The Marshall republican., 1914-03-27
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II. J. larger and son. Edwin OF the
S~hsckeiford neighborhood, we're In
the county set Tuesday on business.
The Ladies Royal Welch Chorus
will appear at the high school audi
torium Friday evening. April 3. This
chorus OF singers come to Marshall
highly recommended.
MIR. and Mrs. John Whitlock enter
talned quite a number Of young folks
Friday evening by having an old
fashioned hop. Every one enjoyed
themselves.
J. VI. Dugg'ns. who was seriously
injured at tho Nose Land Mill last
week IL still In a dangerous condition
and fear Is entertained for his com
plctc recovery.
Miss Estella Rawlings had az her
guests Sunday. Misses Lillian Raw
Iings. Lille Brown aud Bessie Adams.
Mcssers Charley Moore, Rufus Arni
and Willie Moore aud MIR. and Mrs.
Clarence Davis. The day was quietly
but pleasantly spent.
Miss Katharine Fletcher. who re-.
Gently went from Grand Pass with
her mother to FIippin. Ark, sends us
card requesting us To send her paper
there. She says that they arc very
much pleased with their new loca-
tion.
Rev. Harry Williams of Glasgow.
Kentucky. has arrived ln MarYliall.
aud he has accepted the Marshall
First Baptist church ne his charge
aud viii preach his initial sermon
next Sunday morning. This church
has hccn without u pastor for several
months.
Ward Clemens. the new baseball
coach ut Missouri Valley college. is
busy these days developing n team at
the college. while the college ~ n
little short on star players this year
II IN expected that the nine will be
ready 10 play In lts usual good form
In a few weeks.
The good road work should not 10
allowed 10 lax with the coming of spr-
ing. People living In the eastern
part Of the county say that the road
between Arrow Rock aud B~oonvlllc IL
In much better condition than the one
between Arrow Rock and Marshall.
The natural result IN that Boonyillc Is
getting a great deal of trade that
should come To Marshall.
The Marshall shoe factory IL Gu
ElCylng about enc hundred and sixty
Hove n greater effort ON the parf of
roll of $t.5OO per week. This is u
ncnt little sum To turn into u town
the size Of Marshall weekly. We be-
licyo a greater cfofrt on the part of
the commercial club should be made
20 secure more factories.
j. NJ. lInff received II message
Wednesday night from his daughter.
Miss Helen, who In In Kansas City
that her sister. Mrs. Collins was
operated upon that day at 81. Marys
hospital and that her conditions IN
serious hut the doctors state that
they cannot tell yet how the patient
viii get along.
Slater IL enjoying the sensation of
n new roller skating rink.
The editor of the Arrow Rock
Statesmen IL trying 10 awaken tho
town board az Arrow Rock In order
that they might order new side walks
put down. The editor remarks that
the side walks are too muddy and
dangerous to walk on; that the
streets make fairly good walks II II
were moi for the danger of getting
run oycr by automobiles, but thinks
that the matter might be compromis-
ed by some n getting him an auto.
Miss Ora M~arksbury, daughter OF
J. NJ. Marksbury, east OF the city. re-
ceiyed on Tuesday Il wireless message
from Mr.. Geo. W. I%senhower. on
board the steam ship. Lurline. bound
from Chile, South America. 10 Homo
lulu. The message which came via
San Francisco said, Hello. Ora, win
see you soon" Mr., Isenhower, who
Ia we'll known IN Saline, Is homeward
bound from South America, where L.e
has been engaged In engineering
work since graduating from West
Minister college at Fulton. -four years
ago.
While out driving Sunday after
noon In his automobile G. Is. Good