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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-01-09
MATCHMAKER.
LODGE DIRECTORY.

MODERN wooDMEN OF AMERICA,
Oregon Cedar Camp No. 5246. Meets
every Thursday evening at s o'clock
in Masonic hall, corner Court and
Liberty streets. Elevator service.
A. H. Bum, Consul; +. A. Turner,
Clerk.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
DECREE

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. ia
Charge O'Shaughnessy was instructed
formally 20 notify the author
ties at Mexico City that the United
States could not recognize as consti-
tutlonal the election to be held Octo-
Ter 26, In view OF Gen. Huerta's de-
cree announcing his assumption of leg
i,lative powers.
President Wilson and his entire
Cabinet discussed the Mexican sit
pation and the naval policy OF the
Uited States at the first Cabinet meet
ing since last June.
a three-battleShip building pro-
grnmme. dispatch OF n German war
ship to Mexican waters, and POSSIBLE
iy or like action by other European
] overs, all received attention.
Nd ices from Mexico City indicated
that the Mexican Deputies were still
IN jail, but according to Huerta. in
no danger. His statement. however,
that the Deputies would be brought
to trial was received here with dis.
appointment.
rhiee-Ship Programme Favored.
Gcrmany's dispatch OF a wcrshlp
: as construed as a direct result OF the
arrest OF tho Deputies aud fear that
anarchy might follow.
President Wilson and secretar,
Daniels are said TO favor n threu-shir
programme for this years naval a..
preparation bill and a two-ship pro.
gramme thereafter.
The plan was 20 lag the situation
before the entire Cabinet before tai
ing it to Congress. from which the az
ministration already has received as
RAJ OF support.
Copies OF n proclamation by rroyi'
fional President iiuerta n]nnouncin
himself as n dictator over McNic.
were received at the State Depart
mcnt aud considered at the Cabinc.
meeting.
Huerta declared suspended that pr
vision Of the Constitution which
grants immunity from arrest TO mem
hers OF the Mexican Congress am
announced that from time to time il
would issue executive DEGREES bccaus'
or the dissolution Of Congress.
The Mexican situation took up r..
much time at the cabinet mc7t.n
that the naval programme wng N"
reached for discussion anfi'"'"
agreed that President Wilson shout.
take the subject up with each NON
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
ARROW ROCK

Preston Brockway and Family OF
he country were among the shoppers
here Monday.
Rev. Buck returned Friday from
conference.
John Duren Of Slater visited his
parents here the first OF the week.
IL. l.. Green and wife of Parsons,
Kansas. are visiting his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Leland Green West OF town,
w. p, Watts OF st. Louis was the
guests. the first OF the week OF his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. ID. l.. Watts.
Dick Thorp and Mr.. Higginbotham
of Nelson ere on our streets Mon
day.
T. Il. and j. S, Hogge. p. s. Fades,
Earl Martin and Frank B~rockway at
tended the horse show last week In
Kansas City.
w. A. Wells was ~transacting busi-
ness Wednesday in Blackwater.
Our telephone wires are all IN
working order now. after being out
OF commission several days on ac-
count OF a house being moved down
street.
VIII Grail and wife and Grover
Grub of near Leuter. Mo-, were
guests Wednesday at the home OF w.
8 shemwell.
DIR. Lawless was called here We'd
nesday to Q b. #. Townsend.
w. l.. Davidson and wife OF Mar
shall were dinner guests Friday OF
Mrs. w. B. Digs and family.
Miss Veda Piper, who spent several
days In Howard. visiting her sister,
Mrs. Frank Watts, passed through
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
LITTLE ROCK,

Mrs. Jim Leimkeuhbler Ia on the
sick list.
John Heoner spent Sunday with his
uncle. T. NJ. Ehler.
Church was held Sunday nj Con.
cord and several from here attenc
cd.
Several from this community Oh.
.pect to attend the road meeting at
Gillian Tuesday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Miller las,
week, O boy.
Mr.. Joe Kellie and Mr.. Brown
passed threw here Saturday evening
for Arrow Rock TO visit Mr.. George
home Sunday afternoon.
John Hoener, Henry Mattox and
wife, DR.. w. l., Sharp and John
Kampmeyer. attended the state fair
at Springfield. H., last week.
Jes Hensick. Dick Herman. Milard
Thornton and Jim Hensick attended
the stock show at Kansas City last
week.
Several from here attended the
boat show at Arrow Rock Saturday
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
vrnnasKA ROADS INrnovED
Two Pays Devoted to Task, Follow
ing Lead of Missouri.

LINCOLN, Neb., Oct. o.-Through
out Nebraska today. under the direc-
ton of the officials of each county.
work was begun to improve the roads
OF the state, in accordance with a
proclamation of Gov. Morehead. set
ting aside today and tomorrow as
good roads days"
Following the example OF Gov. Ma
jor Of Missouri. Gov. Morehead. In
overalls, directed personally tn
work on the roads near the s'aie
~Penitentiary. Th~irty-five convicts
assisted In the work.
over the State all the equipment
that could be pressed into service
was used by farmers, business mer
and men experienced In road m
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

town Tuesday on her way TO her
home rear Little Rock.
Mrs. Schnur, who spent the sum
mer here with her daughter, left
Thursday for her home near Quincy,
Ill.
Eugene Brockway and bride re-
turned the first OF the week from
Kansas City.
Miss Ruby Poindexter, who has a
position in Marshall was a week end
guest OF her mother.
Earl Martin purchased a new Mil
lchel car while in Kansas City last
Mrs. w. d. Shemwell. who was a
week.
guest last week of her son, Stanarc,
left Saturday for Blackwater Il visit
her mother.
There was quite q large crowd a.
tended the boat show Saturday night.
as n made IL last trip for the season.
Rev. Speer, the new pastor for toe
Methodist church, preached his first
sermon Sunday to a fairly good audi
ance.
Miss Marian Tyler OF Marshall was
visiting friends here and attended tae
boat show.
Tom Husiemeier and vie u thr
country were callers Sunday 10
neon OF Mrs. VI. Bingham.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
HARDENIAN

Mr.. aud Mrs. j. b. Webb and dau-
ehter. Miss Rose spent Sunday at
Uincel Embrey.
Miss Flora Hickman spent a few
days at Miss Stella SCOTS and attend
ed church at Concord Sunday morn
ing.
Messrs Ernest and Ben odell, wives
and children were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, Eurner Embrey Sunday,
Mr., and Mrs. Marvin spriggs and
little son, r. W. were guests Sunday
at ]. &c. Townsends.
Brother Wall delivered two good
sermons here Sunday, he was accom-
panied from Marshall with a student
Ifrom Missouri Valley college. they
took dinner with A. j. Davis,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Il. Brown OF Clay
Center spent Sunday at b, b, Pipers.
Mrs. Simon Davis Is visiting In
Kansas City this week.
Misses Marie and Korene Piper
were Slater visitors Saturday after
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Lefaivre spent
Sunday at Will Lefaivres.
Mesdames J e. and II. NJ. Brown.
Miss Lillian Schott and Arnold Brown
passed through here Saturday en-
route to Marshall.
! Misses Sally and Marie Piper were
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
County News
SALT BRANCH

Mrs. Mildred Harris spent Monday
with her sister, Mrs. George Mason at
her country home near Wilton Spr-
ings. She was accompanied home by
her father. MFR. Bramble.
Miss Ida Kidd and guest. Mrs. Cam
bell attended service at Mt. Olive Sun
dty.
MIR. q. w. Wright entertained the
following guests at dinner Friday:
Mrs. Nettie King of the country south
OF Marshall. Mrs. Rev. Price OF Nap
ton, Mrs. Jack Price of Mt. Olive
neighborhood, Mrs. Clel Harrison and
daughter. Florence; Mrs. Claud Alb
ney OF Marshall and niece, Miss Flora
Hickman of the ncighborhood. They
all enjoyed her splendid dinner. The
day was spent very pleasantly.
Mrs. J. Wright spent Thursday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hill
ton near Herndon. She was accom-
panied home by her niece. Mrs. Ben
Doake and daughter, who has been
making an extended visit with rela-
tives and friends. she left Sunday for
her home in Colorado.
Mr.. Ed. Williams delivered hay in
Marshall Monday
Mr.. w. A. Smith and sons Jorvas
and Walton spent Sunday In Marshall
the guests OF Mrs. Smith and daugh.
ters.
Mr.. VIII Roberts attended preach.
ing ut Hardeman Sunday evening.
DR.. Gore was called to sec Mr.. J. O
Wright. who was not so we'll Monday
afternoon.
Miss Boyd who has been making an
extended visit In Saline with relatives
and friends, went to Kansas City &C
make a visit before returning TO hel
home In Texas. She was accompany
cd as far as Kansas City by Mrs
Frank Kidd and daughter. Fannie
who will make n visit with relatives
before returning home.
Misses Ada and Lillian Rawllngi
attended services at Mt. Olive Sunday
Miss Flora Hickman attended ser
vice at Hardeman sunday evening.
MIR. Barnes has been the guest thu
past week OF his sons. Harry anC
Frank and their families.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
MT.

Chns. Christman and wife. T. n.
Wright and daughter. Miss Cora an
thas. Shepard were among those rom
here that attended the stock sho I
Kansas City.
j. J.. Robertson made a business
trip to Kansas City later part % co.
week.
Miss Carter o. Slater Is visit!n
her aunt. Mrs. Il. r. Brightwell o.
this place.
u. G. Potter and wife took the
train Saturday for Kansas City. re-
turning home Sunday In their new
Overland car. which they purchase +
while in the city.
G. l.. Grimes attended the teach
RS meeting ut Sunny Side school
house, south OF Shackleford, satur.
day.
Miss Minnie Hoe tensmith has re-.
sumed her work here m station agent
after almost n two months vacation.
Frank Brightwell of Kansas City
nd Judson OF Marshall visited their
.arents here sunday.
Mrs. Maudo Gentry and children
visited friends In Slater Sunday.
Matt Barnes and wife. Chas. sayoI
and family visited relatives south oI
Marshall Saturday and Sunday.
Lois May Gentry had n number
her girl friends rs dinner gues
Monday. Il being her tenth hi-'h'"
Mrs. NJ. q. Bray and daughter
Mrs. u. II. Dingley, are guests OF re
~latives at waverly at this writing.
Mt. Leonard school has received .
certificate OF approval from the sta,
superintendent making II M OF the
first rank schools In Saline county.
Pick Houston OF Sweet Springs
was on our streets Saturday,
The work that has been done TO.
wards widening and grading on
streets II quite an improvement end
further more we are expecting d
street lamp In a few days, which viii
he quite an addition, also. Hurraf
for Mt. Leonard!
A teachers meeting Will be held
here at the school house Saturday
October 18th. Teachers and patrons
OF adjoining districts are urged to b,
present and strive to make this 4
helpful day to all.
Below is a list OF the names OF tbs
pupils who have not mlsspelled {
word In spelling during the month o.
September: Leis Mae Gentry, Pau
line Gentry. Pearl Hubbard. Dee Ces
sairt. Allie Mayfield. Hildred Briggs
Willie Moore, Maude Mccormick
josiah Robertson, Dorothy Shepherd
Below Is a list OF the names OF tn,
pupils who nave not misspelled bui
one and two words during the month
of September: Mary Ellen Kellett
Pearl Moore. Eugenia Sayers. Alder
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

night, to a fairly well filled house. A
number of our young people had pre-
viously made arrangements to attend
the Floating Theatre at Arrow Rock
and diminished the crowd somewhat.
The young gentleman and his wife
who gave the program Saturday G
ing are skilled in the art OF entertain
ing. Their music and readings were
most enjoyable and the Nelson people
feel that should the merit OF pro-
gram stand higher with each number,
the last one will indeed be most ex-
cellent.
Mrs. Jane Campbell is visiting with
Mrs. Lee Miller of near Arrow Rock.
Mr.. John Cox and family have
moved into the house they lately pur-
chased from VIM. Taylor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fowler spent
Sunday in the country with relatives.
Miss Ida Cunningham of Marshall
In visiting her sister, Mrs. Nettie
Liggett.
Mrs. VIM. Alexander and Miss
Mary white spent Thursday after
lrcon in the country with Mrs. a.
Gillespie.
Mr.. George Alexander and little
sister. Mary Frances, drove TO Hugh
%esville Saturday after their sister
Miss Lavinia, who for some time has
been visiting her aunt. Mrs. Pearl
Harvey.
Mrs. a. Gillespie of near here en-.
t%ertained the following guests al
dinner Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. Iva
Canada. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Smith
and Misses Mamie sandidse and
Launa williams. Mr.. Percy Gillespie
who works at the Colony. was also
present. He returned to his work OF
the afternoon passenger.
On account OF the meeting which
Elder Cottingham is holding. he di,
not come Sunday morning to fulfil
his appointment. There was n lee
turc given by n lady at tho Baptis
church in the evening.
A number of our young peopl,
drove to B%lackwater Sunday evenin.
to attend services.
Mr.. Willie Warren OF Marshal
spent the latter part OF the week wit
HIS grandparents here.
Mrs. Don Richardson OF the coun
try near here was trading In tow
Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Chickner went 10 Mar
shall Monday afternoon. She intend
working In the shoe factory this win
, ter.
Misses Madge Scott and Beul''
Cash OF the country were shopping /;
town Monday afternoon.
Mrs. John MARI. OF near Rid"
Prairie was In town Monday after
! noon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
GRAND PASS

j. F.. Lolg and daughter. Miss
Katherine, were in Marshall satur-
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Scott Chrlsman and
little son, Aldred of neal Slater spent
Sunday with Mrs. Chrisman's parents.
MIR. and Mrs. Low Kramer and Mrs.
NJ. j. Edwards aud daughter. Addie,
were shopping in Marshall Saturday
afternoon. They went in the formers
car.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G.. McReynol1
have returned from K"nsas C;Y
where they attended the Royal StJch
Show.
II. c. Grain spent Sunday with his
brother an dwife at their home in
Marshall.
MIR. and Mrs. Edgar Riley aud little
son. Wyatt clifford OF Boston, Mass.
who have been making an cvtenic.
visit to the formers parents. Ng. an
Mrs. A. T.. Riley. lot Tuesday OF
Kentucky TO Wait Mrs. Rilcy's par.
ents. before returning to their homo
Mrs. Ida Humphreys and rhi'd"
ere visiting Charlie Coad and anil.
this week.
Ralph Grain Of near Sweet SprlnT.
was the guest Tuesday o, his BROTH
n. G. Grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Ncor o. Col
RADIO are visiting the former'a rarcn'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Neer.
Mrs. Lon Davies and children apon
n few days this week with relatirc
near waverly.
Rev. Thogmorton, tho newly az
pointed pastor OF tho Mothcdi7
church. held his first services her
Sunday. We welcome him to on
midst.
Mrs. sowall BurrusB attended ID
one o'clock luncheon Wedncf1r
given by Mrs. Bu'ord Allen ~
country home north OF MALTA Bend
The little four year old son OF Nir'
Nettie Weaver was bitten by q "a
aud II has caused him much su"cr!n-
II was feared blood poison would 70
suit. but he seems better now. thoi
not entirely out OF danger yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. james Hislo ana 50
OF California are the guests o. Mr'
Hislc's parents, Henry Vowel IN
wife.
Miss Mablc Pangborr o Mas ''
spent Saturday and Sunday with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Bert Pancb'"'
Mrs. James DoMoss has a bcuuI q
stock OF millincry-calra eeo ho-
Ed. Fletcher spent Sunday W.
home folks.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Oncratinn Successful

Mrs, w. Il. Garst late OF this city.
but nov OF Salome Springs, submit
cd TO an operation at the German hos
ital In Kansas City this Tuesday NOR
ming, DR.. Binny was the operating
physician and a telegram received by
Rev. j. u. Cortner this afternoon said
Il was IN every way successful. Mrs,
Garst was taken to Kansas City from
Salome Springs Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Troubles.

The family had not had 'hoir
phone very long and took ~ -'
torcst in It. On the out-i4 Cd
telephone directory they rr'
the words. Trouble, Call 30 i.i1
II had been a hard morning and
erything had gone wrong when
lady OF the house happened to 'h'r.
OF the telephone. and called 90
and asked.
lis this where you report iro''
le?i"
Yes"
well. only wanted 10 report
that our cat got drowned in the -
tort this morning: the baby e .
ting a new tooth the cook L."
denly. We are out OF suga. and s'a
the stove pipe fell down; the mir
man lei, only a pint instead p
quart today: the bread WONT rs
gy oldest child Is coming down WITH
measles. the plumbing Ia the cellar
oaks: SIC have only enough ri
rsi through tomorrow. ! ran ~
Yaint when I got only hal over the
lining room tloor: the malnsprinr 20
re clock Is broken; my husb"nd
hrce sisters are coming TO viai' 20
tomorrow. the man has not cnlle'
or the garbage for two weeks: OF
log has got neas: the looking glass
~ or the wall today and broke nil
. pieces; and / think my husband f.
taking considerable note o. n widow
lady that lives next door. That's -
today aud Il anything happens IN
call you up lator.-Ex.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
/. In Nnrfon Monday.

in Norton Monday.
James Webb, wife and daughto.,
Miss Rose, were trading in Marshal.
Wednesday.
A large crowd from here attend
ed the Wonderland Floating Trea
ter at Arrow Rock Saturday night;
that made its last trip for the sum
mer.
Robert Stafford of Clay Center
leighborhood spent Sunday with hi
grandmother, Mrs. Ida Gambrcll.
Misses Ruth Brown and Marcia
Scott spent Saturday and Sunday
with homefolks.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
NELSON

Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. MARI are visit.
Ing friends In Kansas City. Their
daughter. Miss Belle Bina. Is staying
with Miss Bernice Bruce IN their
absence.
A Hindu. who claims TO be on his
fifth tour around the world, camped
near our town last week and gave
several lectures. lie IL n man OF UNI
usual strength. and claims that any
cne living properly can attain al age
OF one hundred and fifty years. His
wife accompanies him.
Mr.. Dave Pirtle went to Pilot
Grove Thursday to meet his sister,
Mrs. Horak and her daughter. Naomi.
who will visit here for some time.
w. T. Rhoades left last week for
California. where he will visit with
his sisters, Mesdames Ben and Ike
Critics. Mr.. Rhoades may move TO
California In case he finds everything
satisfactory
Mrs. w. II. Flanders entertained
the cemetery club and a few other
lady friends In her home Tuesday
afternoon. The club decided 10 have
a supper In the nea future.
Mr.. Earl s%appington drove to
Slater In his a Wednesday after
noon. He returned Thursday morn
ing with Miss Marjorie Haas, who
came down to attend the entertain
ment In honor of Mrs. VIM. ID. Sap
pington.
Mr.. Jack Thorp and daughter, Miss
Lula. returned Thursday afternoon
from a two weeks visit with relatives
IN Sedalia.
Mrs. Charlie Elgin and daughter,
Mrs. Geo, Mccoy, also Master Lewis
Elgin Mccoy drove to MarshallThurs'
day afternoon and returned Saturday.
Prof. Hugh Berlin went TO Napton
Thursday afternoon to make arrange
n,ents for the lecture course to be
held here this winter.
Mrs. L. l.. shuck and Miss Ryle
Wing entertained the following
young married couples Wednesday
evening: Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Canada
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith and Mr.,
and Mrs. VIM. b. Sappington.
Mrs, Il. d. sapp!ngton entertained
a large number OF guests Thursday
afternoon In honor OF her daughter
in-law. Mrs. VIM. b, S%appington. The
ladies from the country were enter
tanned first and then those who live
I'm town. Mrs. S~appington is a
charming hostess and all present en-
joyed the afternoon very much. Mrs
r. NJ. Reynolds Of Marshall came
down for the occasion and returned
Friday morning.
Misses Laura Williams and Mary
White we're guests Of Mrs. Gretta
Alexander Saturday at dinner.
Mrs. Uncas Mcclure and little son
are visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
The first number OF the Redpath'
vawtor Lecture Course System wal
given at the verts Hall saturda,
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. George II. Shafer who has ac-
copied a position TO teach the End
and 3rd grades In the Plattsburg pu-
bile schools, left the latter part o.
last week for that place and entered
upon her work there -. Miss
Mary Laughlin of this city teaches
German in the Plattsburg higi
school.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
Der individually.

Der individually.
Constitutionalists juntas all along
the border we're reporting to their
headquarters here to-day that their
General Pancho villa. had left Tor
reon with 5000 men and considera-
bile artillery to move on saltilio or
Monterey, and that a large force un-
der Blanco had left Matamoras,
moving westward to join him.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice IL hereby given TO all crcdl
tors and others interested In The
estate OF John Wall. deceased, iho'
we Edward Il, Wall & John L, Wall
Administrators of said estate, Intend
To mako Final Settlement thereof a,
the next term OF the Probate Court o
Saline County. Missouri. TO be holder
AT the Court House in said County OF
the first Monday OF December, 1919.
EDWARD y. WALL
JOHN II. WALL,
Administrators.
First insertion. Oct. II, 1918.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. e. j. Edwards of independ-
ence and son, Francis, daughter, Mis-
Katherine Lucille visited her fathe'
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John Edw-
ards OF Blackburn. She returned on
NJ. p. and visited her sister aud fam
lily at Hodge, Mo-, and cousins, Mr.
and Mrs. Harrie Steele and family n'
Waverly.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Hugh Donohue lcrt Monday after
con for Lawrence. Kas.. 90 q dcli
ate 20 the supreme lodge meeting o
he Fraternal Aid, which ]congcne.
Lore Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mesiames Frank and 4. =
'ulliyan OF Miami we're among .h6
ut OF town ladies shopping 10 tho
cunts rclt Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

George n. Davis. wife and children
came Thursday from Macon their
hcme for u visit to Judge Saml Davis
and other relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Fred Morris and wife and Mrs. :
u. iloux we're among those who
spent Monday In Kansas CITY. The
left on an early train In ordcr =
have a long day In the city.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

I'd. Hawkins and wife returned
thursday evening from Kansas City.
here they had been attending tho
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

j. -. Miller Of Mexico. SO. {
spending q few weeks in Saline yisi'
ing his daughter. Mira. /. ". Dave
nd other relatives.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

MIR. and Mrs. Bon Fray hay, return
cd from Blackwater. where they had
a visit with their son. Edwood Fra
aud family.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. Joe Scott o. Napton wa
mong the ladies here from the east
I'm part Of tho county shoppln
Friday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. II. n. Harris Of the count,
asst OF Marshall was shopping in the
county seat. Saturday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Ir. and Mrs. r. II. Hasemeyc- O.
ne county near Napton were amor
Trlday'u visitors who had business {
the county seat.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. o. NJ. Bowler visited Mrs
Frank Buriord at the latter's coun-
.ry home east OF Marshall Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Mrs. w. p. Miner of Waverly and
Mrs. Winston Smith and daughter o.
slater were shopping here Monday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17

Miss Anna Kellett OF Malta Bend
among the ladies from the wes-
tern part of the county here Tuesday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-10-17
FRFE K'URSION TO KANSAS CITY!

G. y for Everybody Who Wishes to Go
I'll JONES STORE KANAs ClTYS PR oFIT-sHARING STORE, TO HOLD A
GREAT hNN YER AIRY SALE IN CELEBRATION OF THEIR 18TH
YEAR IN BUSINESS IN KANSAS CITY
Starting Monday, October GOTH and continuing throughout he week the great
et values in the Jnes Stores history in X nss City, WI be offered the people Of the
en- ire Southwest
Everybody is welcome to this store of all the people Every NJ is invited TO
&C m OF the Free Excursion to Kansas City to attend