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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
FIRE LOSS $65,ooo
Hotel Pocahontas, At Poeahontas, Was
Ono Of tho Finest Hotel Structures
in That Part of the Stats-List Of

Special to Times Republican.
Pocahontas. March 1b.-The Hotel
Pocahontas burned to the ground, with
a lost of $65.OOO as follows: Building.
ss5.OOoa fixtures. $4,000: Burkhalter
plumbing stock. $4,000: Hronek. gem
eral merchandise. $4,000: damage to
J. H. Allen block, $4,000.
Nobody was hurt. The insurance
was as follows: Hotel building and fix
lures. $4,000; Hronek. $1,000; Bur>
halter, $1,000; Allen block. fully COW
cred. The hotel was one Of the finest
in this part of the state.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
Pigeons as plspatch Carriers,

Pigeons % Dispatch Carriers.
During the siege Of Paris carrier
pigeons proved Of great practical use
In carrying messages. These were
photographed microscopically on pei.
licles Of collodion which were in.
closed In goose quilts attached to .
silk thread In the upper part Of the
tail feathers. Now there II . mill.
tary pigeon system controlled By the
French ministry Of war
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
!. TlLLMAN u, TURNED DOWN..
9smator Loses Fight 70 Retain Apr
priations Chairsnanship.

pFiatlon0 ChaIFmanShip.
Washington, March 15.-Senator
benjamin r. T!l!man of South Caro-
lima, lost his long and hard fight for
the Craftsmanship Of the senate COM
mittee on appropriations. The DEM
ocratic committee lists. completed
last night by the Steering COM
mittee. headed by Senator Kern.
accords the appropriations chairman
ship. to Senator Martin Of Virginia and
places Senator Tillman at the head of
the committee on naval affairs.
Senator Tiliman today decided not
Is prolong his fight for the chairman-
ship Of the committee. when the senate
democratic caucus met today to ap-
prove the committee assignments made
BY ne .steering committee" He had
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
aodx Found In M;s.i..jppi

Davenport, March 15.-The body OF
Valentine Evans, aged 80. was found in
the Mississippi near New Boston last
night. He was brother of Rev. George
r. Evans. of Troy. N. Y.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
Eriend. Mot surpriasd.

Boston. March 15.-Richard Olney's
declination OF the post of ambassador
to Great Britain caused no surprise
among his close friends here. It 10
known that Mr.. Olney considered the.
presidents offer deliberately and con-
suited with associates. some of whom
urged him to accept the offer.
AS anticipated. Mr.. Olney's decision
was first made known at Washington.
Upon reading the announcement Of Il
today he said only. III that is authenti0
the episode is ended"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
WILSON PAINTINGS UNsoLo.

Landscapes Painted BY Presidents
Wife Go Begging at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. March 15.-The twen-
ty-six paintings by Mrs. Woodrow VIII
son. wife Of the president. which had
been on sale In the gallery OF the arts
and crafts guild In this city for several
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
LARS ANDERSON LEAVES TOXIC.

Japan, Enroute to Frisco.
/ Toxic, Japan. March 15-Lars An
iderson. who recently resigned the post
OF United States ambassador to Japan,
sailed today with Mrs. Lars Anderson
from Yokohama on board the Man
churia for San Francisco. Colonel
Arthur Bailly- Blanchard. secretary Of
the embassy, rs acting as charge
d'affaires
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
Rev. Auou.tu. cowles Dead.

Elmira. n. Y, March 15.-Rev.
Augustus W. Cowies. president emer-
titus Of Elmira College for Women. died
in this city today, aged "a.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15
MODIFIED PLAN ABANDONED.

California Railroad Commission op-
posed U. P.-s. p. Dissolution Plan.
st. Louis, Mo-. March 15.-Chairman
Lovett, Of the Union Pacific system,
ANNOUNCED in the federal court here
to-day that the modified plan for the
dissolution of the Union Pacific-
Southern Pacific had been abandoned
|hecause OF the opposition Of the Cali
fornia railroad commission
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CHILE ACCEPTS INVITATION.
l. To Take Part In the Panama Paeifi
Exposition.

Santiago, Chile. March 15.-It was
announced today that the Chilean gov
ernment had accepted the invitation of
the United States to take part in the
Panama Pacific exposition at San
Francisco. A committee to take charge
Of arrangements in America, has been
nominated at Washington, and q local
committee selected to deal directly
with the exhibitors.
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T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today

The Weather.
Sun rises March 16 at $40; sets at s: :0S
Iowa-Cloudy tonight; colder in east
portion; Sunday fair and slightly
warmer in central and west portions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-03-15

Announcement was made ut the
White House that the nomination Of
former Governor John Burke. of North
Dakota. to- be United States treasurer,
would be sent to the senate today.
Nomination Sent to Senate.
The nomination Of Burke, to be treas
nrer, was sent to the senate by Presi-
dent Wilson this afternoon.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
Mrs. ". ". GROW. sH.

Died at her home near Lebanon, Mo-.
March the rs. 1913. aged 60 years
old she and Mr. Grow were married
at Richland. Mo-, four years ago this
month aud was before her marriage.
Mrs. Malinda Cooper. Six children
survive her--only one at her funeral.
Mrs. s. W. Fitzsimmons of Napton.
The deceased was long life member OF
the Christian church aud was a truly
good woman and was good and kind
to all and was loved by all who knew
her. The funeral services was held
AZ the Christian church Ia Lebanon,
Mo. on the 30 of March by her pas
tor. Rev. Barclay Meador. The pail
bearers were Robert CROW. Roy Grow.
VIII Crow IIickmen crow. llarrie
Mathss. Floyd Jolloy and Rose .lolley
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28

cemetery. The pallbearers were. j..
W. Mccormack. Frank Alexander,
B. X. Bunch. Charles Evans and
Lester Ransberger.
Mr.. Clopton was member OF the
Modern Woodmen of America. Wood
mcn OF the World and the Eagle lod-
ges.
To the wife, children aud relatives
Is extended the sympathy OF large
number of friends.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
LEOPOLD NORTH

Was born In Germany. October
I. iSi5. he came To America at the
age OF eight years and was nearly
hhipwrocked IN the passage over. His
father settled on farm In Ohio.
where his son helped him until the
war broke out. wheo at the, age Of
10. he enlisted In the G7th Ohio IN
iaBtry. October 1861 and remained
with the regiment until he was mus
tered out at Louisville. Kentucky
July is. 1866 and then returned "a
Ohio. lie was In many engagements
aud was wounded at the battle OF
Corinth. Under Clevoland's second
term he was deprived OF his pension
but reinstated under President Nc
Kinley with full backpay. After the
war March 4. 1868. he was married
10 Miss Mary r.. Henness OF Ross
county Ohio. In October 1879 he
moved TO Saline county and settled
on farm In Grand Pass township
near Malta Bend and has devoted his
whole attention TO farming.
MIR. Moritz had not been well foI
the last years. suffering with kid
ney and stomach trouble and death
came to his relief. Tuesday. March
is, about noon and he was buried
In the cemetery north of Malta Bend
on Thursday, March 20 at I o'cloct
a. m. Rev. Leatherman officiating
TO the bereaved wife. his sons
John and Homer and his only bro
ther, Samuel Moritz, miles south o.
Waverly, we extend our sincere sym
pathy. CONTRIBUTED
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
GEORGE ELLIoTT TAYLOR.

George Elliott Taylor, the six-year
old sen OF MIR. and Mrs. r. w. Tay-
lor. 305 r.. Yerby. died Sunday.
March 30. at s:is D. M. OF menin-
getIs. George had attended school
"Wednesday although he was not feel
Ing we'll. Thursday morning he was
not able to get up and continued to
grow worse, Saturday afternoon he
had convulsion and was unconsci-
ous from that time until his death.
The funeral took place from the
Taylor residence Tuesday afternoon
and was conducted by Rev. Clarence
Hodge OF the baptist church.
The deepest sympathy IL extended
10 the family and relatives in their
bereavement.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEES.

The state senate wage aud vice in
ycstigatinr committee organized im-
mediotely after the senate adjourned
saturday afternoon at jefferson city.
senator Michael Kinney was chosen
chairman after Speaker Wilson de-
clincd in favor OF Senator Kinney.
Lieutenant Governor Painter was
made vice chairman. Senator Green
or Kansas city was made secretary.
Senator Broran WAS selected M door.
Keeper and y. u. Atchley NJ Kansas
City clerk.
J. l.. Roberts of Marshall war
fnamed AZ sienographer.
The committee decided no, to be-
gin it, Investigations until after Tho
city election In 81. I.ouis. April /.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
CoxsIurR,nLr Damages woyr

The storm OF Sunday night did
considerable damage Ia Saline coun-
~ overturnlnR barns. uprooting trees
ana blowing hay stacks over. On a
farm near Hardeman 81 hay stacks
were blown over Ollie Irvine. '9i
Eastwood, reports that large tree
IN his yard was blown over. 4 brown
mud was deposited on the side OF all
west exposed buildings; the mud IL
supposed 10 have come from states
west OF Missouri. The storm In the
Nelson district was severe, doing con
siderable damage TO property.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
HEI, sOTIi BIRTHDAY

Mis- Mary 4. Schroeder. celcbrai
I'd her Soth srthday Sunday AZ In,
home of her daughter, Mrs. Hiram
Ordway. whore she makes her home
A dinner Of baked chicken. ham. IA
lads. escallopcd oysters, french peas
baked notatoes. cranberrles. pickles
celery aud ire cream and n variety
OF cakes were served The birthday
cake with 50 candles arranged u
round Il was pretty indeed, the cake
a large white loaf WAS placed on n
stand. pyramid on either side aud
80 In front. was formed of the cand-
les that were lighted by children
ana great grandchildren. Mrs. Ord.
way was assisted by her sister. Mrs.
Frank Tucker, Madames Lester. Ar
thur and James Ordway.
Those present were Fred. Ernest
Mrs. Schrecklcrs brother. win Schrec
klcr and daughter. Rose. Kathrryn
and Agues and ron Joseph. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Tucker and family. Claud
Lillian aud Marie Samuels and Harry
and Sarah Tucker Lester Ordway and
wife and little daughters. Lillian and
Mary Katberyn.. Arthur Ordway and
wife and children. Doloreis. Harry
aud Joseph, James Ordway and VIII,
and Henry IIayob.
The postal shower was u surprise
aud pleasure TO Mrs. Schroeder, 81
cards bringing good wishes congrat
nlations and words OF cheer were 10
coiyed from relatives and friends
from several states. The only re
rroi was That more OF her childrei
couldn't be present on this her 4,
birthday.
Mrs. Schreckler II In good heal,l
can see we'll. sows and embroiderici
for past time work. They parte,
wishing she may spend many NOR,
birthdays as pleasant as she did tn,
one on Easter Sunday.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
HlITON.SNiITH

At the home OF Rev. u. G. Bolton.
5i2 East VERIFY. there occurred a
marriage March 80. MIR. X. r. Hilton
and Miss Eva Smith. daughter OF
Levi Smith. an old and subitsntial
farmer OF Saline. the contracting par
ties and Rev. u. &. Bolton the Off
ciating minister.
They came To Marshall ON the 0
o'clock Missouri Pacific aud were
married at 10 o'clock and left this
afternoon for Kansas city, where
they will spend few days. when
they return from their wedding trip
they will 20 TO housekeeping In the
Napton neighborhood. i.t-
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
BIG FIRE AT
MT. LEONARD
=. a. WHITES STORE AND CON-
TENTS BURNED.

About n. ~. Wednesday J. A..
Whit. the prominent Mt. Leonard
merchant, was awakened by smoke in
his rooms over his store. II was so
dense already that he was nearly suf-
focated and got out with difficulty.
The entire store room on the ground
floor was ufire and nothing was saw
ed except the books although Mr..
Whit fortunately had insurance.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
CncnIled for Letters

Remaining IN the Marshall. Mo-.
lest office. March 26th, 1918. II
Got called for In - days viii be sent
to the dead letter office al Washing
ton, ID. c.:
Ladies-Afern. Mrs; McMillen
Mary; s,rader, Miss Georgia; Steven
son. Mrs. .. W.; Welclm, Mrs. Walter
Gentlemen Gerry, Mr.. o. c.:
Wunger. Mr., Thomas; Mory. Mr.. A..
Mattingly, Mr.. " A. '(B Pybs. Mr.
VIM; Pucc. Mr., Wm.; Thomas. Ev'
eret; Winfry. David; Walker, l.. S.
l.. w. VAN DYKE. p. NJ.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
JAMES T.. CIOPTON.

James =. Clopton, 363 s. Lafay-
cite died Sunday, March 23 at 2.S0
a. m. Mr.. Clopton had been In i'll
health since last summer with heart
trouble. Recently Mr.. Clopton gave
up his business connection with the
electrical firm OF Bunch A. Clopton,
and was confined to his bed for the
past three weeks.
Mr.. Clopton was 80 years old and
WAS born in Pettis county. Missouri,
the son of j. r. Clopton. He was
married to the surviving wife In
1896 The family have been resi-
dents OF Marshall for eleven years.
Mr. Clopton has been connected with
the Marshall, Light, Heat & Power
company since coming to Marshall
until he and Mr.. Bunch established
their electrical supply shop about a
year and half ago.
The funeral took place Monday
afternoon at the Christian church a,
2 O'Clock and was conducted by Ed
r. T. wharton. The M. 70. Church
South quartette, Messrs. James, Lac,
Hoy and Koontz. sung. Some Swee
Day" We Will Never Say Goot
Bye In Heaven" and "Beautifu
Land" ~ n
The burial was at Ridge Parl
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
~ NI;NiOKiAM.

The supreme creator and ruler OF
the universe saw ri To remove from
our midst by death Past Grand Bro
l.. Moritz. Therefore. n link la our
'ratcrnal chain has been broken.
he II resolved that we bow IN hum
hle submission TO his will. believing
that he docth all things well. For
10 years Brother Mori,z had been an
'potive member or Grand Pass lodge
No. 25s !. q. q. r. To whom we have
looked for council aud guidence
whoes active and upright life ha,
been n guiding star not only In tn,
lodge room. but In church and state
Ills death Is a personal bereavement
10 the members OF this lodge. There
FORE be II resolved. that this lodg,
'ytend 10 the sorrowIng wife and
'amily our sincere sympathy and con
lolence over the irresparablc los
hey have sustained. A page In oul
minute book will he inscribed TO hi
memory aud our charter will he drap
80 IN mcmory for sixty days.
May We. as u lodge. feel the tru,
Tcaninvs MS our hands clasps. OF IN,
lords, Friendship, love aud truth.
T.. q. Guthrey
Committee A. W. lIaph
i. \. Slusher.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
WILLIAM 4. DENNIS

Died at his home in South Slater.
Friday morning. March 2ist al the
age OF 6i years. lie died OF stomache
trouble after three week Illness.
Ills burial occurred Mt the Slater
city cemetery Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Dennis was faithful menu
her OF the Baptist church and very
good man. whose many friends re-
grct his death. He IL survived by his
widow
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
AMONG OuR FRIENDS.

". W. wall. Wilton Springs. Mo,
u. A. Ilardine. slater.
G. Thierfeider. Anaheim. Callf.
j. u. Walton. indianapolis. Ind.
Logan Graves, Marshall.
4. W. Myers, slater.
q. W. Douglas. slater.
!. u. Ballman, slater.
Smith sullivan slater.
q. W. Baker, Gillian.
Ephraim Taylor. Slater.
Arthur Kitchen, slater.
John TIewett. Washhurn. Mo.
VIM. McClellsnd, wicks, Ark,
Joe Scott. CLANCY. Kansas.
Flos. y. HuIse. sweet Springs.
@. u. whining, Gillian.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
CARD or THANKS.

We extend our heart felt thanks
10 our relatives, friends, neighbors
and Christian church for their kind
ness shown us
during the sickness and death OF
our dear son and brother. May God,
in his infinite wisdom, bless you
aud keep you.
MRS. HOWARD AND CHILDREN.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
TO HAVE Rand CONCERTS

Prof. q. A. Parker is making pre-
prrations 10 have band concerts on
the public square In Marshall tkis
summer. which viii probably start IN
June, The band II going to be digger
and better than ever before prnf
Parker expects TO have about twenty.
two pieces la the band.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
CRIMINAL COURT

Archie Lee. assault with intent to
Kill. sentenced 70 two years aud eight
months in penetentiary.
John Elgin, assault, pleads guilty,
lined si.00 and costs.
Bert Simpson. selling liquor un-
lawfully, pleads guilty. tined $500.
Jesse Faris. Burglary & Larcency.
sentenced to two years in Missouri
Reform school.
l.. A. Jones. burglarly and larcency
tryed by jury and acquitted.
George Bagson, burglary and lar
cency. dismissed by state. defendent
discharged
Earl Couch. burglary and larcency.
dismissed by state. defendent dis
charged
Mabel ThaXton. selling liquor un-
lawfully, dismissed By state.
Carrie Nurse, selling liquor TN
lawfully. dismissed 10y state.
Burleigh Houston. assault with in
tent TO kill. pleads guilty to com
mon assault. fine SIS.
George Gray. selling liquor unlaw-
fully, pleads guilty. tined $500 par
oiled. bond $500.
Dave McGep, Mrs. Docia McGee
for disturbing the pcacc.f incd SO a.
piece. parolled, bond SiOp.
Les Parker. selling liquor unlaw-
hlly. dismissed by state.
Ilenryp arkcr. selling liquor un-
lawfully. dismissed by state.
Henry Rucker. selling liquor nm
lawfully. pleads guilty. fined S3OO.
Henry Rucker. selling liquor. dis
missed by state.
Lewis Smith, selling liquor unlaw-
fully, pleads not guilty.
Ben Richen, delivering liquor
pleads guilty. fined $500.
Lon Gales, carrying concealed woa-
pons. pleads guilty, fined st00.
Percy Watson, selling liquor un-
lawfully. pleads not guilty.
Elsie Mason. delivering liquor.
pleads guilty. fined $500.
George Wright. delivering beer.
pleads guilty. fined $500.
Lester Finley. petit larcency, parol-
nd. bond sioo.
Talbot lIincher. assault with In
tent 10 kill. pleads not guilty.
Talbot Hlrcher. selling liquor un-
lawful. verdict six months In Jail.
Talbot iIincher. carrying conceal
cd Weapons. verdict not guilty. de-
'endent discharged.
Joe whittle. selling liquor unlaw-
fully, pleads guilty. fined s30O.
Jack Rush. selling liquor unlaw-
Glly. dismissed by state dcfcndent,
discharged.
Burleigh Houston. carrying con
cealed Weapons. dismissed at cost Of
derendent.
Pearl Brown. stay OF execution. 90
days, parolled. bond $500.
Mabel Thexton, parolled, bond
5000.
Herndon Fenwick. carrying CON
cealed weapons. verdict not guilty.
Lacy McDaniels. selling liquor un-
lawfully, pleads not guilty, bond
81 900.
owen Allen. cutting shade trees on
premises OF another pleads not gull.
ty. bond $500.
Jack Faulkner, petit larceny.
pleads not guilty, bond Sl00.
Walter Dickerson. assault with in
tent to kill, pleads not guilty, bond
$500.
Fred Dckerson. assault with intent
TO kill. pleads not guilty. bond $500.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
DEATHS
LEON pE,IBEITON

Died In Kansas City. March goth
OF spinal meningitis after short i'll
nees. aged 10 years. He was u son OF
stephen Pemberton aud moved To
Kansas City from Slater some years
ego. His remains were brought
back to Slater, Saturday aud after
services at the home of ED. Douahoe
were laid to rest In the slater city
cemetery.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
MARI,IAOGE LICENSES

Ernest Il. IIinck, Blackburn aud
lIuIda iiirchoff. Blackburn,
Woods Hall, Marshall and Eulalis
Tborp. Marshall.
!, +. Hilton, Napton, Lucinda Eva
line smith. Napton.
Henry .jacoby, Marshall and Nan
nle Taylor. Blue Lick.
Russell Cochran, Marshall and
stella Rrummett. Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
SEVERITY BURNED
Lafayette piper, the year an,

Lafayette Piper, the year and a
hall old son OF Lud Piper, had the
misfortune to have his face severly
burned while standing IN front OF a
stove this week. The gas In the
stove caused the flames to shoot out,
causing the burn.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28

Easter this year was the earliest
in 100 years. Likewise the worst, II
opened with clouds and closed with
storm OF wind and rain, There
were a few brief intervals OF sun
shine but the women had mighty lit
tie opportunity to show the latest
and narrowest styles.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
Poultry Market
Furnished by NewYork Racket.
A MAIN FROM MISSOURI RIVER

We have report from Slater to
the effect that there will be built a
lO-inch water main from the Mis-
scuri river to slater. II is estimated
that the mann will cost $75.oOO, II
the main Is contructed it probably
will be done Jointly by the city OF
Slater and the c. 4 A, railroad.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Harry +. Miller 10 Millard T.. Al
len lot ., blk. /. Eubank Add Slater.
Mo. ............... Sa,25O. 90
Jas. II. Wilmington to- Leonldas
Denny lot ., blk. ~, English Add,
Marshall .............. $3.50. 90
Joseph r. Wheeler to 7. i. Johns op
i2 acres e5-i9-22 .., si.5Oo. 90
W. IL. Hunt To r.. l.. Spurgeon aud
IL. r, Nelson. Il. 80 feet lot ., blk.
2, Shaws Add. TO Sweet Springs
NO. .',''.' ''''.'.'.....,, SlOo.OO
Forest l.. Brown to David &. Bur
ton, 90 acres In 26-52-i9 80. $l.00
d. +. lIewett 10 X. II. l.. Johnson
lot 3, blk. ., Blackburn Add, Black
burn, Mo. ...,,.,,,,.,.,. 100000
Geo. II. Crockett 10 II. q. Allen Il
int In lots 3. 1, s., II and I 2 Jacoby
and Crockett Add. Marshall 5000 90
Virginia W. Minor ct al to Chas w.
Dickson 10 A 32-30-23 SG,S00 00
Henry Wehmhorner to T.. Y. Logs
ten, IL. c. Francisco. trustee, lot 10,
blk. | Blackburn. Mo. $1,000, 90
Edward Thomas Ia W. T.. A. link
so acres In ?5-ia-22 e. $1,000. 90
Allie Henton 10 John w. Triplett
25h acres 2i-52-22 , $l,000. 90
/ Wm, a. Williamson to James u
Wilmington lot s. blk. {, A aud san
I Inc, 10 han In Al
Green Mayfield 10 Geo, A. and
Myrtle =. Alexander lots 1. 90 blk
J IA Nelson. Mo. ..,...... $4,000
Thos. l.. Edison TO Jno. w. More
lots 4 and 8, blk. 3 A. Sandidge Add
Marshall S755.O(
Jno. W Triplett TO Allie Hentol
lots S, q, Z, blk. 10, College Add,
Marshah ''.,.'.' '.''.''.'.,', Sioo'o'
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28

Mr.. aud Mrs. clyde l.ossdon or
Blackburn have returned 10 their
home after few days visit TO their
Uncle Charles Small and family.
Miss Frances Wood Came from
Kansas City Tuesday night for few
DAYS visit with Mrs. C. NJ, Buckner.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28
OARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our friends and
neighbors for their kindness during
the sickness and death OF our hus-
band and father
MRS. l.. NORTH,
J. u. NORTH,
HOMER NORTH.
The Marshall republican., 1913-03-28

Ema NJ. Chaffee Is now located In
Farmers Savings Bank building,
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