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Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
ROAD SOCIETY
News of the Week-Picnie in Honor of
 Miss Florence Hewitt.

Mrs. Allen w. Harvey, entertained Miss Fanny Williams of NorWich Town over the Sabbath.
 Mrs. T. A. Mitten has been recent guest of Miss Florence Hewitt and while there a picnic in, Deans Woo1S was given in her honor
 Picnic Committee Appointed.
 The Stonington grange picnic com mittee was appointed at the last meet ing viz: Mrs. Arthur G. Wheeler, Miss Florence Hewitt, Miss Grace D. Wheel CT and Messrs. Hewitt, West and John son.
 Miss Grace D. Wheeler returned on Saturday from visit with Mrs. Oscar Vose of Westerly
 MT. and Mrs A. A. Lincoln. Mrs. Louise Lincoln and Miss Hattie Wheel CT spent Saturday at Watch Hill. Mrs. Swift and her daughter Hazel of Willimantic have been recent guests of Miss Priscilla Billings. Miss Mary $. Wheeler left on Mon day for Bridgeport, where she will be engaged in settlement work with d number of others from Wellesley.
 Left for Leonia. MT. and Mrs. A. A. Lincoln and left for Leonia, N. J., by auto on Mon l day, where Mrs. Moves will visit with | her daughter for some days. A number from here attended the | funeral of Calvin Wilcox on Sunday. George Culver's funeral was from | the home of his sons, John and Charles Culver, who have lately returned from | Maine and Michigan to their old home here. and his burial was at Rixtown cemetery.
 Mrs. Eliza Gallaudet, who has been at her brothers, Leapder Parks. for a | number of weeks, returned to her home | in Waterford on Monday. MT. and Mrs. Charles Stanton of New York state. who have been at the inn | at Mystic for several weeks, were re- cent guests of Mrs. Joseph Smith and | family.
 Rev. and Mrs. George Spalding are | stopping for several weeks at Quata1 quataug with Rev. and Mrs. Hollister. MT. Spalding preached in Westerly on | Sunday, they were dinner guests of
 MT. and Mrs. Stephen Palmer. John l Palmer of Noank was also with them. 1 MT. and Mrs. Stanley Johnson re-
 turned on Monday to their home ;n
 Providence.
 | Mrs. Edward Moves and daughter
 Miss Ethel, were at Maple Lawn re- | gently. They are now in Boston for a
 short stay before returning to Milford Pa =
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
ASHWILLETT
Case of Scarlet Fever at Steadman Home-Driven We'll Finished-other Items.


 There is a. case of scarlet fever at the Steadman home at the top of Cossadduc hill.
 I. Edwards and Denison Caswen at tended church at North Stonington Sunday.
 Grover C. Main and Floyd Russell have each purchased a new horse.
 Nathan Main was in Westerly Mon day
 Floyd Russell has finished moving for c. Culver.
 N. N. Main has begun to build a new cellar wall under his house and vii build new chimney later.
 MT. and Mrs. William Weseman of Rixtown were callers in North Ston- inton, Sunday.
 E. H. Clark and wife of Rixtown were in Westerly and Watch Hill Sunday Mr. Gates has finished driven well for Charles Culver and will go from there to North Stonington.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
DAYVILLE
Guests of Local People the Past Few
 Days--other Interesting Netes.

Miss Jennie Reddy spent the week end at her home in the village
 4 T. Hope had his brother, Thomas Hope, for Sunday guest.
 Merrill Bennett has returned from the wheat fields of the west and is now working for the Assawauga com pany
 William Martin spent the week end wiSL his parents MT. and Mrs Ben- iarufa Martin
 Oswald Street notored to Lakeville, F. 1-, for Sunday g
 1lr and Mrs. Hosea Greene were at Rocky Point on Thursday.
 Miss Mary Bidweil and Miss Henri etts. Bidwell of Norwich were at w. t. Bidwell's on Sunday.
 The Misses Kelley are at Oak Bluffs, Mass. for two weeks.
 George Edwards has moved into the house vacated by William Reddy. MT. and Mrs. Harry Wakefield wei on Tuesday.
 Miss Clara Lucie of LeOminster. Mass, was a guest of Mrs. A. E. Dar- iinze the past week.
 William Phillips and niece, Mss Gladys Drabble, were callers in town on Monday.
 Miss Helen Brooks is visiting Miss Elizabeth Barron of Beach pond.
 Mrs. Simeon LaRose and children were guests of Worcester friends this week
 The Misses Gingras and Berthiaurne and some other young ladies hers made a jolly automobile party to Rocky Point on Sunday.
 Caleb Blanchard and Miss Mary Blanchard are visiting at Westerly, F. I.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles Franklin spent the week end in Greenville, R. l. Mrs. Franklin and children are to stay for Q few days.
 had as guests for a week end visit Mir and Mrs Lester of Oaklawn, R. L, and Nelson Plante and Miss. Plante of Gloucester. -7
 Fred Leavens presided at the organ Sunday in place of Roy Shippee, who Is away.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
EAST KILLINCLY
The Weeks Happenings-TimeIy
 Items Concerning Local People.

ttefHs Sohcerntn9 Locdt FeoPsc.
 Mrs. Eugene Maxim and Miss Mary Martin of Ba1louville spent the week end with Joseph Dumas and family.
 Postmaster Mclaughlin was in Providence Tuesday.
 Visiting in New York.
 Mrs Benson and son, Paul, are vis- iting with relatives in New York
 Ralph Sheckleton has returned to with his father here.
 MT. and Mrs. Walter Card, Miss Amanda. Sands and mother visited relatives in Chepatchet, R. l., Sunday.
 Mrs. Kettle Jacques and grand daughter, Abbie Pray of Ballouville, Mathewson Sunday.
 Mrs. Clarence Chase of Providence visited MT. and Mrs. Rufus R. Chase at the Chase homestead Wednesday.
 Mrs. Jennie Miller of Beacon Falls is visiting relatives here for a few At Oakland Beach. Clarence Soule and family are spending the week at Ocean Beach. Miss Mary Shekleton of Worcester has been visiting relatives here the | past week.
 Adelbert Chase and family of East Brooklyn visited at Henry Oatley's Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. Albert Pray of Paw | tucket, R. l., have been the guests of relatives here the past week. Miss Susie Barronclough of Dayville visited friends here Thursday. Earle Geer of Danielson called on l friends here Sunday. MT. and Mrs. George Shippee, Mrs. | Ethel Huntley and son, Arthur, and Mrs. Frank Wood attended church at East Putnam Sunday.
 Mir. and Mrs A D. Sayles are at | Oakland Beach for a two weeks va | cation.
 Miss Nellie NJ. Chase was at Foster Center Wednesday attending the old home day exercises.
 Joseph Dumas, Jr, is visiting | friends in North Grosvenordale for a few days
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22

 Baltic, spent Wednesday with Mrs. Mrs. Fred Clark.
 Miss Alma Manning of Lebanon yis- ited with Mrs. Reuben Manning the past week.
 Mrs Emma Warner and MT. James Caldwell with a party of Lebanon friends spent Friday at Block ls- land.
 Miss Edith Davidson of New Lon don is visiting at Mrs. Thomas Wards. MT. and Mrs. James Pryde of Boston and Miss Irene Bowers Of New fork are guests of Mrs. Luther Hoiton.
 Went to Hartford.
 MT. James Caldwell went to Hart ford Saturday and heard Ineooore Roosevelts speech.
 Mrs. Andrew Maine and Miss Lucy Palmer of Groton, spent several days this week with Mrs. Estelia Lathrop' MT. and Mrs Arthur Clark of Wiili- mantle. spent Thursday with Mrs. Fred Clark
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
cLARK's G6RNERs

vernette E. CIeyelaszS afANcrthamp- ton, Mass. was the gueSk of Shis class mate. Allen Jewett. over tSe. Poster re- union. N
 MT. and Mrs. P J. HassIey and fam fly of Springfield, Mass, are with Mar tin Navin, Sr
 w. N. Jewett has moved from Pom fret back to his fathers place here.
 MT. and Mrs. Carlton White of Web ster and Otis Burnham of North Wind ham attended the review at Hampton on Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. Jared Wade of Baltic visited their son here this week.
 Allen Jewett celebrated his 18th birthday Sunday. He received over 150 birthday cards from friends.
 Mrs Philip J. Palmer of Woonsock- ct, R. l., is at the Naples.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22

in Wellesly, Mass
 Miss Mabel Switzer of westboro. Mass. and Miss Florence Stubbard of Putnam have been spending a few days with Rev. and Mrs. J. w. Hig gins.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred Haskell spent Thursday in Jewett City.
 Church Closed.
 Rev. and Mrs. Higgins have gone on a vacation so the church has closed Miss Corinne Junino and Miss Vic torta Peneault are spending a few days in Taftville and Norwich.
 Miss Elizabeth Douglas has re- turned to New York city after spend ing few days with her grandfather, Postmaster T. J. Brown.
 MT. George Bennoit has returned to his home in Putnam
 MT. Lundry Is spending few days in Norwich.
 Miss B. Browning spent Thursday in Willimantic comp ground
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
WESTMINSTER

Sunday morning Rev. MT. Croft will preach here.
 Florence Jones led the Christian Endeavor meeting Sunday night The subject was Our Social Life for Christ. Luke 24: 13, 35.
 Mrs. Robert W. Finley is spending a few weeks with her parents. MT. and Mrs. RosenZwig.
 James Finley ofsNew York is guest at Rosedale villa.
 MT. Tonnelson spent the week end at home.
 Mr. Moody of Mt Kiscoe is here and is repairing his house.
 MT. Kammerer is at the sanatorium in Norwich and is feeling much bet ter.
 Mrs. Ti1lie and Emma Bondie have returned to New York from a visit with Mrs. E. Kuhne.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
NORTH STERLING
The Weeks Happeninss-Lafse Rae-
 coon Seen by G. C. SP6ohe9.

c ' Mrs. Thomas Gahney and sen,. Earl, of Providence, visited J. D:S Hillery the past week. tf/ Scituate is visiting Mrs. C. Br Cole. Mrs. Claud Gilbert of BanieIson spent a day with her sister, Mrs. Leon A. Dexter. last week.
 Miss Myrtle Griffith Is spending a few days with friends in Danielson Mrs s. R. Hoadley. who has been visiting friends in New Haven for some weeks, has returned home.
 Notored to Rocky Point. . George Pierce and family took an 'aufeg trip to Rocky Point Sunday.
 Mrs Charles Hollock is spending the week end in Hartford. -/ There will be a large cranberry crop Sthis season.
 Has Purchased New Horse.
 John Griffith has; purchased g. new horse of H. H. Starkweather Of Dan Selson-
 Miss Dorothy Hummer has been spending a week with Mrs. H. T. Crowell.
 George Pierce and family made an auto trip to Narragansett Pier Sun day, August Sth.
 SzrS Large 9ac>oon.
 George c. Spoore- saw a large -ac- coon near his home one day last week. It seemed to be engaged il catching frogs in 9 small brook
 R. F. D. Mail Carrier J. 4. Lafcn- taine has moved from Sterling Center to the farm he recently purchased here.
 Henry H. Crowell was in Windham one day last week
 Miss Nellie Y. Scofield of Brook line, Mass. has been visiting her sis ter. Mrs. George w. Arnold.
 Fred Emmons has been visiting his aunt, Mrs G. A. Bailey, in Danielson.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
ASHFORD

Miss Leola Poole has returned to Birmingham, Mass, after spending a week at her home here.
 Mrs. Shaw of Boston is visiting her mother. Mrs. Arthur Tanner
 Miss T. A Brown and Miss Tessie Flynn of New London and Miss Alice Whittemore of Providence are at the Cassidy house.
 A pretty home wedding took place last Tuesday at the home of MT. and Mrs. William B. Mercy, when their only daughter Gladys was united in marriage with Thomas Bebbington.
 MT. and Mrs Bebbington will spend their honeymoon in Providence and vicinity. Their many friends wish them long and happy life. Walter Green is working in Collins ville
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
NORTH FRANKLIN
Concerning Local PeoPIe-The Weeks
 Visitors in and Out of Town.

MT. and Mrs. Harold Riley have re- turned to their home in Boston after an extended visit with Mrs. Ri1ey's moth CT, Mrs. A. T. Borowning. Myrtice Browning, accompanied them.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mahoney spent Sunday with Mrs. J. A. Duggan of Jewett City.
 Miss Alice Browning and Miss Della Briggs spent Monday with Mrs. 4. T. Browning.
 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Clark of Hart ford spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Clark.
 Mrs. Paul Brennan and childr.a of Baltic are spending a few days with her parents, MT. and Mrs. c. W. Ma honey.
 . MT. and Mrs. William .Buteau of
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22

Staten Isisnd are late arrivals at the Bingham house.
 Grading Lawn.
 Miss Josephine Binghanfis filling in and grading the lawn,f in front of her property on North street, made neces- sary by the new state road.
 MT. and Mrs. Everett Bell of Windsor Locks are at Miss Emma Larrabee's. Miss Josephine Keefey is visiting in New London.
 Guests at pr. Guilds this week in clude Prof Jacobus and daughter, Mrs. Wood and the latter's two little sons.
 Services at the Congregational church will be omitted the next two Sunday mornings. but a praise ser vice will be held in the chapel to- morrow evening at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. w. s. Kelsey and on the S0th led by Rev w. M Brown.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
37-47 Main Street

the 18th regiment of Connecticut vol- unteers.
 Mrs. William Jewett has returned from Southbridge, Mass.
 MT. and Mrs. Burrill Franklin of Providence visited Mrs. Franklin's sis- ter. Mrs. John Shelley, Sunday.
 Charles Popple left Thursday for a pleasure trip to Halifax He speut Sunday at Coney Island.
 Mrs. Mark Shepard of New London, V. F., has been the guest of relatives.
 Andrew B4Stone of West Greenwich, R. l., was Tuesday visitor.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
SOUTH CANTERBURY

Mrs. Harriet Bugbee died at her home in South Canterbury Wednes- day night after a short illness due to old age. She was born in Canterbury July Is, 1881. and was the daughter of John and Emeline William Smith and has spent the most of her life in this town. She leaves one brother, Dr. John O. Smith, with whom she has lived since the death of her husband, nine years ago. and one nephew, Burr Smith, of South Canterbury.
 MT. and Mrs. Lorenzo Whitford and
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
SOUTH WOODSTOCK

MT and Mrs. C. w. Bowers have returned from Europe.
 Mrs. w. w. Sheldon has moved to Woodstock.
 Mrs. w. H. Young is spending a few days in Boston.
 MT. Arnold of Worcester is spending the weekend with his aunt, Mrs. Belle Young.
 Mason Underwood of Hartford is spending a few days with his sister Mrs Russell.
 Mr. and Mrs. Marshall are visiting A. R. Scranton.
 Edmond Brown is home from New York
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
WARRENVILLE
Entertaining New York euesss-other
 Visitors Here the Past Week.

MT. and Mrs. D. H. Shippes are en- tertaining two young ladies from New York. - Miss Edith Platt is the guest.sS of friends in Putnam. ~rC
 Personals. - :. Mrs. B. c. Bugbee has returned from Maine, where she has been for several weeks. H ' f, Mrs. George O. Balch. Mrs, M. L. Durkee and Robert Balch wereln- Put nam one day this week. C
 Ellen Mathewson has been spending several days with Mrs. H. F. Scott.
 Mrs. Conc Hattin and three children are visiting Mrs Hattin's brother, E. O. Teller.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
STERLING

News of the Week-Interesting
 Items Concerning Local People.
 Mrs. D. S. Kenyon was a caller here last week.
 James W. Baker and family have returned from a two weeks vacation. Mrs. O. G. Chase has been enter taining her niece of Thompson.
 Mrs. John Knox spent Wednesday in Providence.
 Mrs. Paul Miller is entertaining her sister of Camden, N. J.
 Mir. and Mrs. H. B. Mowry are en- tertaining relatives from out of town. Miss Mary Douglass is enjoying a two weeks vacation out of town.
 Herbert c. Kennedy of Central Falls is the guest of MT. and Mrs. w. W. Vaughn.
 A. H. Kenyon spent the week end at Longmeadow, R. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
NORTH LYME

Csncernins Local Residents-Grans- { ers Who Attended Picnic at Had fadam -Island-other Happenings.
 l yMrs. William Sisson visited Mrs. H. Ar Rogers in Salem Wednesday.
 M.s M. Sisson, Jr., Mrs. William Sisson, c. R. Tiffany and Mrs. H. A.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
uNIvERsALIsM

Teaches Gods purpose to save all souls. God is all powerful, all wise, all loving. He can do His will Noth- ing can defeat God.
 For information, books. tracts, ad- dress
 REV. F. A. DILLINGHAM;. supt.. -sk Bridgeport. Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
LEDYARD

Rev. W. F. White of Saybrook. for merly of Ledyard, will preach Sunday morning at the Ledyard Center Con- gregational church.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22

Mr. and Mrs Pearl whitford of Jewett City were guests at Whippoorwill farm Sunday
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
CENTRAL VILLAGE
c. H. ByIes Has Returned to Chicago Edward Cutler Left for the West Other Personals.

Mrs. Arnold B. Mathewson, Miss Ruth and Pauline Mathewson, Miss Beatrice Seguin have returned from Matunuck Beach, R. l., where they have been spending the past month.
 Charles H. Byles has returned to Chicago, H.. where he is a pastors
Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-22
PACKER

News of the Week-chureh Closed as Pastor is Enjoying Vaeation.-other Items
Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

Loans al Per Cent and 81 Gents
Pound VII De Adfarksd shs
Planters.


Washington, Oct. q After weeks
Iot negotiation between bankers and
Federal Reserve Beard members j Ten.
tatlye agreement vas reached tonight
when tie board virtually approved
plan bg which q fund Of sla5 .o00. 900
win be raised g care for Tie snfpIps
cotton crop and extend aid to cotton
producers, The plan IS slightly differ-
ent srom that originally proposed, bus
loans viii Be made % cotton 81 SIS
cents : pound. hearinx interest 81 not
more than six per cent fof one year,
with privilege q SIX months ex.
tension.
The reserve board viii have direct
supervision a The fund. but probably
wilI operate through } committee 81
banbesa and business men.
Al details q re plan were npk
made pAblie tonight Nee York barry
efs have agreed "a subscribe SO, 600 +.
90 e tie fund and southern bauks
are eonnted % fsf k25 100000 more.
nhe remaining s5o.eoO.0O0 Il q q
raised In nyneolkon- producing states
Secretary McAdoo outlined the plan
tonight d &c following statement
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Yazoo City herald. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1878-1976, 1914-10-30

When IN a.hurrs sna want he -
phone Browns.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. August Rhine were
guests Friday at George Busse,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. vanarsdalc
spent Thursday at T. ID. Embreys.
Miss Rosa Webb returned Sunday
after a weeks visit with relatives In
Slater
MIR. and Mrs. Turner Embrey were
dinner guests Tuesday at Ernest
Odells.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Spencer OF
Slater visited Sunday and Monday
with the latters parents. J. d. Webb
and wife.
Mr.. French Wilkerson. OF Brown
lee, passed through here Saturday
enroute to Clay Center,
Quite a few from this vicinity at
tended the dance at MIR. Geo. Nc
Claims. All had a fine time and left
at . date hour, laG dE
A veterinary from Marshall was IN
this neighborhood Monday vaecihat'
ing hogs.
Steve Odell spent Friday at Turner
Embreys.
Mesdames Watts and Goodson, q
Marshall, visited several days Ia.
week at Jeff Hazels.
Misses Pearl Howell. Marie and
Lorene Piper. Messrs Jewell and Bry.
an Howell. Chas. and Frank Piper
spent a few hours Saturday night a
viii Odells of Clay Center.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

ious girl and will be greatly missed
by all and very much in her home
circle.
Another sad occurance was the
death OF Percy Turner son OF MIR. and
Mrs. John Turner who died OF Typ
hold Wednesday Feb. IL at one o.
clock. lie was a fine young man be-
tween the age OF q and 22 lie was
a fine young man and we'll loved by
all. lie had been i'll for about three
weeks with typhoid and then took
pneumonia and was so weak from the
fever that he passed away. lie Will
be greatly missed by all in the com
unity but the Lord doeth all things
well. lie was an only boy and leaves
to mourn his death a father. mother.
and sister. Ho was buried at Halle
Grove Thursday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
o Norton for him Thursday.

to Norton for him Thursday.
Mr.. J. s. Wilson was in Marshall
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wall entertained the
Wednesday club last week at an all
day meeting. AZ noon Mrs. Wall
served an excellant dinner, which all
enjoyed, and the ladies also enjoyed a
social day together.
Mrs. j. s. Wilson was sick last
week.
Mrs. Clark, of Marshall, spent last
week with her brother. Mr.. ]. S. Will
son and family.
Some OF our neighbors filled their
ice houses last week.
Mr.. CELSIUS Young spent last week
visiting old friends here where he
was raised. lie informs us he ex-
poets to 20 TO California soon, and
perhaps will make his home there. He
has been living near Valentine, Neb-
rasca.
a number OF relatives and friends
from this vacinity attended the fun
eral Of David Swishcr at Marshall
Monday.
Miss Alma swisher spent Sunday
night In Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

sell Arthur Purcell.
The Christian church members in
Miami are talking OF putting In cleo
trio lights.
Mesdames Jno Vardeman and En-
nett Self gave their many friends a
very happy time on February Ia.
They invited ST. Valentine who
brought q huge box OF his mementoos
In the form OF hearts and darts, dra-
CONS aud inns and all kinds Of remin-
Iers of the occasion guessing contests
games and a salad course were the
other attractions Of the occasion.
Mrs. Emily Garnett who Is quite
aged and insists in keeping house
alone recently arose one cold morn
ing and tried to build a Tire In hor
stove: she became numb and fell 70
the noor. but finally crawled to her
he'd, and later a Kind friend visited
her and found her quite M and help
less. Her many kind friends and
n%clghbors arc making her comfort
able and she has rallied and feels
much better at this time.
81. Valentine showed the young
stcrs q gay time last Friday night at
The beautiful country home Of Mlr.
and Mrs. Mat Fisher.
Virgil Edmonds. ono OF our bright
hgih school boys, suddenly lost his
understanding one very cold slick day
just in front OF the post office win.
dow. Tho only bad result was @
broken pane %; glass and n little extra
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20

Blackwater Tuesday afternoon and
visited with Miss Launa Williams I'M
I'll Thursday morning. From her we
learn that Mrs. Roy Cordy. formerly
of this place, but now living in No
wata, Okla, is very Ill. she was
brought TO Kansas City this week
and underwent an operation. Mrs.
James Cordy of this place will go up
Saturday to be with her.
Mrs. Potter joined his wife here
Wednesday afternoon and they were
guests Of Mrs. A. j. Clute nj SIX
O'Clock dinner.
Miss Eula Philips IL the guest of
Mrs. J.. j. Staples this week.
Miss Blanche Townsend of neat
Arrow Rock visited her sister. Mrs
NJ. q. McAlister this week and assist.
ed her in entertaining the Wednesday
club.
Mrs. 4. ID. sappington returned the
first of the week from a visit witt
Mrs. X. NJ. Reynolds of Marshall.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
exer,lon on the part of virgil to rise

exerlion on the part of Virgil to rise
again.
Mrs. Andrew Hunsaker and 2 year
old o returned to their home at
Mexico, Mo. after enjoying an S.
weeks visit in Miami.
Madam Rumor Is giving out
points on her bulletin board on the
doinsg OF tho young bachelor, who IS
socn TO bring q fair bride to Miami.
Tho latest point on the Madams board
read that The prospective groom had
Visited 50. Louis and purchased his
household furniture. which no doubt
Is artistic IL pattern and design.
Geo. Taegetmeyers friends hear
that he doesn't intend to return to
Miami since he has been hauling In
Carroll county, but that he has ship
ped his goods. working implements
20 Springfield. Mo.
Miss Julia Royar recently was
made quite happy by being the reel.
piont OF a box OF large rip California
FRANCES. sent by her brothers. Tho
Lox was doubly appreciated because
q came In time for a birthday.
The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
WANAMAKER

Miss Dovie Thomas age 26 years
II months and IA days died at the
home OF her parents Mr.. and Mrs
John Thomas Tuesday Feb. 10. al
10 O'Clock. She had been Ill fol-
about three weeks with Typhoid fcv-
err. and was buried at Halle Grove
which is the family burying ground
II was very sad as there are fouI
more of the family very low with th'
same disease among the ones sici
being her mother. She leaves Il
mourn her sad death father mother
sisters and brothers besides a host OF
relatives and friends. She was the
eldest OF a large family OF children
and was greatly depended on by them
sll. She was 0 lovable and industr'