The Marshall republican., 1913-05-09

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r. L. Utz was here from Blosser,
Saturday and reported John w. Black
burn improving snd thinks he'll be
able to be up in time to celebrate on
the Fourth of July.
A called meeting Of the synod of
the Presbyterian church In Missouri
| was held In Marshall Thursday to
consider the removal Of the synodical
Iccllege fro n Fulton to Liberty.
Mrs. T.. NJ. Wright and sister, Miss
Lottie Stewart, were called to Bloom
ingberg. ohio. Sunday on count OF
the serious Illness of their mother.
who is an elderly lady.
j. n. Dickson, Stephen Craig and
J. Il. Gibson, commissioners OF the
Arrow Rock special road district.
we're transacting business with the
county our Monday.
J. r.. Gibson. s. NJ. Diggs, !. F.
Spence and Rev. Snapp drove from
Arrow Rock to Marshall last week.
The two latter purchased Ford cars
from the r. n. Rea Garage.
The Dixie Theatre. which has been
closed during the past week, will
open Monday. May ~. Mr.. Dale.
the manager. states that ne will start
"a snnN tlUaa.Ra Ia an fac, .v..L
The Missouri VALLEY college base
ball team won the game Wednesday
from Scarriu-MorrisvirIe college by
a score OF 8 TO /. Rollins pitched the
game for NJ. v. G..
Large crowds have been witnessing
the plays OF the Chase-Lisrer theatre
company. The company VIII be here
only this week and will go TO Slater
from here.
DIR. II. II. webb fcol) moved his
office this week from his former
location up stairs on the corner o.
Arrow aud Lafayette TO rooms In the
Opera House block.
~ you are wanting n sma,f hsck
or light hat same ~ lie foumf nj
EuA VI. CHAFFEE'S. Farmers Saw
ings Rank Building. MARSHALL. Mo.
Miss Maud Harwood. who has been
principal of the Benton school for
6 years. has decided not to return
20 Marshall next year to reach OIL
account OF the III health OF her ia
ther at Higginsyille.
Il. W. Kennedy. (coi1 OF st. Louis
came here from Kansas City. We'd
nesday OF last week aud spent sew
eral days with old friends returning
20 work Monday. He IL In the postal
service. where he has a good position.
lie left us his renewal.
August Richter. the veteran shoe
maker. says that he has been In his
present location up stairs In the
Buckner building. corner Arrow and
Lafayette for 20 years. and has been
In Marshall for 80 years.
Mrs. Robert Carey, nee Ruth
varderian. o. Kansas city visited her
sister. Mra. Harry Myers, this week,
Sam1 Evans returned Monday
from ST. Louis where he took n car
load OF mules last week.
Born TO Or. I. i. Holt and wife a
sou Sunday. May ; at . u. M, at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Brown
on S. Jefferson. Mrs. Holt IL a dau.
ghter. Mr.. aud Mrs. Brown. Or. Holt
Is pastor OF NJ. T.. Church South al
Cape Glrardeau.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Fischer and Mr.
and Mrs. Adolph Leimkuhler were
here from near Little Rock last weel
shopping. Mr.. Fischer said he hat
recently sold Mr.. LeimkuhIer an 81
acre farm at $75 an acre.
w. Il. Shackelford one of Napton',
e~nterprislng merchants. Is erecting {
handsome new residence there. O. J
Watts, the banker, has also built 8
fine home on "A commanding site re.
Gently.
Il A company OF three Italians were
on the streets of Marshall Wednes,
day dispensing sweet music to the
populace. This band is not the same
that has been coming to Marshall
every year.
The store room In the Campbell
building, formerly occupied by tn,
Broken Dollar store, Is being reno
/ deled by ]. c. Ervins. The place h
being partitioned off so as to make
rooms. The American Express com
/ pany will occupy the room on tn,
corner.
Carl Guier of near McAlister Spr