The Marshall republican., 1914-02-13
leaves hosts. Of friends in Miami who
are sad over her demise.

Slater, one uay last week, tne1r moth
er, Mrs. Jno. Jennings, and two cou-
sins, Misses Sallie and Della Hesle.
They attended the skating rink and
greatly enjoyed them selves.
Mrs. VIII Lennon writes from
! ~Sandoval, ILL.,, that she has been nurs-
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary Coleman all
winter. Mrs. Coleman is quite aged
and is a cripple. She visited her nep-
hew, Houston Lennon. last summer
in Miami and is we'll known here.
Mr.. Elem Thornton, of Gillian, was
a visitor last week at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Ryan In the lower bot
toms. other visitors at the Ryan
home were MIR. and Mrs. Victor Gum
and daughter. Myrtle, Amos Keyton,
Miss Mary Oily and Jas Copei>nd.
Little VIM. Fisher, son of Frank
Fisher and wife. has been quite III
at their home for several days.
Charlie Goldman and sister, Gladys,
left last week for Texas, where their
father, Jas. Goldman, is attending to
his fine farm land. Charlie is not
in good health and II Is to be hoped
the balmy climate OF Texas will great
ly help him.
Edgar Pate has been visiting his
many friends and school mates for n
Few weeks In the vaclnity OF Miami.
lie left for his home last Friday q,
week ago, which is at Fort Collins,
Colorado. He and his folks formally
lived on the Frank Long place about
2j years ago MIR. Pate Is engaged
in the merchandise business.
Mrs. VIII Henton returned Sunday
y. m. from Fayetteville. Ark. where
she went to visit her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. j. J. Bristow. She reports that
both father and mother have been
quite III and are still quite delicate.
Miss Nammie Goldman and brother.
james. who have been living for the
past year on the Carpenter farm In
tho lower bottom. have returned to
Sandus, Kentucky. taking with them
Louise and Russell Goldman, their
brothers children. who have visited
1ore for several months.
on account OF the recent blizzard
'ho river at this point has been full
OF Ice and on Saturday the mail for
the first time this winter. failed to
get across In the y. m. Sunday night
Il blocked but tho warm southern
wind next day put II back to business
again.
Mis-. X. A. Burns. who has been
wishing relatives at Oklahoma. for
the past three months will be at home
this week. At present she Is as far
AZ Kansas City, visiting her daughter
Mis-. Job Hanna.
W. S. McGraw, who lives on the
Hump place south Of Miami. is moving
TO the DR.. Nefs farm near Napton this
week.
Miss Lillian Rodgers, who closed
her school for n few days last week
on account OF the pupils having the
whopping cough, opened the school
on last Monday. She teaches the
Bridge school lust across the river
from Miami.
Mrs. Tom sIinor was quite III the
irst OF The week. Her daughter.
Miss Eelma, remained out on Monday
from Ter room at school to help take
CAFE OF her mother. Mr.. Minor Con-
Times about the same-still very
weak and helpless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy James. who
live south o. own are the proud par
ents of a fine Girl baby which was
born on Friday 3rd.
tr. and Mrs. I'd. Neubauer gave n
most enjoyable reception and ball at
the youngfolks in honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Bob. Copeland, who we're recent
ly married, Mrs. Copeland being for
mally Miss Alice N%eubauer. Fine
music, fine eating and a fine time
were what every person reported who
vas lucky enough to be one OF the
chosen TO help to celebrate this fine
occasion.
DIR. George Hawkins. one OF Chart
tons most successful physicians has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Waller Hawkins. while there he
ias been quite complaining. however.
u ise,a.ned the first OF the week to
his home at Salisbury.
The little son of Frank Kruger Is
IMP owing nicely after an attack of
scarlet fever.
Robert Copeland. who recently
married, has rented a farm near Hay
Il. Mo-, and he and an uncle will farm
together. Robert loaded a car last
week OF his goods. ETC.. and sent 1t on