The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18

Nelson, came for a sort visit; later
they vjsl spendsthe rest Of the sum-
mey aECI levoix, Michigan.
Ni3ksusie Ulfey ana brother. Earl
weft % Ike a short Visit with their
grand papsats, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Dametz in Dewitt last week.
John Kieffer while out on his
farprN Ge1eaAAr electric storm was
CRAFTY lhspksd when the lightning
.ytrfjt Z a p1lce in 'front.' pf .hinh A
hong new u .Kisfftf Wa ,prdsstited
fora while nd Mr.. Kiefkr suffered
~ MRsWom M theck
M md. Hooper or MfsmfB home
from, Marshall where she tenderly
assleed in caring for Capt. Wilson
during his last illness.
Little Miss Retta Johnston. a sister
OF Mrs. Clarence Kleffer was In
Miami recently visiting.
There was quite an enjoyable
house party at the h%ospitable home
OF Rufus Haynie last week. The
guests were Ed. Haynie and wife OF
Marshall; Misses Lucy Hisle OF Kan
sas CITY; Misses Airline and May Will
iiams. OF the Plains; Walter Haynie
and wife OF Miami, Boyd Hisle and
wife OF Fairviile and the three small
children of Mrs. Edna Roe OF Miami.
Mrs. NJ. J.. saufley has secured ~
companion and house keeper the ser.
sftes OF Mrs. John Wesley OF Kansas
T. Madame Rumor says that Pete
Caseboit, a former Miami man. but
now of Oklahoma. has put aside the
ways OF selfish bachelorhood and
will shortly sum the responsibilit,
of paying milliner bills. etc. To tho
point-he Is to be married.
I-J..M. Goodman one OF our hustlinr
farmers brought TO Miami Saturday
the first lot OF wheat OF the season
Nosvell and ouisenbery bought the
John Hawkins farm for $1,000. o
occupied by J. T.. Natheny. This Il
the farm that was recently purchased
by MT. Abbott OF the Mechanic a
Farmers Bank at Slater.
c. q. Vaughan OF Sharon has re
ecntiy returned from Gettysburg
very much delighted with his tri'
and Is feeling much benefited by thu
visit.
Miss Annie Ciemnings became owe
come Win the heat last saturda!
md was FRUSTRATED for a while. \
physician was called and soon sh'
was feeling much better. ......
Freddie Jennings Is ut home agai'
after a few weeks absence iron
Miami. He is not feeling well an
will take n much needed rest for
while.
Douglass Isaacs n OF the Milan
boys who went to work on board tn
Missouri" Is at home TO stay. II
rays he found the work on the boa
90 strenuous.
Josh Graves (colored) will tea
Town the house west Of the schoo
building and use the lumber TO RI
MODEL his house east OF town. TIL
lttie shack" near the school build
Ting is one OF Miami's old land marks
News comes from Branson. Tame
county that Ernst Reidenback. VIII
left with his parents. G. w. Nichol
md wife. about 2 years ago. a mer
T@cuth. has married. The name Q
his bride cannot be ascertained at thi
lime.
Last Friday p. M. during a thur
Ter storm and rain DR.. A. II. "
,uIlivan and wife heard a crash cau'
I'd from lightning and remarked tha
, near neighbours house was perhar
struch. Much to his surprise b
found that one OF his barns was tn
place that had been visited. Tn
Euorth, side OF the building was badi
torn up and the foundation OF rock
hear the appearance OF being dynf
mited. The building escaped bein
burned, however, some OF the WOO
work was found to be splintered
70 a pile OF fine kindling.
Mrs. Henry Mertens is enjoying
visit from her father, c. C. Fray Q
Bowling Green and her sister. Frar
tlttta Marv Rail alan 0f III