The Marshall republican., 1914-03-06
MIAMI.

The store Will now be known IN the
Haynie and HaynIe gr,.sory. Just
what business Mr.. Cunningham Will
enter Is as yet not known to the pub
lie.
Col. Everett MoCove, Of neal glas-
gov, Is here visiting his %nieces, Mes
danes Robert Wright and Al Isaacs.
Forest Mcdaniel ar!l ed home
Sunday after an absence Uf 3 weeks.
lie attended to business Ia behalf OF
his dry goods store aud visited friends
in Texas.
Mr.. Jno. Miller Ia Visiting In the
Fairville neighborhood In the Haynie
families.
Mrs. Alice Smelling went from Kan
saB city to Lees summit to visit Mrs.
Della Vaughn and daughter, Miss
Mamie. Mrs. Smelling vas called to
Liberty TO zee a sick relative n few
weeks q from there slo went to
Kansas city. there 10 Lees summit.
Johnny Williams has rented the Isii
farm now owned by Or. A. "A. W. Sui
Ilivan.
MessrB Harrison. Amos and Al
Wheeler, OF Miami, were ~saddencd to
learn that their cousin h. l.. Wheeler
had been found dead In his bed at
Slater on last Saturday a, m. The
deceased war about SO years Of aye
and onco owned a fine Saline county
farm.
James. the ~21-year-old son OF Tilda
Williams. colored. was found dead In
bed one day last week In the Coon
Hollow yacinity.
Mrs. Joe Harris II expecting Mrs.
K. NJ. Vowel to arrive this week TO
make her n visit. Mrs. Vowel ~
from Wichita, Kas.
Jimmy Thorp. Raymond Casebolt
and Sam Bishop went TO Marshall last
Saturday TO take examinations for Il.
r. ID. mail carrier.
Dan Ryan is back again at Sulli-
vans drug store acting as clerk.
SIR. aud Mrs. william Coleman
have returned from n visit TO their
sons near SbackeIior0. They report
o now grand baby born 10 their son
and daughter-ln-law.
Emery Ayres OF huntsville came
home last Sunday to make "a short
visit TO his home folks. He IL much
pleased with his newspaper work at
huntsville.
Emmett jennings Is able TO be out
again after n short spell OF Illness.
Ills little son, Boyd. Is recovering
from n hard spell OF pneumonia.
The whooping cough IL quite Prev
alent In our town among the small
children. Last week the 2-months-
old baby girl OF Laura and Clark Bes-
ant tcol.) sucumbed to this ailment.
Freddie Jennings Ia a perfect won
der to the Miami people. by being able
TO walk and seemingly In hts usual
health after falling off or load OF Ice
last week and having the front wheel
run over his stomach and bowels and
thon be whirIed over on his back and
having the hind wheel pass over him.
One stormy cold snowy night a
short time ago, IN OF our popular
physicians had a call to attend a patti
ant Il. tAa ..gt.AAU IlA ..a.A.IAA IA
the COLL and drove a double rig. He
Travelled the river road and upon his
return home as his horses acted pecu-
liza he grew apprehensiye and alighted
from HIS vehicle. He struck a match
and found he was on tho bank OF the
mighty Missouri. Just then the earth
and snow cayed In and down the om-,
bankment he went. tihrei ID
Miss Lucille Buie visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Sullivan last week and later
went to visit her grandmother. Mrs.
w. E. Gauldln north OF Slater.
Miss Della Hisle Is preparing 10
take the post office examination the
i4th OF this month. She has assisted
In the r. o. here during the rush per-
iods and is we'll acquainted with the
work.
Mrs. Lydia Mckee. Of Slater, IL
visiting her sister. Mrs. Emily Garrett
who has been quite III, but at this
time she fs much improved.
Cecil Cray. who has been III at the
home OF his father, G. @. Gray 10 rap
Idly improving.
The river at this point was In a two
uncertain condition Saturday D. m.
TO bring the mall over as'the ice was
getting weak IN many Places.