The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
MIAMI.

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MIAMI.
On Sunday morning, when the
ianitur of the Christian church Ial
built the fire In the easement to
warn up the auditorium for sun lay
school services and preaching, the
pipes leading To the heater became
too hot and n pile OF kindiihB uear by
igbited and for awhile the building
seemed TO be In danger, however. Mr..
Haynic took the matter Immediately
In land and carried watar from tie
baptisby aud ~cxtinguished the flames
In time.
Ten Chilcotts sale. which vas ud-
ycr,lscl Tor February the 18th vas
called of on account OF the had wca-
thor. Mr.. Chilcott had a SYMPTOMS
reSUHt prepared and should the woa-
Their boon favorable there would have
been food enough TO have FED multi
tuloJ."
Trio colorcd women IT MAN. now
are proud OF n club. which they call
tho Fridays Club" They viii &c.
cues Africa aud other fitting subjects
In their meeting. Many members own
lpiE)s and It II said the music they
lDIl furnish will be very classic and
up-;o-date.
lloy. Geo. L. Jones was at homo n
fCw days last week & went out again
on Monday TO work on nts lecture
cCugac.
The aid society OF Mt. Carmel set
buoy just before this cold spell ard
clcalCl OF The church yard aad al.
20 washed windows AMI wood work
IN 30 ohgrch. This will lishtcn ,bc
lp hou.a cleaning cry mach no
1Cui,.
Frank CaLnl Of Kanias arrived IN
Miami last week TO visit his former
hcmc. AZ present ne Is visiting IN TIE
Clayton home near town.
3rs. John Waldin Is quite III and
Is colilncd to her room; Gho has
bronchial allment and also Jciatlac
rheumatism.
TIE Tuesday club met with Miss
edith Mertens at her home on Fcbru-
AIRY i7th.
Mis- Flossie Bishop and MIR. Cole
man Price drove In sunday and visit
ed g. the formers home. They enjoy
cd the novelty OF walking across the
river a The ice to the Carroll side.
!. g. 1ported by a relatives of WilSc
German, who lives at KanSas CITY,
lat re Is n happy papa" Of a bead
tlful l,tt,c daughter.
Perhaps no boy In or about Miami
has had moro fun or more falls In
coasting ana -boggan sliding than
has Mr.. Louis !!alle. Though he has
seen the SHOWS OF more than 60 win
ters, this coastins Is u delightful
sport. His sled is as dear to him as
the average school boys; even though
MIR. Male be rheumatic he says the
coast!ng act helps drive the rheuma-
tic symptoms off.
Mrs, Tom Minor has about recoy-
cred from a recent billions spell.
Geo. Taylor Jr,, babe a dieu to dun
care a couple OF days last week and
went ap To Kansas City to visit HIS
brother, Clip Taylor.
Mrs, Jim Allen has gone onto her
son, Dave Vanemeter, to help nurse
'l..!e Virginia Vanemeter. who Is
rs "a With scarlet fever.
Miss De..I hisle l. IN interested
in tho c. & A. railroad and is enter
tanning one OF it's assistants this
week In her usual charming manner
Little Vim. Fisher who has been
very sick with pneumonia is lmprov-
ing some at this time. Last winter
the little fellow suffered quite n
severe spell OF the same ailment.
The Ice harvest is affording many
hands work at this time; most Of It
Is 6 inches thick and is clear and
solid. Many were so eager to put in
every moment that they worked on
Sunday to get In their desired supply.
The river is blocked good and tight
now, and wagons OF express and
freight are crossing hourly through
the day.
Miss Leila Guthroy went home with
her friend. Miss Rose Hardin on last
Friday and attended a valentine par
ty at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Mat
Miller.
Mrs. Susan Purcell is proud OF a
new grandson recently born TO Mr..
and Mrs, Arthur Purcell OF Kansas
City. The baby has been named Rus