in and about Miami ON last