The Marshall republican., 1913-03-14
Local Items

Friday to attend Edward Peace's
funeral.
X. II. Stanley has moved from
Sweet Springs. route Z, to a farm
south OF Marshall on route 2.
A letter from Geo. Clay, Wagner.
OKLA, renewing his subscription.
-.-,-5 that he is very bdsy sewing
oats.
Richard Frazier. col. Napton.
made our office q call while here on
business Saturday.
Mrs. q. W. Bray aud son Carl OF
Norton went to Kansas City We'd
nesday to sec Mrs. Bray's daughter
Nell. VINO is i'll at st. Mary's hospit-
al. and returned home Thursday. Miss
Bray Is doing nicely.
a letter from Nd. A. Mitchell.
OF Emporia. Kas.. renewing hts sub
scription. states that he still likes
his Kansas home.
Robert n. Land OF Gillian anl
Iohn Peak of Blackburn were tran
s%acting business IN Marshall today.
W H. Meyer Of nea Blackburn.
formerly OF Falrville. is in a very
serious condition at his home ~ a
result of a paralytic stroke.
The Republican office IL being pa
percd aud painted this week.
Mrs. J.. II. plourd and son Walter
of Norton LETT for Kansas City Friday
to Join Mr.. Plourd aud TO make that
their home In the future. They are
an excellent family whom We wish
much success IN their new home.
Huston BROTHERS have installed a.,
lunch counter Ia their confectionery
on the east side OF the square.
Mr.. Santhuley has Installed q
handsome up-to-date fountain In his
candy store on the east side.
T.. \. Mcbride went TO Kansas
city Monday ON business. lie re
ports his sou clyde. who Is sporting
editor of the Kansas City star. do
ing nicely. clyde has stuck TO bust
ness In a ann that IL being APP
preciated by his employers aud also
has fine ability In his calling.
Mrs. I. G.. Mikels and daughter.
Miss Emily. returned Tuesday morn
Ing from n months visit AT their old
home In Council Groves. Kas. They
ere accompanied home by Mrs.
Mik,l's mother. Mrs. Bette Page.
who will make an extended visit here.
q. 4. Neff aud wife aud three chill
dren Of the llardeman neighborhood
spent the day with jefferson and
I Lizzie Nicely. six miles northeast of
Napton last sunday,
H. Hickman of H~igglnsyllle died
this week and his remains were
taken to Blackburn aud laid To rest
In the family lot there Tuesday.
4. ID. Hiightshoe aud bride came
In from Colorado Tuesday evening to
make this their home again. MIR.
llishtshoe will be connected with the
Rea garage.
Mrs. Caroline Stewart of Napton
was here Friday and Saturday max
Ing final settlement OF the yelling
ton Stewart estate. She paid the
heirs In full but the land was not
sold. II consists of $50 acres OF
good land aud Is the largest estate
owned by colored people In the coun-
ty.
Mrs, V. g. Huff spent Tuesday In
Kansas city visiting and shopping.
Mrs. Jos. Chaffee went to Kansas
City Tuesday to finish her buying for
her millinery store.
Miss Lura Lillard of the Progress
was home several days this week IA
be with her mother, Mrs. NJ. X. LII.
lard al blackburn. Her mother has
just suffered from a second ~paralyti,
stroke and her> condition is rather
serious.
A Leonard made a business trip Il
Gillian this morning. He expects Il
return this afternoon.
|, Judge J. +, Force has been afflict
I, ed with rheumatism for several days
:, but Is still able to be around.
Representative Joshua Barbee re
turned to Jefferson City Monda
morning.
IL Aleck Long of the county west o
!, Marshall was attending to bushes
= here Monday.
AL Judge John A. Rich convened th
= March term of criminal court Nor
day morning.
=, Frank Lisetor sold this week
Robt. Campbell sr., the property o
East North street owned by Mis-
Angie Thompson, consideration 81
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