The Marshall republican., 1913-08-08
County News
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irwin place, now owned by j. Il. Matn-
eny, the corr king Of the state rs
nearing completion and will be ready
for the family to move in by next
month.
Miss Mary Robinson. whose moth
err will be remembered as Miss Annie
Pendleton of Miami, has returned to
her home in Kansas City after visit
ing Mesdames Smelling and Hooper
In Miami.
Carter Bure of Rosedale. Kansas.
came q few days ago TO the bed side
OF his brother, Walker, who Is quite
IN.
Little Miss Gladys Huffman Of the
sharon vacinity who visited a couple
OF weeks In Miami was taken home
by her uncle and aunt, MIR. and Mrs.
Henry Ruckle on last Sunday.
After an extended visit to her fri
ends in and about Slater, Miss Annie
Fisher has returned to her home In
Miami.
A show called "the Needham Float
ing theatre Is on her road up the
river showing at river towns and will
reach Miami In about three weeks.
This is n new show. first class IN
every particular. II is being piolat.
ed by Tony Burback, a friend Of Capt.
Ruxton OF Miami.
John r. Bishop has sold his farm
of so acres to Charlie Boelson for 81,
500. This farm IN In Carroll county
Just opposite Miami. Mr.. BishoT
may perhaps return to his nativ,
state, New York.
John +. Elder and Lloyd Sullivan
who left Miami for Free Water. Ore
gan, have purchased a hotel there ant
are much pleased with their success.
Miami needs rain very badly ant
the people are looking forward to the
coming OF Tolls Day which occurs
on the second Saturday in August
Old timers in Miami formally made
many bets on this day as giving rair
and II is said to rarely ever fail.
Miss Elsie Matheney assisted Il
+. X. McDaniels sale last week an,
proved to be a most efficient sale
woman. y
Freddie Jennings went to Wakendi
Friday to look after interests Their,
and joined an auto crowd which M
tended the chautauqua at Dewitt
Saturday night.
Miss Flora Bell. q former Milan
lady. writes TO her Saline friends
lengthy and interesting letter OF sa
Diago. Calif.'s beautiful scenery. eli
mate. etc. She has recently gon
there from Phoenix. Arr.
Mrs. Emily Garrett an aged lac
was greatly delighted to have he
grand daughter. Miss Mary Mile
and grand son, Sink Miller visit he
last week from Armstrong. Mo.
Miss Ruth Woodson OF Carrollto
visited relatives few days last wee:
Mesdamcs Waller Hawkins an
Marvin Casebolt we're shopping I
Dewitt the latter part OF last week.
Aunt Sarah Underwood, an age
colored woman Is quite sick at he
home In the west part OF town.
The hardware firm known hithe
to as Burns Il Allen. will be know
as Allen & Son, as Mr.. Burns has sol
his interest to the Aliens. As yet
is not known what business NJ
Burns will pursue.
Lewis A. Burnside recently lost h
baby daughter aged five months.
Arthur Purcell and little daughts
came down on last Sunday from KaI
a City to spend a few days
Miami.
Mrs. ]. Frank Burruss of Carol
ton came the latter part OF last. wee
to visit her sisters. Miss Emma Pa
sons and Mrs. VIII C%lutteebuck.
Mac Haynie ia back home agal
from Kansas City where he went
receive treatment for q facial troubl
He is much improved.
The Belle of Glasgow on last Sui
day night brought up a load Of hcl
for Ounce Seibert, goli
Mrs. Ashley Holloway an aged lat
las been quite feeble lately and u
der a physicians care. She is blir
and gets about with much incomes
fence In her home.
Little Dorothy y. David, the
month old baby Of Mr.. and Mrs. Day
Just south Of town, was quite Ill Ia
week. ~
A brother OF H. o. Kelley can
recently from Indiana with a view
purchasing a Saline county farm. !
has had the B, B. Berry farm und
confederation