The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06
MIAMI.

a quarantine has again been nlcccd
at the Frank Krilger residence, as his
small son IS afflicted with scarlet
fever. After Chas. Willis little o.
year-old girl died ut Mr.. Krligers the
q%uarntinc was removed, but later
placed on the premises since the
Krilgor child showed symptoms Of the
disease. At this time however tho
child Is doing very nicely undcr treat
ment.
February ushorcd In go the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Frazier. n fine boy.
The examination for post master at
our Miami post office will he held
March a.. About fourteen epplica-
tions will stand the tcst. The affair
viii bo quite an exciting one.
There IN n ailoat that Miami
will soon have music In the air. Tor
rusty horns aud cob wcbby drums
have been taken out Of tho at'ics and
closets and brushed up and their own
crs arc talking of organizing a band
club. WIN then give some Of the
youngsters something to do OF even
ings, beside loafing.
or course the ground hog saw hts
shadow as the weather has been 80
WARM he has had no occasion to crawl
back In his hole aud has been ON tho
outside for sometime.
Shelley Weeks, who represents tho
Kansas city Life Insurance CO.. and
the Saginaw Accident Co., was her,
last week attending 20 business foi
said firms.
j. u. Miller uud vito have gone q
Shreveport. Louisiana, to spend th'
rest Ut tho winter with Mira. Miller.
daughter. who WAS formally Miss Cad
die Grccnabaum. Mrs. Shelton.
Logan Downing ana wife. formal,
OF Miami. but uuw Of near Wheeling
Mo. arc hero visiting relatives and
friends.
G. G.. Kitchen aud two daughter.
aud Mrs. Mollio Mayfiold, came 4
Miami from buckeye uclghborhood &,
do some trading.
Rursell AMI Louise Goldman. who's,
home ~ at Sandoos, Kentucky, are Il
Miami again, after a pleasant vifi
with VIII Goldman, their grandfathc
NJ Malta Bend.
Mrs. Marion Pcterman. who WI
called to Marshall last week To nttcn,
the bedside OF her sister. Mrs. Short
has returned to Miami.
Tho youngest child Of Ed. Hawkln
~ improving after an attack Of Scar
let fever. which ~ supposed was con
tracted during a recon visit to TcXa'
Thanks to Mrs. Adolph Royar ia
n generous hand OUT OF home mad
sausage. Mrs. Ruyar "a noted FOR he
knack of knowing lust have to pr,
pare and season such articles OF FOO
and also how to please her many fr
ends by her klndnosa nnd gonoroslt'
The infant OF Mr., and Mrs. WI
McGrnw, aged about . weeks died IN
latter part OF last wook and w
buried at Mt. Carmel cemetery.
Robert Cameron, who lives nog
Sunny Side 81 DOING well with his a
tack of small poX. Mr.. Cameron Is
railroad man ana contracted the al
mcnt on some OF his trips. Ills cos
Is said to be a mild one.
MIR. Wood. the artistic and carefl
old painter. who made Miami h
home for many years until u 70
years ago. X dad. Being aged an
with out M or relatiyes, he speI
his declining years at the county far
where he passed away. lie was
native OF Rhode Island, but left no r
lRtivo' 40 far as IL known.
Quincy Slobort Is at homo aga
after taking treatment for a threaten
ed growth on an eye ball. lie a. niue
improved.
A report reached Miami last wee
that Prof, A, H. Lacy, a former c
tened Miami mcn had been drown,
In IA Texas flood, Thus far the fac
ana details have failed to rea'
Miami.
Mrs. Sarah Price pleasantly ento
tanned AT dinner on Sunday the "a
lowing guests; Mr., aud Mrs. Waugh
Utz and son. Mr.. Preston Price al
family OF the Fairville neiehborhoo
Mrs. A, u. Bishop of Miami and MI
A. A. Hunsaker of Mexico, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs, John Guthrey gave
u few select friends on Friday owe