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The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

There was u regular holiday shop
ping crowd In MarSaaii SGt.rcay.
many people coming from the romot-
Gst paris OF the equity to take adj
vantage OF the spltDdld bargains be-
Ing offered by our outeIprlslng mor-
chants.
Thomas Burk. n Jolly freshman.
who recently moved from near Slater
10 n farm east of Marahall on route
.. which he purchased. was In We'd
ncHday to renew his subscription. Mr..
rurk says now that he has n farm of
his own. he IL looking for II wife TO
share with him his happiness.
A number OF Saline county iarmerg
attended farmers week at Columbia
last week and all report n very profit
able time, Among those who went
were Edward Zahn, Price Withers.
Henry Harvey. Charles Irvine. Ernest
Dyer. W. G. Fisher. Ernest and Jack
McRoherts and H.. G.. Godberry Of
Miami. Mr.. Gadberry secured sever
nj premiums ~ usual at the corn
show,
A. ID. Dale, the former manager of
the Dixie theatre here. but who sold
out and moved to Kansas City last
fall. was In Marshall Tuesday ard
Wednesday In the interest OF Miss
Gertrude C%oncannon Of Kansas City.
who is trying to book a piano concert
here. Miss C%oncanpon Is n pianist OF
International reputation and Marshall
people would indeed be fortunate In
securing n OF her recltals.
The first lot OF envelopes displayed
In whites store window on the east
side were opened last Thursday and
the result of the guessing contest
made known. o. W. Johnston, Jr.,
guessed nearest the contents OF pack
age number 3. receiving $tO.23; Mrs.
" IL NhAtbt uuilheI - ItCtlNlnB fu.-
so. and Miss Mabel suns. number 1.
receiving S2,67. The contest IN 10
continue another week, other en-
yelopes replacing the first lot.
The brotherhood of the First Pres
byterian church were pleasantly en-
~tertained last Thursday evening at
the hcme OF Jacob vanDyke, 53l
Eastwood. by the Ladies Aid Society
Of the church. After a delicious lun.
cheon a thorough discussion OF the
boy Problem" was had and the ad.
visibility Of providing a system OF
recreation for the young of our city
was considered. The establishing OF
Fairgrounds under a suitable In.
%structor Is being agitated and the
matter Is IN the hands OF n committed
who are making a thorough investiga.
tion OF II.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
Local Items


castor this year comes on Arm ~
VIM. KERN VIII have hi sale, Feb
ruary cath.
n. II. Stanley OF blue Lick, was Ia
town again saturday but Is no longer.
MIR. aud Mrs, LorenZ ltassc vent to
81. Louis Thursday for n few days
visit 10 friends.
Is. n. Johnson OF nea Sweet Spr-
ingg, visited his niece, Mrs. Geo, Deal
OF northeast Of Marshall over Sunday.
c. J.. Blackburn, editor or the
blackburn Record. was In Marshall
Monday to take II degree In the Mas
cnlc lodge.
Frank Younger. who has been ut IL
Monte for some time past informs ui
that he Is now located at Nelson
route z.
January this year has been remark
ably mild thus far and those who are
seeking a 'milder climate are miss
ms II for once.
Our line OF business was never
better than now-rOller skating. The
merchants and the rink are all doina
a rushing business.
Thos. O'Donnell IL the first To re-
port spring" chickens. Six OF them
arrived on the 18th and Tom is now
busy darning sacks, mits, etc,
Mrs. Thos. overly of route |, was
In Saturday TO renew her subscription
and Informs US that Mr.. and Mrs. J
X. Stolis OF WaDamaker recent!
made them a pleasant visit.
The union services at Herndon are
reported very successful. They viii
continue this week and perhaps Ion
ger Revs. Baker and cofiman are
In charge.
Mrs. Jennie Grant and Miss Olli'
McOraw and Mr.. and Mrs. Juliu'
Rsith and Geo. Neimeir all OF thu
Napton vicinity were here on business
Monday.
| ~
Mrs, Henry schanz. Monday enter
tainsd q number Of old time friend
q : quilting bee and an elegant u
O'Clock dinner was one OF the pleas
anl features OF the day.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
omar Gray, editor Of The sturgeon,

omar Gray. editor OF the S%turgcoa
Leader was IN Marshall Monday pur.
chasing type from the Missouri ecu
trnl Type Foundry. TO replace ia,
type destroyed by fire last September
Mrs. NJ. u. McCloud and baby dau
phtor. Louise OF Meridian. Miss. and
Mrs. Roy w. PoarBe and sons, Roy
and Van OF Kansas city, visited with
the family OF Jacob VanDykc the pas,
week.
Rolla Piper, M omploye OF tho
Gross bakery was knocked unconsci.
Gus Wednesday morning by the color.
cd porter at the Howard hotel. Piper
vas taken to his home In West Mar.
shall, whore he Is convalescing. We
were unable TO learn the cause Of the
trouble.
Dr. j. ID, Jackson of IIerndon waI
In Marshall Saturday on business. ~.
jackson says that the revival MEETING
at herndOn being conducted by Reys.
Baker and Coffman Is progresslug
%splcndidiy and that twenty-five con
versions were made ut the meeting.
G. Il. Alph, who recently returned
from Wentworth, Colo. whore he has
$40 ncreg OF land, to spend the win
ter In Saline county. has secured n
temporary position at the Colony IN
the meat and dairy department. Mr..
Alph expects To return to Colorado IN
April. luna
Tho coal shed In the rear OF tho
Marshall Bottling Works on North
Jefferson caught fire about / o'clock
Wednesday afternoon from some
trash that was being burned in tho
alley. The firemen were summoned
and quickly extingulshed the blaze
The damage to the shed was slight.
G. q. Proctor. formerly with Tho
iIuff-Proctof hardware establishment
In Marshall, and left here last fall fol
Chicago. Is o travelling for Hubbard
Spencer a Bartlett Hardware Co, anc
was In Marshall this week vIsltlnl
local merchants. Mr.. Proctor Il
making sedalia his headquarters now
Mrs. J.. M. Rose vas taken 10 tn,
o~steopath hospital at Kirksville las
Saturday upon the advice OF DR., J.. 4
Nuckles. who has been treating her
she was accompanied by her husban,
and daughter, Miss Minnie. She wa
operated upon Sunday morning at Ia,
still hospital for tumor. A messag
Wednesday was received to tho affec
that Mrs. Rose vas getting along nice
~. Mr.. Rose returned Monday bu
tho daughter remained with tn
mother.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23
BABIES AND HAMS WIN
Many Central Missouri Farmers Get
Awards la Contests at
Columbia.

Central Missouri produced the best
babies and the best hams at the con-
tests held ut the University OF Mis-
sourl. Columbia, In connection with
the annual Farmers Week. Donald
Meyer, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mey-
or OF Columbia was Judged the most
perfect baby In the on~e-year-old class
w. II. Thompson OF Columbia won
first for home-cured hams: J.. Il. Bal
lenger of Columbia, second; and W.
q. Windsor OF Boonville. third.
The farmers from the central part
of the state were not behind In get
ting their share OF the other prizes,
too. j. 10. Matheny OF Miami had tho
in the show. The best peck OF oats
was raised by Chris Smith OF Bunce-
ton, the best peck OF soybeans by j.
I'D Hall OF Lamonte and the second
best peck OF alfalfa by J. T. Gibs OF
Harrisburg.
The best 10 ears OF Cartner corn
IN the show were raised by G. A. VIM
gate Of Sodalia.
The awards made In the corn
show. classes for Central Missouri
we're. In the mems class for the bust
10 ears OF white corn, first, II. q.
Gadhargy ~ Miami; osecond. J. W.
Bell IT, Of Raeheport: third. Tony
II. Thies Of Glasgow; fourth, ]. ".
Matheny OF Miami,
For the best 10 ears OF yellow
corn, first. b, NJ. Yates OF A~uxvasse;
second. II. l.. Hughes OF Glasgow;
third. Leorus Hendrix OF Columbia:
fourth. G, A. wingate OF sedalia.
In the young mems class for the
best 10 ears of white corn, first.
Arthur Gadberry OF Miami; Pull
Turner Of Darlington: third, T. j.
Newland Of sedaiia; fourth, Russell
Hughes of Glasgow.
For the best 10 ears of yellow corn
first. John Yeager OF Rocheport;
second. Paul Turner Of Carrihgton;
third. Lewis shannon OF. Boonyiile:
fourth Russell Hughes OF Glasgow.
In the boys class for the best 0
ears OF white corn; first. Sam Fort
ney OF Columbia; second. w. G. AL
hers OF sedalia; third, II. Newland
OF sedaiia; fourth, Ward Gadberry
OF Miami,
For the best 10 ears OF yellow
corn. first, w. @. wingate Of sedalla;
second. w, G, Aibers OF sedaiia.
third. Herbert OF wellsville; fourth,
Ralph Hall OF Lamonte.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

W. n. stcffcn of Slater was IN Mar
shnll last Friday on business.
Ml1ses Anna Blanche Garner aud
iGa Louise Alexander were passon-
gers to Napton Saturday.
Ms. VI. T., Cooper aud Mrs. VIM,
OF shackolford were pleasant
visitors at ~ office Friday.
Earl and Gcorrc Rose aud Frank
Gels are IN Southern Florida this
week ON n prospecting trip.
Charles Potter left last week for an
extended southern trip which viii In
tiudo points In Florida and Georgia.
DR.. q, +, Nuckles went to Kansas
CITY Wednesday afternoon TO attend
tho theatre. lie retained Thursday
morning.
l.. A, Washburn ana ID. w. Nelson
prominent citizens OF Blackburn were
business visitors In the county seat
Wednesday.
Henry Niomeyor, George Hinton
aud Fred Erickson all departed last
Friday on a prospecting trip 10 Flor
ida.
Miss Rona Barbee returned last
week from her vacation trip TO Ada.
OKLA, where she visited her sister,
Mrs, Frank Neal.
Ed. r. Alexander. tho popular Stat
or postmaster, was recently elected
president OF the Slater Commercial
club. u. r.. Pledge was elected vice.
president and G. II. Tucker, secretary
DR., q, T. Nuckles reported Mrs. ]
". Rose to be improving Wednesday
Mrs. Rose was taken to the stu hos.
pital at kirksyille Saturday night b,
Ut.
q. A, Barron. rural mail carrier o.
Blue Lick, spent his vacation with hii
Iarsnts. Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Barron IA
Drexl, Mo. He reports them doini
nicely and enjoying good health.
Hazel Wood. little daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. G. NJ. Wood, fell off a be,
railing last week and broke an arm
DR.. Connell was called to attend 4
the Injury.
j. l.. DeMoss OF Malta Bend in
forms US that he was very pleasant,
surprised Monday evening by a nun
her OF his friends. Mr.. DeMoss re
Gently received u set OF dishes as
premium and was glad OF the opopr
tunity 20 use Thorn AS a delicious re
past was one OF the features OF tn
evening.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

l.. II. Cort aud wife OF Mt. Leonard
we're IN Marshall Tuosdny IN th"lr6ar
taking advantage OF the bargains To,
ing advertised by M m~erchnutB.
IN" fire alarm was sounded about
1893 O'Clock Monday afternoon aud
made a run Ia the coo block on South
Lafayette. Tho nrcmon, however.
failed 10 discover a blaze so returned
without Htrinping their hose.
Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Alexander 81
near Norton, pleasantly entertained
their sisters, Misses Anna Blanche
Garner and Ida Louise Alexander,
both oil Napton, from Wednesday I'M
III Saturday OF lust week.
Firechier Charley wood says that
the city jail has become a favorllc
lodging place for trunscIont yagrants.
lie said Wednesday that there Is
hardly n night that some one does not
apply nj the c~alabooso for lodging.
Mrs. NJ. A. Jones OF near Napton
was In Marshall Friday settling mp
matters regarding the estate Of the
late Jas. 4, Jones, Mrs. Jones In
forms Us that Mrs. Joe Davis OF ieI
neighborhood Is very III and that lcI
conditlcn is considered critical.
The two sonH OF Mr.. and Mrs. T. 10,
ElGea, Elmer and Charles Elsea. plea.
sanity entertained n number OF hoy
friends at a birthday party Saturday
afternoon at their home. corner
Brunswick and Porter.
Mr., I'D. Zahn aud AR. Ed. Black
burn shipped hogs to 81. Louis Mon.
day, Mr.. zahn went with them from
there to Columbia TO attend M d,
OF the farm advisor In which he 4.
much interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l., Thompson ot
near Nelson and son-in-law, Ed. Glib
son of Arrow Rock we're In Marshal
Tuesday In their q on business. Mrs
Thompson visited her daughter, MIS-
Thomra Humans on North Ellswortl
while here.
j. u, Philips OF near Herndon wa
In the city Tuesday and called ut on
office to renew his subscription. III
Philips says that he Is preparing L
Move IN the spring to the Lee Hern
don farm, 2 miles north OF Herndon
w. II. Holden OF Napton was In tn
county seat Friday on business. MI
Holden said that he intends having
public sale sometime In February an
that he expects to leave Saline for
warmer climate. Itswould indeed b
a great loss TO the county to loose thi
good family.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

saml Grady aud VIM. -. Hardin
both OF Miami were among those la
the county seat attending to r%iHincsd
Wednesday. q, n. Jackson a'so Of
Miami was here the same day. tesf
tered at huRuif.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

Miss Mamie Crank. has the posi-
ton OF bookkeeper and cashier ~
Rose a. BucknerB. Mira. James Lind
hey nee Miss Lila Thomas. held the
position Tor somo time, but gave IL
up to get married.
Mr.. Stroeter of the Serum Com
pany has returned from Columbia.
where he attended the farmers meet
Ing. Mr.. Rand another member OF the
company left Monday for Centralia.
o. l.. Butts OF Fish Creek. served
on the Jury here last week aud Satur-
day evening AS he was about TO go
home remarked that he had plenty OF
work TO do at home AS he had six
thousand pigs to care for. That
lumber seemed so startling that we
asked for further Information for n
&ory. but II Soon developed that we
misunderstood him and that instead
g.. COOO pigs he had six sows and
pigs" lie said though that his ak
sows have sixty pigs and they are a
fine healthy lot.
st( Hl.fH aI4.
Work on the building being con-
structcd on the Aoti just northyof TIL
iery's Pharmacy Ia progressing rapid
ly. The structure when completed
will be occupied by the Carpenter
barber shop and real estate office
which have been located for the past
Is years In the corner store room In
the Ruff Hotel building, on Lafay-
cite and West North streets. The
VanDyke raj estate and abstract Of
flee will be removed from Its present
Location west OF the Bank OF Saline "a
the Carpenter old stand Just as soon
us II Is vacated and remodeled.
ID. ID. Dugglns, who IL the executor
OF the estate Of the late James Doolan
with George Hahn and Mr.. Wilhelm
went to Shackelford Tuesday to take
an inventory Of the store and other
property there.
The value Of real estate farm pro
perty and town lots as made by coun'
~ Assessor r. A. Field for l0lt Il
s9~,4s2.7s5; for 1919 the valuation
was s~s,422,325 and 1914 "a SO,
3I9.325. so there has been o stead,
Increase There Is 4b3,2ss acres o
land In Saline county and 5000 town
lots.
The Marshall republican., 1914-01-23

Mr.. Stroeter of the Serum Com
pany has returned from Columbia.
where he attended the farmers meet
Ing. Mr.. Rand another member OF the
company left Monday for Centralia.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1914-02-10

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
OFFICERS
To Be Installed At The
Baptist Church Sunday

The following officers were recently
elected and will be installed at the
First Baptist church on Sunday
Superintendent Splitter
First Associste-Nrs- H. NJ SANDY.
First Assoeiate-Mrs. R NJ Sandy.
Second Associate-MrS- z j. Camp
bell
Financial Secretary-R- S. GoodeIL.
Associate Secretary-Merriu Harris.
ChOrister-Alfred Shut.
Associate Chorister-Miss Gertrude
POWELL
Pianist-Miss Fern Strang-
Associate Pi2nist-AIiss Mildred
Dye.
Librarian-Miss Pauline BedelL
Associate Librarian Miss Doris
Wootton-
Besides the officers thirty teachers
and departmental superintendents viii
be installed.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

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ths puFiL Ezca Frf1zy .o-ufzx. tns-e
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ditori17 and are drilled Tor f1-1y-svs
ziuutss hy M Chsbb- Most o. ths
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

Flatter. Tiiton- Loney and VTarfer sang
Tie River ~ Tine Mrs Platter ~.
the ehaD'er Their a trio sang so
Sweet Day
Two memters Mrs. OEfre sf07fe a..
Hrs Laura Cram % the Mt Ver-1-
Union had passed away srrinz t-@
year Ms AIlspzuzh. 1rrs- Larat--
and Mrs Johnson spoke of Mrs. ssgyr
Mrs Soekmzn and Nrz. Roby Of Jfr-
Crsmsr of their Eindnes= of hsar-
charity for Others. and wf1hOut dou
both were euioyins the hone prspare.
for those Who ioTe and serve Him
Service closed b. singing ore yer o
of the Sweet Bye and Bye~
This convention was p-Uuozneed Dr.
many 70 bs the best oze hsId- VIII
81 voting members and many oshe~s
present not less than 100 enfoyed -ts
hospitality Of the AnkszTtowu s-us7r
And Knox Couty W G. 7 Z. Eavfuz Or
er eco menbers- 10 was voted 10 seat
cur County President to the uarioaar
convention to be held ar Atlanta Ca
iE November.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
MT. vernon
Ladies Take Part In The W.
R. c. Convention At Newark

Newark. Sept se-Ths womSn's 5
Relief Corps of the Newark district
had a very successful eo1vsntion IN
this city Friday. The meetings we're
presided over by the president. Mrs
Sarah Smith OF Mt Vernon An ad-
dress of welcome was given by Mrs
Hoey Of the Newark corps and the
response made by Mrs Sabrz George
of Mt Vernon Mrs GilliIand Of Mt
Vernon sang two very pleasing solos
The department president of the state
of Ohio. Mrs Jeanette Mann of Ash
land, vas present for inspection pur-
poses Twenty-Five ladies from Mt
Vernon were in attendance They
were As follows, Mssdames Sarah
Smith. Anna Cunningham. Mary P.
Scott. Carrie GilhlSnd- Henrietta Levy.
Jennie Stage. Christina Bell. Elizabesh
Fobes. Jennie Lett. Rose Grimm. Kate
Searbrough, Emma KOons. Martins
Hunt. SahFa George. Elizabeth Waite.
Lucy Hall. Sarah Headington. ANN
Daniels. Ida Culver. Augusta Williams
and Misses Harriett Anson and liz
ne Trimble.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29

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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
HIDES
Clothing Stock In Home And
Depot
Former Mt. Vernon Man In
Trouble At LOrain
CLorain Daily News)

Nathan Sugar. who last week fled
petition in bankruptcy, has been
taking large quantities OF merchandise
from his store before the petition was
fled ID. C. Fisher named as referee in
bankruptcy. believes for yesterday
he recovered a dray load of goods
from the Sugar home. and found
where quantities of goods had been
shipped by Sugar to Chicago. Another
consignment of merchandise was
found in storage at a freight depot
Sugar, who came to Lorain a few
years ago from Mt Vernon. has con
Quoted a clothing store in Broadway
near Sixth street Business was not
up to expectations and the petition in
bankruptcy followed. Then Mr.. Fish
er was appointed to represent the
creditors An Investigation at the
store convinced him that goods had
been removed and so yesterday he
procured a court order and visited
the Sugar home.
A thorough search Of the house was
made and missing goods verssfound
in closets. back of articles of furniture
and in all available places. A dray
was called and the merchandise re-
moved Then Mr.. Fisher went to the
freight depots-
There he found that Sugar had
shipped boxes weighing 7sO pounds
to Chicago billed as stationery. An
other 400 pound shipment had been
marked dry goods 1t was also dis
covered that a stock OF new mer-
chandise consigned to Sugar had been
placed in storage.
According to a statement Of Mr..
Fisher other goods may be hidden
away and a search is being made for
them for the benefit OF the creditors
In his bankruptcy Sugar placed his La
bilities at s4,614.50 and his assets at
$4,000.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
Reunion Next Year To Occur
In June
Other Items OF Interest From
Temple Of Justice

1t has been decided by the commit
te, in charge of the annual reunion OF
officials and former officials of Knu1
county. to hold the reunion next yeal
the latter part of June.
The annual reunion on Friday was q
success in every detail.
The following officials and former
officials were present together with
the office they held or are now hold
ing:
Representatiye-William NJ. Koons,
P A. Berry. S. G. Dowds, C. V. Trutt,
S. R. Gotshall, N. H. Hunter.
Auditor-C. w. Mckee, w. A. Wan
der, Walter NJ. Riley.
Treasurer-H. H. Greer, VIM. H.
Ralston. S. G. Dowds, Judson Vincent,
F. w. Severns. John E. Stouebrook,
Lloyd NJ. Bell.
Recorder-wm. H. Smith.
Clerk OF Court-wm. A. Sileott.
Hugh Neal. L. A. Culbertson, C. L.
Bermont. Charles w. Hayes.
Probate Judge-Ffank o. Levering.
Park B. Blair. P A Berry, Philip L.
wilkins.
Common Pleas George Coy
ner.
Sheriff Charles s. Sapp. Justis d.
Smoots. P. ]. Parker. John NJ. wooli-
son.
Prosecuting Attorneys. R. Got
shall, ID. F. Ewing, Columbus Ewalt,
L. C. Stilwell. L. Tate CromIey.
County Commissioners. T. Van
natta, Harrison Ferris, Joseph Myers,
William Lewis. Legrand Britton T. NJ.
Dill John Earlywine.
Infirmary Direetor-R. H. Bebout.
]. o. MeArtor. William C. Wright, Wei
lington v. Wright. Jacob Lybarger,
E NJ. Ramey.
Surveyor-John McCrory Arthur
Wolfe. Arthur Thompson.
Coroner-Dr. Fred l.. Singrey, Fred
Neass.
Deputies and Past Deputies-J. j.
Fultz, d. B. futile. A. H. Mitchell, H.
C. Gates. Hueie A. Jones Patrick Pur-
cell w. B. Mossholder, Guy Taylor. j.
NJ. Graham. C. G. Hunt.
Deed Filed
A. A. Perrine. mayor. to Clifford
Ute, lot in Mound View cemetery, $50
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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1914-09-29
PAID
A Fine OF $5 And Costs For
AsSauIting A Man

Il was in a Columbus hospital the
other day" stated Royal Harrison to
a friend in n South Main street pool
room Friday afternoon. and they
brought in a big niger" But the
sentence remained unfinished. color
ed man. by the name of Robert Sharp,
stepping up to Harrison and smashing
him in the face
Such was the story brought out in
police court Friday evening after Har'
rison had made an affidavit agains:
Sharp. charging him with assault and
the latter was arraigned. On plea Of
guilty. Mayor Perrine assessed SHARP
S5 and costs and sent him to jail. when
the latter was not forthcoming.