The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20
MIAMI.

on Thursday tho 18TH, The juniors
Of the Miami high school very pleas.
antly entertained the seniors at the
home of Miss Marion Grady. she be-
ing n junior. Lively ranies. contests
for prizes aud gay conversation made
the time pass much toe soon. Cake
and ice cream were also served and all
who were present pronounced the
party u succcas.
Mrs. VIII Rodgers, nee Miss Fan
mic Burgess, was summoned by wire
To- Shelbina. Mo-, to attend the bed
Idle OF her aged father. W. O. Bur
gcss. The Telegram stated that he
had n stroke Of paralysis. lie has
been spending the winter with his
daughter. Mrs. Maitlc Douglass ut
Shclbina.
Henry Bates recently sold to Harry
wilhelm n farm consisting Of 1AT
acres: 100 acres S. u. 22.52-2t: -
10 re. g g. 2:-5.2l. con ilc~a-
. u sl t"iHtbs
Diod nj the homo OF her family on
Saturday March Il, 1914. at Faycit-
vile. Ark. Mrs. Is. -. Berry. Her
homo was formally at Miami. Mo. She
leaves u husband. two daughters.
Maggie and ]iicaslc. and ono son. Mar.
vim. Her remains were shipped. on
the Wabash rail road To Miami and
arrived here on Sunday. On the fol-
lowing Monday u. M. she was buried
In the Christian cemetery very near
her Miami home. For years she had
been n sufferer from asthma and itl
Is said that her trouble finally caused
consumption which was the cause OF
her death.
The many friends OF j. +. Webster
are sorry To hear of his very bad
health. on Sunday after Sunday
school he became very III and his son.
Guy of Marshall was sent for: he AR
rived Dol and on Monday Mr.. Web
stcr accompanied HIS son home whore
he viii be tondorly cared for.
j. u. Fristoe, Jr., who teaches
school ut Westport hiSh school came
down In Il car with Mr.. Spencer. ]. D..
visited his parents here while hts COM
ranion Sir. Spence visited Slater fri
ends.
Married on March ~. at Coun-
ell Bluffs. Iowa. Mr., Raymond Case
bolt and Miss Flossle IIaynle. both 0f
Miami. Mo. Just for the sake Of n
bit of travel aud TO avoid the usual
curiosity OF Madame Rumors follow
ors aud 10 avoid the shower OF rice.
old shoe. etc, the couple with cupid
no thclr guide drove to Marshall and
took a train for Iowa, where they
sought the aid OF Rev. Frankerberger
To tic the matrimonial knot. Tho
groom is the youngest son OF Mrs.
Hannah Casebolt Of Miami. lie Is in
dustrious and kind and IN every ones
friend. The bride IL the younger
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Milf Haynlo.
She is not only Il young lady OF rare
grace and beauty, but also one of
dainty refinement and sunny disposi-
ton and much industry. she gradu-
ated n few years ago from the Miami
high school ana taught two terms OF
school near her home town; later she
was an efficient assistant In the Bell
telephone office. was always affable
and accommodating. Friends who
witnessed the marriage ceremony say
that she was bewltching in a lovely
costume OF blue. Tho happy couple
viii reside at Emerson. Iowa, where
he groom will engage in business.
Miss Ida Siebert, who has been
visiting In the home of Mrs, Henrietta
Siebert left for Newton, Kas,. where
she holds a position as stenographer.
John Jennings, wife an sons motor
ed to Marshall and visited friends the
last of the week. Percy Jenning
took his fathers place on the rural
route on Monday as his father had
not yet returned.
Walter utley of Miami mourns the
death OF his mother, Mrs. Thomas
Utley at Ocean Park near Los An
geics, Cal. He had a day or so before
the final news came. been Informed
she was seriously Ill. On Sunday,
March 18th. he received the sad word
that she had passed away. She and
husband left Miami last fall for their
health and to avoid the sever Missouri
weather. She has, however. been
quite complaining all winter in Cali
%fornia, was TO have started back for
Missouri this week. had death not
oyertaken her. She was 74-years-old