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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-27

- y. boulevard. Atlanta CA b-oke
out In little pimpie- and s-ales all over my
body and the -ralp Of my head. They spread
ana nnally began 10 burn and itch and I
.cra'ch"d and they turned into little bleed
Ing sores. II s'-a'chei IL would cause an
awful burning sensation producing heat all
over my body. Just could not rest NJ night
My clothing would stick tn my body when
IL was aSfiily warm. Whenever ! would
"ornh my hair ~ would Just come on IN
hanffIls and leave large and uneven parts
in my hair and IL was just full of dandruff
II would srale up and be- IN spots all over
my head. Whoa I parted my hair the-r
would be Wide spaces. Tho eruption became
worse and was A. little srars or sores. IL
was dreadful at night. could not rest or
Gevp.
II was pronounced eczema md usoi all
kinds 81 salNes aud ointment. Finally a
friend rccumpcndesi Cuticura Soap arI
Ointment. ! used Cuticura soap ant Oin,-
nlent On my body and head every DAY f,-~t
bathing with Cutictlra Soap and then apply
ing tho Cuticura ointment continued
this f'r three months and after year ~
suffering Vas completely cured t>iguodl
Miss Novclla ~ Daniels Juno -. 1912
Sngi" cake ~ Cuticurs soap and boy %
Cutic'.ra Ointment are often SUFFICIENT when
all else has failed. Sold hy druggists ami
dealers everywhere. sample OF each mailed
free. with 3?-p. Skin Book. Adir,->S pu~t-
card. "Cuticura. Dept. T. BOSTON
ssNien who shave and shampoo With Gu
'ic1ra soap VIII faI It b"st Tor sAln and scalp.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-27
Tuesday. May 81. 1913.
DEMOCRATS AND REPUBLICAN
ORGANIZATION

II IL quito natural that tho Demo.
cratic press su""rs at 'ho idea a..
Republican party REORGANIZATION for
The Democracy was counting upon
Republican discord 20 brine i, future
victories. as it did in 1912 But Demo
cratic sneers have mover been rho
Controlling factor IN Republican a..
fairs in tho past. and thcy arc NOT
likely 10 be IN Tho future Thor. Is
no element IN ~" Republican party
10 day. or that w. over sincerely IN
accord with Il in tho past. that is
willing 10 take political orders from.
The Democracy. and especially from
the Donocracy HAT is IN tho saddle
to-day. Tha present adm r.-t~a...u
Is an accident and ma .,~h..-. and
is merely graspins ard crapp.ir. .a
the political atmosphere .or sornf.
thing tangible and popular ,1 hold ,o
In its desperation
Tn" erea' Republican party o. ,l.
Country and this Includes rl. ,..,.
bined potential opposition 10 Dom.
ocracy and ~ fa.iaci"-. Is .r favor ..
a sane. sensible reo-cl-i,,t.or a-.l
getting together ~! those Who .r.
not blinded 10y petty sc,a-anos. ar!
hi''er personal grievances ~. .,.
posed 90 acop.nE up tao Sars joss
division in 'he Republican Barry 4r!
the han iirS over 10 Democracy OIL.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-27

convention. That strength was d.r,-
onstrat"d when William Henry TIar-
ris"n was nominated for Presiden,
instead ~ Henry clay.
= remember that after inquirine
among IN" DELEGATIONS from "a. va
~ rs states II was deCicsi tina, tn.
best man 10 put in nomination for
VICE president Was Ecnianin Wat
kin. I~ich. Of Virginia. I, Is nv re-
objection that Mr.. f."igh himself know
nov ms about this. but 'an recall
WIN what manly dignity hc rose on
~ Moor ith~ convention when his
n'fn' wa proposed and sail tha'. -
%" VAS elected ais d.legat. Co. ~i;,-
i'r' ~" nomination ~ Irrf- Ciav
Tor President hts constituents. might
regard u as BETRAYAL 81 his frf.St II
B." Sh"..!i accept rho nomination Tor
vice president after H,nr, CLAW had
been defeated for the rr.si,,ar...,i
nomination. III" whole convention
W. 'i-ihlt affected O., SIR. I.ish.s
Irt s'ncc md Dos his Lr.,r statement.
] "rl- wish shat h. had accepted. d..
was OF" . "a. uoh.-St men. "A
Siaur'h VIII and true patriot. lie
vas man - very great stafasiuan-
.k' qualities. "" should have had
great PRESIDENT l,d t. s.-c.,t.i
- fh' presidency alter IN" 81. ath ~
Ft-S!d"r' Harrison.
hci. eItss came 20 mo and nSito.l
~" - w.uif Support tho rorrira-
u'n - Senator Nathaniel Tainadro.
CD: New York. said tia; senator
T"i'ma.!c" was q good man and a
-'f, 80 mar t.r.f rN,. t -. 49,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-27
HAIR CAME OUT
IN HANDFULS

Pimples and Scales All Over Body
and Scalp. Burned and ltched.
Hair lust Full Of Dandruff. Com
pIetely Cured by Cuticura Soap
and Cuticura Ointment.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-27


Des Moines, Ia.-M. G. Camrick,
street car motorman, dangerously in
jured when car running 40 miles an
hour ran into another. Eight pas
sengers cut with glass.
Ely, NeV.-EdWard HiIIock killed,
severe property damage caused by
cIoudburst.
Kittanning, Pa.-Hiram Shearer,
sc, Ford City, and Mrs. Elizabeth
Meyers, 66, were married by Rev,
Taylor, 68. Friends so years.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. blaze put
out with $40 damage because parrot
belonging to apartment house janitOr
screeched fire"
Wichita, Kan.-DaVid c. Taylor,
26, recent recruit to state militia,
fearing war with Mexico, wrote Pres
ident Wilson asking for discharge.
Bethlehem, N. H.-Major Rich
ards Muckfe, Philadelphia, who has
suffered from hay fever rs years,
banqueted as oldest sneezer" by 25
fellow feverites.
Pittsburgh. - Mrs. Jessie Stubs,
Chicago, says Adams backbone, not
his rib, gave us Eve.
Hoboken, N. AFTER pawning her
engagement ring to buy poison and
writing her husband he treated her
like a dog" Mrs. Elizabeth Ahrens
suicided.
New York.-PoIice Commissioner
Waldo gave detective $3.50 marked
money to trap him. When arrested
money was gone. Waldo had no
proof Of loan" and detective was re-
leased.
New YorII.-e14 Hungarian and
Austrian immigrants were treated to
champagne on an incoming vessel by |
wireless order from Emperor Franz |
Joseph. Was emperOr's birthday.
traverse City, Mich. E. Hobart, |
Chicago, was caught in the eye by |
hook while fishing with a friend. Will |
lose eye,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-08-27

CHICAGO
Pontiac, III.-Mrs. Jacob Radiger,
81, and daughter Eleanor, 6, were in
stantly killed when Big Four express
struck their auto.
Champaign, III.-After dressing
carefully in white, Miss Olive Faith
Saxton, chief clerk to Dean Thomas
A. Clark of University of Illinois for
16 years, suicided with gas. De-
spondent.
New York. - 100000 churches,
schools, labor unions and other or
CARNATIONS will be asked to join the
anti-tUberculOsis workers in obserY-
ing Dec. Z, designed as fourth ma
tional tuberculosis day.
St. Joseph, Mo.-Attempt to recall
Mayor Charles A. Pfeiffer failed. Re-
tanned his Office by majority Of $50
votes.
Bay Point, caI.-Fire in lumber
yards of G. A. Smith Co. caused
damage of $1,OOOOOO. Subdued by
dynamite.
ST. Louis.-George A. Hartman,
Ieper, recently isolated at quarantine
camp, escaped for second time in less
than three weeks.
London.-Work on Buckingham
Palace at a standstill owing to strike
of construction and electrical work
ers.
Mairnette, Wis. - Mrs. George
Chalking, So, Ford River, gave birth
to her oath child yesterday. Six Iv-
ing. Married at age of Is.
Sheridan, Wyo.-WhiIe on parole
from sentence for voluntary man
slaughter, Miss Jessie Carmen mar
ried Ex-Sheriff Neal of Buffalo, Wyo.,
sheriff of Jail in which she was in
carceTated during trial for death of
James Mccoy, Sheridan.
Paris.-Jack johnson, who fled to
Paris after being convicted on charge
of white slavery in Chicago, filed
= IL l.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

The t'uited Doctors. licensed by the
State Of Missouri for the treatment
81 deformities and all nervous and
chronic diseases Of men. women and
children. offer to all who call on this
visit. conHpltation. examination and
advicc Gree. making nd charge what
evef excerpt the actual cost OF Treat
nient for the purpose of proving that
they have at last discovered a system
and method Of treatments that are
reasonably sure and certain In their
Results.
These Doctors are among Americas
leading stomach and nerve specialists,
and are experts in the treatment OF
chronic diseases OF the blood. liver.
stomach. intostines. skin, nerves,
heart. spleen, kidneys or bladder,
rheumatism. sciatica. diabetes, bed
wetting, tape worm: leg ulcers. weak
lungs. .aud those afflicted with long
standing. deep seated chronic dis
' Nv Da ~ A "
o'm'r phss'"s' S"ou'o nov Ni "
cav. mas o''e" 'ee" '"'o'
According to their system no more
oper"''on 'or appenui.'s' s",n s'o"
JUNIORS soi'er pics e'c. 10y ."e'r
"',aoa IT, oa'eS
$500 "N'' ~
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
FAIRvILLE

SMr and Mrs. spicer entertained on
Friday the following guests: Messers
T.. ". Hawkins, j. w. Goddard, A. Il.
Brown and wives. Mrs. C. b. Brown
apd-sons, Lloyd and Edwin; Miss
Kate Brown, Messers Webster God
dard and Jay Harrison. In spite OF
the rain without. the day was pleas
antly spent aud the turkey luncheon
wns elegant.
Quite q number from here attended
he Swisher stock sale at Norton Tues
day. Col. c. j. Irvine a%uctioneer.
The school here taught by Miss
Norvel will have a shoe box social on
Saturday evening. 18th. There will
be an interesting program in connec'
,tiohl Every one come and bring your
boxes.
The recent rains did a good deal oi
damage To bridges In this vicinity and
discontinued the corn gathering few
days.
j.. H.. Dyer was ~transacting business
In county seat Thursday. ton n bni
Miss Sarah Brown attended, the fun
Marshall on Friday afternoon, an ~
Miss Eva vawter returned TO hel
home in Marshall Tuesday. after ter
days sojourn with Mesdames p. A
Shelton and G. b. Brown.
r. l.. Haynie and wife YER guesf
Sunday of l.. l.. Tucker and family.
Mrs. Van Long. who was on sicl
list past week Is now co~nvalescent.
fP. A, SHELTON attended to business
Id Marshall on TUESDAY.
DR.. Hazard sullivan Of Miami wal
In our VILE on Sunday afternoon.
IN Quito a number VIII butcher Thu
week in this vicinity II remains cold.
Helen Harvey OF Marshall IL NOV
Visiting her uncle. II, W. Harvey 70
few weeks. She and her mother. vii
leave for Florida the 22nd. TO remail
all winter.
g. J. Irvine and wife spent the Sab
beth with j. w, Goddard and family,
The Baptist ladies missionary soci
etyomeets on Thursday with Mrs. q
10. Greenway.
J, II. Garter, the accomodAtinI
clerk OF ]. L. Hawkins OF Nortol
|, Twas trapsactlng business ip vi tow
IWadneaaav.
H. 6, ., Brown q attsndipg FEEDERS
ooprt n Kansas City shia vssk.
Mssi &; & ssxt's' SssAsisr s'n
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

neishborhood drove to- Miami with
her daughter, Miss Myrl Tor q vfsit Il
their relatives. Misses Ada and Mauds
switzer. Mrs. Gauidin returned but
left Miss Myrl for O longer stay.
John Gibbons sold a nice bunch ol
hogs on Saturday to VIM. Ryan.
Christmas festivities are ~beginnine
among some OF the country people. A
hop will be given at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Preston Price and many
others win shortly entertafqin a simi-
lar Why.iI " "a
Miss eladys PICKETT. who teaches
at the Sharon school,, saw her shoe
box social Saturday night. On ac-
|coupt 'of .bad,weather.thes affair had
been postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. Miller have re.
turned from a recent visit at the coun.
TRY home OF Mr.. and Mrs. vanLong.
Rev Floyd Gauldin. q cousin of tho
Misses Switzer aud well known ~
Miami. will graduate from a school
for the ministry this spring. lie has
attended seven terms Of this school
and promises Ia he u Presbyterian
devinc OF much note. Ills school a.
IN Kentucky.
little Richard. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank vile. Is much better while Ola
Ryan has improved SO much from
scarlet fever that she is able TO re-
sumo her school duties. These chill
dren live IN the lower bottom.
Geo and Frank Siebert have gone
TO Hot Springs to rent a cottage. then
they will return to Miami and accom-
pany their mother 10 the home they
have rented and keep company with
her while she is being treated Tor
rheumatism. Few son are as devot-
ed TO their mother as are the sons OF
Mrs. Siebert.l
Newton Chiswell's health IA quite
poor thls winter. lie has quit the
barber work for a while TO rest and
visit a while az his brothers home In
the country. His wife and baby arc
at Mr.. Joe Yodmans. while he IL alb
sent from home. Jno. II. Miller will
have charge OF the shop during Mr..
C~hiswoll's absence and while the
other %pardner. MIR. Coleman II recoy-
erinR from n broken arm.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
Xmas shopping In Marshall Saturday.

Xmas shopping In Marshall Saturday.
A number OF young boys we're out
again On n o'posum hunt Saturday
night without much success.-Try
again boys.
Mesdameg J. n. and Robb. Haypie
visited Grandma Grayson Thursday
afternoon. The latter is not so we'll.
Mrs. Frank Long and son. William
returned home Sunday from Marshall
after few days visit TO Mrs. Saunders,
the formers mother.
Mrs. G. ID. Brown was on sick list
few days this week.
Margaret Irvine returned home
from Marshall after few days sojourn
with her brother, J.. w. Irvine and
family.
Rev. Wester and wife returned
from Springfield Monday. where they
have been the guests OF Rev. Joe Con-
our and family for two months. They
are now with Chas. Seal and wife.
Mrs. q. Il. Smith Is visiting her sis
tiers, Mesdames Robert and j.
Il. Saynie for few days as Mr.. Smith
has gone TO Kansas City to attend
Federal court. iit s'f COZ
Mr.. j. II. Miller OF Miami was In
our midst Tuesday.
.- ~
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
SALT BRANCH

Mr.. Cecil Manley was In the county
seat Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Price as dinner guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wright and family
Sunday.
Z Misses Fanny and Ida Kidd and
brother. Jim. were IN Marshall satur-
day.
Miss Lillian Rawlings and Mr..
Moore attended the Sunday school
rally at Mt, Olive Sunday morning,
Mr.. Dick Williams was transactins
business In Marshall Saturday.
Mr.. McFadden was in Marshall sat-
urday.
Mr.. Levert Marsh OF Mt. Olive
neighborhood called on his best lady
friend OF this neighborhood Sunday
afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
lHARDENiAN

Mrs. Harry Gregory and Miss Nettie
Neff were Napton visitors Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Webb and dau-
ghter. Miss Rosa, Sundayed at wheel
Embreys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Nelt were AT
Arrow Rock Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. C. BfdTn spent
Thursday at G.. E. Browns
]. Il. odell. wife and children were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. d. Embrey
Tuesday.
Miss Marie Piper Visited Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. J. Il. Brown OF
Clay Center.
DR.. Lawless was called to see little
Mary Howell. who was real bad of
with the Group Sunday night.
is,{yepchiasshere Sunday A lasss
tfoWd exp9cted., w Il
xplteye odell was a Marahall trade
fturday. Va ap
n. The bazaar was, POSTPONED unit
Thursday on account OF lad roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben odeli spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Amsbury
T. J. Davis was a Napton visitoI
"wednesday.
Mrs. Herman KEENAN, spent Q few
hours, Saturday. with Mrs. Casey.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
X

Mrs. Chas. ohnso ana chtldren
have returned from a visit to her sis
ter In Lexington.
Joe Robertson OF Mt. Leonard was
In town Tuesday, I.
Theodore Pickett and daughter. left
Wednesday for their home at Louis
Vile. KY. after n visit TO the formers
fa~ther-in-law, II. Neiderjohn and fam
lily. Miss Ida Niederjohn accom-
panied them home.
Zee Mrs. Joe Drew mas returBvd.trvm-a
yisit ~, Der mother. Mrs, MSGqg.y At
Hodge.
Mrs. Aug. Rekhop spent wednes-
day In Marshall.
Ed. Edwards, who is III, is reported
no better.
Russell vermlilion spent Thursday
In Kansas City.
Mrs. Sarah Dowden, who has been
visiting her son, Henry, and family,
returned to her home at Mt. Leonard
Thursday.
Mrs. s. wegner visited relatives at
Higginsville Thursday.
Carroll Logsdon. who has been III
with appendicitis. is now convalescing.
Or. and Mrs. q. A. Richart. enter
tained Arch Hancock and wife OF Mt.
Leonard at dinner Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Long of Grand
Pass got off the train here Friday
morning. ttNH
Mrs. j.. s.. Hit is visiting her me-
phew. VIM. Hit In Dover this week.
Harry Hancock OF Denver. Colo,
and Miss Fiossie jackson were quietly
married at the home of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs, James Jackson,
f6iirsday pecembst Sfth.i They left
ianiHfedatetyao s their AumsanjD Denver,
ovsiisnj Reffha Shoemaker ob NordeI
wAs thelguest Of Mrs., AAgs. Reitbi Sat
urday and Sunday. Z
Finkledei brothers are unloading Q
car load OF cotton seed meal for cattle
feeding this winter.
Mrs. Mehlin was shopping In .Almq
saturday,
Mrs. Jno. schiue and daughter, Mrs
Aug. lehman went to Marshall, satur'
day for a visit with relatives.
James Swift left Monday Cor All
zonia to spend tls Nxnthr-A&Akptk
Bob Cox and Henry noerfeina ship
ped a "a load each Of cattlesatta hon
TO Kansas City Mondays
Roy Guenther OF waverly. was ii
own Saturday.
Miss Margueritte Downs spent Sat
Iurday with her mother In Marshall.
Mesdames VIM. Logsdon Ami
Lopez. 10. Il. Small. q. A. and DIG
Richart attended the union bazaar q
Alma Saturday.
Frank Pelot was shopping In Mar
shall SATURDAY,
I.uiet, Duncan Riehart and wifi
OF Vernon arrived Friday for . visi
with the formsrs father DR. q. 4
lRiohnrt and family.
Mrs. Mary Losndon wont u Mar
; shali saturday for 4 Walt With rels
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

i The ladies Of the Christian church
will give a bazaar at the Tsbier build
ing Saturday. December the 12th.
Dinner and supper will be served.
Price CSC.
Miss Annie Townsend Of Black
water came up Sunday and spent the
day with riends.
Miss Ida Alexander OF near Napton
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Iva Canaoa.
Miss Harriet Smith and mother
spent Sunday .ipkthe country he
guests OF relafipf& "a
Mrs. J. 4. Jones returned SreI9
Grand Pass the latter part OF the
week. She had been visiting her
idaaghtsr. Airs. Goa. Jonas and she
says the new baby boy is a fine fellow.
Rev. Ed. Conway OF Blackwater
preached at the Baptist church Sun
day morning and evening.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church spent a portion OF
last week quilting in the home OF Mrs.
lGeo. Alexander 81
Mr.. Hugh slice moved his family
last week ron the property belonging
TO Miss Willie orr on Garnett street
W the old Tom Thorn place lust across
The railroad FROM the schoolhouse. 4
Il Mr.. and Mira. Charlie Harvey and
mir. and Mrs. Albert Shousc Of the
country were trading here saturday.
Mrs. Jane Campbell IL visiting In
the home OF Mrs. Lee Miller OF near
Arrow Rock.
MIR. Earl sappington made his
usual trip to slater Sunday.
Little Miss Byrdie Lee McAllster
has been out of school for several
days on account OF Sickness.
Rev. Spoers aud wife of Arrow
Rock came over Wednesday and re-
NAMED until Thursday afternoon the
guests OF relatives.
Mira. l.. /. Shuck entertained the
Wednesday club ladies aud most of
the young ladies' In town. On Friday
afternoon In honor OF her sister. Miss
Ryle Wing. The house had been
darkened and was all aglow with can
dels. II was also artistically decorat-
ed with cedar aud flowers. Miss
Wing was bccomingly nttired in n
gown OF white satin trimmed In lace.
In the course of the afternoons en-
~teriainmsnt. Mrs. n, u Staples ,spl;
nounccd tho approaching marriage. of
Mis- WINK and MR. Virgil Canada.
which MIL take PLACE on wodpezdhy
December tho tsnth. at the homie OF
tpr. l.. 1. shuck.n Rev. pftce OF Nap.
ton Will perform the ceremony and
only the members of both families
will be present. Mr.. Canada and
Mits Wing have been sweet hearts for
q number OF years. 30 we see that our
little friend, cupid, has no intention
lof going TO sleep. though he may car
~ his scheme through several years.
And now. did you ever? lie has al
ready glyon fair warning that M OF
Our young men Will hSing home a
bride before Christmas,
Mr.. and Afts. wns THOMPSON of this
leorntry nssn .h.re.. we're, .lrsdIna In
llown Monday.
lhiiTif Ii sIiH
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
NIsISON

MrR. w. -. Flanders cntertaihcd
the following guests al dinner We'd
nesday: Mrs. j. NJ. Baker and guest.
Miss Mollle Bruce OF Marshsdl. mrs.
wm. Alexander and children. Mrs. J.
]. Staples and children and Miss Mar.
Ian Staples.
J. NJ. Baker has Just about COM
pleted the additions 20 his home and
Is now having the house painted.
Miss Belle Bina MARI returned the
first OF the week from Kansas City.
where she spent the Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents.
Miss Mollio Bruce. who has been
visiting Mrs. J., NJ. Baker. returned 10
her home In Marshall Thursday ac-
%companied by the latter. who remain
ed tcr Anew days visit.
Nelson peopls we're rather sugpTisT
ed the latter part OF the week to learn
that Mr.. VIM. Thompson and Miss
Nellie Lefner had stolen a march on
them and were quietly married In
Marshall Wednesday. They returned
Thursday morning and while the sus-
picions OF several were aroused. moth
Ing was definitely known until FRI
day, when Mr.. Thompson's children
told II at school. Miss Leffler was
Mr.. Thompson's sister-in-law and has
for some time been In his home help
Ing him with his children. Both par
ties are well known In our Vicinity
and have a host OF friends who COM
mend them for taking the step and
wish them much Joy and happiness In
their new life.
Mrs Il. ID. Sappineton visited fri
ends in Marshall a portion OF last
week.
Mrs. Lewis Petry returned Thurs.
day morning from q visit with her
sister. Mrs. Wood of Napton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Hanley and chill.
dren will visit Mrs. Berry in st. Louis
and Mr.. Hanley win go down In the
Isoutherp part Of the state to look ar.
lounf tllp -, ONO lEGObo39/p
MkiMaple Harl, who is In school al
fLibsrty this winter. came down from
Marshall Saturday morning and yisit'
ed with relatives until Sunday after,
noon.
Messrs Travis Carpenter and Emit
Ellingson of Marshall came dowr
Sunday morning. The latter return,
ed Sunday afternoon, but the former
remained until Monday afternoon.
Messrs Breathitt Sappington, ]. ]
STAPLES and DIR. l.. J., Shuck returned
MONDAY afternoon frAm a trip to thu
southern7pArt of the seate, where the,
haye' beenlpoking at Vie land. with
view OF buying in use everything
proves satisfactory. They have bee.
gone several days.
Mr.. Charlie Hudson. auctioned OF
the household goods OF Mr.. j. Hillel
Saturday afternoon. The latter will
! his family viii spend the winter a
SANDY Hook,
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cash Of tn
, Ridge Prairie vicinity took the trail
here Sunday afternoon for Kansa
I,
Miss Ethel clickner spent sunda
An the country the guest OF Miss Lal
sfThotp,
u Mr., 8. u. chute lsft saturday attsl
q00a fsr xanssF r sstssa n Ras'aSA|
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
From Dur Exchanges
Mrs. cunATHAM PARALyzrD

w. T. swinney received a message
from Miss Mary Lee OF San Bernar-
dino. California. Monday. stating that
hie sister. Mrs. y. II. Cheatham had
suffered n sever stroke OF paralysis
a few days before and was still In n &C.
rious condition. The right arm. both
lower limbs, and part OF the body
were affected, and she has been con
scious only part OF the time since the
stroke.-Giiilam Globe.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

Mrs. 7. G. Norris OF Mounds, OKLA.
is a visitor in the city, the guest Of
her sister. Mrs. J. w. Barnhiil At the
latters home e52 south odell. Mrs.
Morris was formerly = citizen Of
Marshsli and enjoys coming back for
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12
wEpNEspAY,s ELECrIoN

The special election last wednes-
day to ratify a contract with II. NJ.
Brooks to. supply the City OF Slater
with water for a term OF 20 years.
resulted in favor of accepting the pro-
position by a vote OF 512 to So. The
vote by wards was as follows,-First
ward, yes IT'S. no IL; Second ward.
yes 100. noia; Third ward. 9 1877.
no II.
Slater Rustler.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

Bridges & Tucker report the sale OF
tho Auto-Eat Cafe TO chas, Townsend
who will take charge as soon as he can
get possession OF the second story
where he VIII move HIS family and
operate later n roomIng place and
cafe-SIater News.
The Marshall republican., 1913-12-12

Frank Entrekin made his first trip
ms a passenger conductor Thanksgiv-
mig 'Dhy,, 'ieatihsi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on the Accommodation. He looked
very handsome IN his new uniform.
and handled the ticket punch with n
skin which indicated that he was oil
TO the job.-Slater Rustier.