The Marshall republican., 1914-04-17
MIAMI.

people too. There were 362 people
in attendance. Many OF the new
scholars were gray haired men and
didn't even remember the golden text.
rs II had been so long since they had
attended.
Mrs. FRANK Long Ii nov able TO sit
pp after a hard struggle with indi-
sestion. caused from plomaine poison.
She IA quite weak yet tho out OF dan
ger.
Miss Margaret Grady came up from
Columbia. where sho attends college
and brought her young girl friend.
Miss Anderson with her. They re.
turned the first OF the week.
Miss Mary Dunlap is convalescent
after several days Illness. while Miss
Edith Mertvns continues quite III with
very ltttle symptoms OF improvement.
Chester Mstheny. m Of our bright
Miami. young students. attended Eas-
ter feaiyitiet IN and around Miami
IL seems like the longer Chester re-
mains In Columbia. the founder he
becomes of Miami. at least things
seem that way TO his friends.
Mrs. John Kieffe and Miss Sue
Ulrey accompanied Or. u. n. Sullivan
and wife to Marshall recently on a
days visit.
Cap. Haynes. who lives In his little
river bungalo. just across the river
opposite town. went TO Sibley. Mo.
recently To look after interests on his
farm. His Partner, French Joe"
caught some very fine large fish and
went 20 Marshall TO sell them which
he did very rapidly.
Mrs. Jake Rummel has lately made
n visit to relatives at Red Cliffe. Iowa
Her health Is getting normal again
after q hard spell in the winter.
Mrs. II. NJ. Coleman and friends.
Mrs. Jno. webb. went In the Jennings
car to visit relatives at slater on Mon.
day. During Mrs. Colemans absence
from the telephone office. Love ulrey
attended the switch board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waller Hawkins are
expecting n visit from their daughter.
Bessie. who IN now Mrs. Julius Jessup
Of Los Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Jessup
writes she hoper TO bc here In May.
J. ID. Fristoe came down from West
Port TO spend Easter-tide with his
parents. No n IN more devoted to
parents than In ]. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hisie enter
tanned ut dinner on last Saturday. Mr..
Joe Payne aud son. Walter. OF Con-
cord. Mo-. and Mr.. and Mrs. Waller
Hawkins OF the county.
The residence OF Joe Haines Is TO
DO beautified by several improve
ments, such as the removal Of an old
fence. grading the yard and sowing
grass and many other improvements
inside OF the house.
Perhaps Mrs. Chas. ulrey IN one Of
the best housewives IN or about
Miami. AS she has already done her
spring cleaning such rs papering.
putting down new carpoting. etc, and
has a fine showing OF spring chickens.
many being as large as auails.
The many friends OF Jno. a. Wood
formally of Miami. but now OF indie
pendence, Mo, will be glad TO learn
that he II able to 90 from his
boarding house to his work. He d
few months ago suffered partial para
lysis.
Hlsle's store has a large and attrac-
tive glass case OF perfume. soaps,
powders for satchel bags, creams. etc,
for the toilet. with every . cents
worth OF goods bought In their whole
line OF groceries. A coupon Is given
and will count on the purchase OF the
above named toilet articles.
Miss Ella Parrish came TO Miami
on last Friday and spent a few days
with her parents. She returned q
Kansas City To resume her duties IN
the kensigton school. Her schoo
will close IN June 18th and this wal
her only chance 10 visit Miami.
Our Miami high school closes OF
the 18th, Graduating exercises will
be held at the Christian church OF
Friday evening OF that date. seyel
graduates will receive their diplomas
Every me Is invited to come.
Mr.. Butts Of Slater came TO visit Il
the hospitabie home OF the Misse
jenkins on last Sunday, In the ever
ing after services Mr.. Butts steppe
90 the vestibule to get his new oyeI
coat. which he had left, and 1t wa
not there. IL seems strange that o
such q glad happy day as Easter ths
any fslloSi creature should have
spirit of robbery in his heart an
what % more. should let e feeling b
abroad in the house Of worship