The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
ICountyNews'
MIAMI.

society entertained the Christian En-
deavor. Sixty-iive guests we're pres
ent. Games and elegant refresh
ments were the attractive features.
Mrs. Tom Chilcott of the country
neal town has been quite i'll, but is
much better at this time.
Mrs. Jas Long and little son oi
Fairyille we're in Miami Saturday
shopping.
Mrs. Dan Ryan and children were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Pad Null
lins a few days last week.
Rufus Haynie sold forty acres OF
land TO Eel Haynie recently for sew
en- hundred and fifty dollars.
Percy Jennings of Miami, who Is
attending an automobile school in
Kansas CITY. also been very so with
tonsilitis and was threatened FOR a
while with pneumonia. Is much better
now.
Mrs. Thomas A. Eastin and grand
rhildren near Shilo, left Saturday for
an extended visit TO relatives in Lenox
Iowa.
Miss Mary Sweeney. our milliner
left Miami via Marshall one day last
week for Kansas City, where she will
study the spring styles and bring a
large supply with her home.
Miss Ethelyn Goldman writes from
Kentucky that she is going to attend
a large wedding reception there, and
will then return TO her home In Miami
about the LIST OF May.
Forest Mcdaniel has gone east to
remain a few days and purchase for
his dry goods store. his spring stock
OF goods.
The W. G. T. u. society had n very
interesting meeting in memory OF
Francil Il. Willard at the Methodist
church last Sunday afternoon. Read
ings. music and etc. OF an appropriate
nature were rendered.
Little Elizabeth Haynie was 6 years
old on the 10th of this month and In
honor OF the occasion invited In a few
OF her little friends TO dine with her.
Little Elmer Vaugan, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Jas Vaughan former Miami
people. but now OF ottomua. Iowa Is
very III with scarlet fever.
Mrs. w. S. ]. Bure entertained on
the evening OF the 18th a few OF her
friends at a finch party.
jesse Wheeler and John Jennings
are planning to 20 In TO the chicken
raising business. lessee has the
Incubator and Mr.. Jennings viii fur
nish the eggs.
Messrs Shelby Wilson OF near
S~hackelford, Sam Grady and VIII
Henton were guest at supper Valen-
tine evening at Forests McDanIet's
home.
Miss Willie Cresap spent several
pleasant days recently at the home of
her friend. Mrs. Jim Long at Fair
VILE.
A party was given on Valentines
evening at Geo. Haynes TO a few OF
their friends. Round dancing was
the Diversion OF the occasion.
Johnny Ferrill formally a Carroll
county man Just opposite Miami,
came up on a short business and plea
sure trip from his home In Salisbury
last week.
Mrs. Frank MacBurruss and little
Dari Dorothy. made a few days visit
to Kansas City the latter part of last
week.
Miss Effie Cowan OF Lenox. Iowa.
returned recently after being a WISH
tor in the home OF her uncle, A. Eas-
tin.
Ernest C~hiswell, a former Miamian,
came down from his home at Herndon
10 visit his brothers. last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas Wheeler and chill
dren drove to the county home Sun
day OF Boyd Sullivan and spent the
day.
eaAH haSb W shS INV VI INV
week have made the ice move u of
the river rapidly. The river is much
higher at this time than II has been
for some time.
Miss Della Hisle entertained her
friend Mr.. Hubert Howorker of Stat
er at her home Sunday.
Uncle. Ben Sullivan celebrated on
the l4th a past twenty-one birthday.
r. ii. Kelliker OF Brunswick was a
recent caller ON the Miami grocery
trade.
Hugh Hawkins OF Marshall was a
recent visitor In our town, like wise
Guy Webster a former Miamian.
Chas Hammer made a trip to Mar
shall Sunday. taking back his niece,
Ella ". Ingram, who has been visiting
a. sha uamnar hnuuA