The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
MIAMI

iiitSiNSu hippIH MS HOuSeHOlu IuT-
niture on the Steamer Chester. but
the boat was delayed on its way up
stream and the goods were ZEN by
rail.
Miss Julia Guffy OF Moberly is
visiting in the Ruckle home in the
eastern suburbs. She Is q cousin
OF Miss Birda and Raymond Ruckle.
Rev. Barrett OF the NJ. Y. church IN
Miami Is attending conference az
Nevada. His mother. who stays with
them part OF her time. Is visiting in
Kansas City.
Joe Harris and wife attended the
Bethel association last week and visit
ed his people also for a short time.
Houston Lemons aunt. Mrs.
Mary Coleman, left a week ago for a
visit to Mrs. Buck Edmonds. where
she will visit before returning to her
home at sandoval. III.
W. X. Grady. a former Miamian,
left for his home at saltwater, Okla.
last Saturday. lie had been east go
purchase goods and stopped In Miami
for Il brief visit to relatives and
friends.
Report says that the wedding bells
will soon ring for "A former higi
school graduate who has taught
,chool In the past and whose homc
Is about : miles south OF MiamL-Gct
busy aud guess who she Is.
Miami and Slater are getting ready
TO have q game of foot ball Saturday.
Much interest Is being shown by tile
boys OF our town.
w. W. Welsh and family recently
spent a few days IN Marshall and
listed IN the Hopkins home. While
here they took their daughter.
Bessie. over to resume her position ~
he satisfactory. Bessie boards with
her grandmother.
Rumor says that a Miami girl who
las for the last year been employed
~ u domestic IN Miami families has
recently married. the comedian whose
,tage anne when with Fontinelios
how was Don Melrose. Ills real
iamc Is unknown to the public ~ yet.
The Baptist people who have been
nth out n minister for several mon
hs will shortly secure u who Is said
o be a most eloquent and worthy me.
REV. Henry OF Boone county was high
Us complimented upon his fine sermon
ne delivered here n few weeks ago
lnd many hope this divine Is the one
| 'hoscn for the church's service.
Miami needs "A humane society. A
'ecent disgusting act of some ot
IIami's young roughs was TO shear a
often OF It's fur and during the cold
lamp weather kick and knock II
about on the streets until the poor
little animal was wrlthing In pain.
Rose Luan sibley writes from her
new home visalIa, that the family II
better pleased with their new abode
han at Springyille. Roses health
has improved so that she can walk n
nile to school. Her two younger sis
ers attend Il nearby school.
Alex Burnside an aged and well-to.
do farmer was In Miami trading on
last Thursday. for the first time for
| several months. Mr.. Burnsldes eS-
treme age has made him quite feeble
In getting about.
Miss Anna Bell Hammers. who Is a
sister of Mrs. WIN Haynie returned 10
st. Joe recently and will resume her
duties In u large dry goods store
where she previously was employed.
Tom Sutton formally of California
viii shortly move TO Kansas City and
accept a position from a canning firm.
lair. Sutton will be remembered as
lRey. VIM. Bells s~on-in-law. MISS
Lilly Bell will accompany them "a
kansas city. .
sewell Burruss and wife drove
from their home at Grand Pass to
Miami the latter part OF last week and
visited at their relative. j. ID. Fristoe,
Sr. s. home,
Gilmer Haynie and wife recently
had ms visitors. Mrs, WIN. Barrett and
son, Willie and daughter, Julia. Mrs
barrett Is Mrs. Haynes mother.
Miss Stella Minor, who teaches
school al Grand Pass enjoyed a. visit
With her home folks on last Sunday.
lshe rode TO Miami In MIR. sewell Bur'
russ's rig,
Last Saturday was the day the col
ored people intended TO have n bii
picnic ON the Jim Vaughan premises
to celebrate their so years OF FREQ
dom. The day was to cold. dark and
dreary for the picnic, but at night at
the Masonic hall q banquet was held
which made up for the days disap'
continent.
Mrs. Frank Hooper OF Denver
colorado, arrived Saturday evening te