The Marshall republican., 1914-05-15
MIAMI.

IIo htCaiDcT oCOV anu us DaTBe,
Delta came in to Miami about noon
s sunday and unloaded goods for u
pcopie. The Scott travels day and
HASN'T o and makes quick progress. |
The daughters Of L. X. Leonard
after a weeks visit here returned to
their homes at independence and
Ninsley, kas.
Mrs. johnny Williams was saddened
20 hear last week that her brother,
Albert Graves had died NJ Argentine,
Kas lie some vcarn ago suffered a
broken neck from q tall from n horEc
and though he rallied. he never was
we'll. lie was "a years old and was
q GOOD man and wss VOL known In
md about Mimi.
Mrs. u. s. Hurruss of ~. Louis t.
here visiting her aged mother. Mrs.
~. y. Sauiley. Mrs. ssufloy has bcen
living with Mrs. Annie Edmonds for
tho past few weeks but when her
daughters came 20 see her from a dis.
%,rnrn. she again enjoys the pleasure
w being in her large and pleasant
hume.
Mrs. Lewis Tice Just opposite Mia
mi on last Sunday made quite a
sGmptious spread TO n large number
Of friends. Mrs. Rob. Coleman OF Mia.
mi and Miss Rudd OF Slater: Mr.. and
Mira. Chas. Boelson and Mr.. and Mrs.
"loyd liarocr of Miami station help
Il 10 pnrtake Of the fine dinner. Mrs.
rice IL a fine entertainer. The Tlce
sr was sont to the river 20 meet the
Miami guests.
1eo. BInks and wife OF Foust
Green near Glasgow made several
days visit to Miami relatives. Mrs.
Binhs was formally Miss Bette Royar
md II an own sister OF Adolph Royar
and n half sister Of Mrs. A. n. W.
s"lli'an and Miss Julia Royar. Mr..
md Mrs. DinLs viii leave In n few
.uJs for n visit 20 Colorado Strings.
Ms Vivian Mattlngiy received a
letter from her husband whose home
IL at ~Clarksville. Tenn. that his
cat the "Kenois" had sunk and
'fo'ything was lost. The sinking vas
- = o'clock In the morning. when no
enc was aware OF the DANCER. Boat
ind all were lost. and the men OH
osrd had a narrow c from
drowning. The accident occurred on
the Cumberland river and the
ronois was putting In a lock and
dam at Lock Sea. Mr.. Mnttlngly luf'
Ino new suit. bis trunk and suit
"a.e and q large sum OF money.
Miami's music. hath charms 20 not
'rly sooth the savage breast. hut 10
Induce people for miles around 90
come ana henri the open mir. frcc FOR
A al coaccrt. MlN Patio Nnr,cn heard
@ II this band md came from Fairylllo
Ito hear Il. ne did Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
/ tanmctcr rom the plains. Come
4 lcGrly Saturday and avoid the rush.
n Migc Cnihiccn Mullins has been 81.
ioylng q visit from her cousin. Minis
q Flora Thorp.
n A short time z WIN J. Isaacs re.
siaucd from business AZ our black
Q smith shop. The proprietor tried 3
hifferent men rom Kansas and Kan.
n sns City. Their work did not come M
70 Mr.. Isaacs. so finally Mr.. lsaacf
decided 10 return TO his old post oil
> du;y AGAIN. mere are no better
workman anywhere than in Miami.
VI Misses Annie and Florence Rudd
of Slater are IN Miami visiting theil
e grandmother, Mrs. Elsie Rudd and
|, their aunt and cousin, Mrs. NJ. NJ
Haynie and Mrs. r. VI. Coleman.
Mrs. overton Gentry OF Independ.
cree was the guest OF her aunt. Mrs,
" Emma iiaynie last week. Mrs. Gen.
- Try was formal. Miss Emma Robert.
son u! Miami.
AIRS, Margaret Mertens last week
had two falls. which greatly shock
- "a her. The first one was o i little
q consequence but the second one
caused her much pain. she was de-.
. ,endlng the stair steps aud fon rom
the tlird Ia the floor on one of her
wrists. \ physician was called aud
> pronounced the wrist sprsined badly
she, however, is getting alung YER,
well Tor on. of her advanced nge.
Miss Ruth c~hisYcll one OF cur
brigbt hieh schoolirirls OF ,his years
q graduation hes boon elected a. school
n,arm IN room two OF our pnblie
school. The @ was taught hy Miss
+ pcterman last term
It has been quite a lad umunc our
d young pouplc Ia mniCr owe To- Mar.
shall TO attend the teat show. rcck
n %Isaacs, Rob, Coleman. Mrs. Coleman
K and Miss Sue ulny. win Kite. Chsr