The Marshall republican., 1914-05-15
Local Items
Mr.. and Mrs. q. n. Hall OF waver.
ly were here shopping Wednesday.

ly were here shopping Wednesday.
Miss Lacy Moore moved last week
from Napton TO 3G3 s. Lafayette,
Marshall.
NJ. II. Johnson of Genon. Mont.
came In last Thursday to stay about
n week on business.
T. A. McCallistcr and sons. Lister
and Earnest were here from Meals
ter Springs Monday.
p. y. Pemberton. who has been at
Lafayette. Ind. the past winter. re-.
turned TO Marshall last week.
Mr.. and Mira. o. r. Hawthorne left
last week for Phoenix. Ariz.. for n
two-week's visit with their daughter
Mrs. chas. Green aud family.
Geo. Williams. formerly OF the
Norton neighborhood informs us that
he IN O located at Bunceton, Mo-.
and for us To send his paper there.
The people OF IIerndon are endea.
yoiing 10 raise enough money by sub.
scription to dig n public well at that
place.
W. r. Claycomb has purchased the
Charley crowder property In Hcrn.
don and will improve II and move
about September lat.
Paul Simon. formerly OF Saline.
but now OF Boonville went to FL
Dorado Springs. Mo-. this week. We
trust that the waters ut the springs
will he OF benefit.
The Marshall weekday ball team
defeated the Sweet Springs club In g
warmly contested encounter at tho
fair grounds last Thursday by a score
OF ; 10 9.
Chas. Niemeier and Levi Smith anc
their wives will leave next week foi
a water trip south. taking a boat a
Kansas City, They expect TO enjoy 6
stay on the gulf.
The Lacrosse Lumber Company ~
this city will build n new lumber shed
twenty feet wide across the south
side Of the ward which give the com
pany better facilities 10 handle thei
trade.
J. X. Honeywell OF Michigan ha
been In Marshall the past week get
ting up q class for the Macabees. y.
ID. Bail has been around introducing
Mr.. Honeywell TO the people of Mar
shall.
II. q. Allen. one OF our genial rea'
estate men. looks n II he had had AT
encounter with Gen. Villas army. bu
81 was only the result OF coming Int,
violent contact with a double bit aS
which struck the clothes line and re
bounded into his face.
A daughter was born TO Rev. j. +
Cortner and wife. Thursday. May Z
AZ 10 4. n. The new baby girl Is the
second one to visit the Cortner home,
Twins boys were born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Hinton. sos
North English.
VIM. Mummert OF ST. Louis, home
office Inspector for the Reliable Life
and Accident Insurance Co., is her,
with their representative. Mr.
Sweeney. looking over the local field
Thos. Burk moved last week to {
farm near Fayette. which he recently
purchased.
The editor spent a most pleasant
day at Sweet Springs Saturday ant
a. usual did a fine business with tn,
fine people OF that section. Sweet
Springs Is still on the boom.
DR.. A. C. Putnam reports the ar
rival OF a fine new daughter OF the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Blackerl,
Of nsa shackelford Sunday night
Both are doirg we'll.
Capt. Geo. Thomas. colored. stun
worker, was in Marshall Tuesday sol
5piting funds to carry on his work II
che state. Capt. Thomas is doing
Gcod work and deserves the liberia
~ 81 the people of this state HI
says tho l7th annual widows an
rpkaas feast will be held at sedalis
s ~ "a Street armary hall
aaiis y the hsadauarters for tn