The Marshall republican., 1914-03-27
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MIAMI.

iHere u quite n moving SpiTn ex'
listing among our Miami people with
the advent of spring. wib Burns left
Monday to take charge OF a hard ware
store, he purchased at Kansas City.
His family will follow soon. Geo.
Cunningham. who recently sold his
grocery store TO Haynie and Haynie
will with family, go TO Los Angeles.
Calf, 10 reside. lie has no definate
plans made in regard to what business
he will follow.
Mrs. Wilson, wife OF the late Cap.
Joe Wilson, has bought the home
place OF w. T.. Burns and she and
daughter, Miss Bessie, will move into
II this week. Mrs. Wilson'S health is
quite delicate.
Mrs. Elizabeth Smith OF Denver,
Colo, was in our town last week and
visited the Miami high school. She
vas interviewing the senior class and
talked 60 them about the splendid
VIM. Woods college at Fulton. Mo.
She failed, however, 10 secure any
promises OF students for this school.
Captain Haynes, the old river fish
erman, who is so charmed with Miami
on his travels up and down stream.
has built a little hut Just across the
river opposite Miami on the Carroll
side. There he can sit and fish and
while away his time with no rent bill
to worry over and IN meat bills In
view. The fish he finds In quantities
he states.
Nearly every family In Miami has
had a d~isagreeable time with the
grippe this month. Among those who
suffered very much was Miss Julia
Royar; she is confined TO her bed
with the effects of the ailmont and
though somewhat improved is greatly
Frustrated.
Miss Nellie Miller. who boarded
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ryan. in the
lower bottom and fought the Star
school. has returned to her home at
Glasgow. 40. after teaching a very
successful term of school.
a. y. Clark. who has visited in the
home OF A. and Bob Eastin. near Har.
mony since Xmas. has lately returned
TO her home az starbuok. Washington.
c. d. Wells. who represents the
Kansas City Sanitary stock Co.. was
here lately and displayed his various
powders and remedies and p%reyentiyes
CT disease TO the interested public.
Jno. X. Miller bought the exclusive
right to handle said articles and will
be ready to serve the community who
need anything In his line.
Hammer Bros. bought the house
containing ice owned by Raymond
Casebolt. Later Quincy Siebert bou-
ght the fee and will engage In the
business this summer
Mrs. Waller Hawkins greatly en-
ioyed a visit nj her nephews near
Fslryille and at her sisters also In the
same neighborhood.
Miami r. growing more and more
like a city. Electric lights are being
wished for and talked OF and calculat-
ed upon and II Is said Il II a sure
thing that we will have a chautauqua
here this summer. Prof. Meeker OF
Perry, Iowa. was here last week TO
make arrangements for the Jones Co.
TO be among our people In the sum
mer. lie had a promise OF the sale OF
$4,000 worth OF tickets In n short
time after he visited Miami.
Mrs. VIM. Ryan very pleasantly en-
tertained her two friends recently,
Misses Jessie Wheeler and Grace Eas.
tin at her pleasant home In the lower
bottom.
Miss Lucy Burruss and little rela-
tive, Dorothy, greatly enjoyed a trip
ut the end OF the week In Carrollton.
visiting relatives.
A Kindergarten Is another talked