The Marshall republican., 1914-02-06

musical social. Mra. Guthrey. who IS
a talented pianist and Mr. Guthrey, |
who makes sweet music with his COR
net added much to the charm OF the
occasion. Several Song birds among
tho Miami girls also helped make the
occasion a successful ne.
Joe Frank Durruss brought his
wife aud little ones TO stay awhile at
Miss Emma Parsons, during the small
pos scare at the county scat. \ coso
developed near the Burruss home and
they camo TO visit n while at Miss
Parsons until the danger Is over.
Bennett Blshop perhaps Is richer
than any hoy in Miami when It cones
tao owning pianos. Beside the fam
iiy piano, which he has FOR several
years used. he has been urcs\tol.
with another by q %favorite cousin lie
Is now anctlous to sell one OF them.
Any one Wishing such an instrument
should apply to him
Miss Josephine Hooper. who has
frequently visited her grandmother,
Mrs. saudcy IN Miami. has been at.
tending Monticello seminary 81 God
frey. M. Lately She became ~ and
returned home, which Is at Denver,
Colorado.
our Miami pYoplc viii be panied TO
hear Of the misfortuncs and sadness
among the Smelling family. Miss iva
/ Smelling. who has been acting us an
efficient teacher In mn Indian school
at TUBA. Arizona. vac brought by q
trained nurse TO Liberty, Mo. to her
BROTHER. lnrt week. She Is yot,
F.uouely ~. Miss Jennie Smelling q
sister. 80 quito afflicted with Chroni,
rheumatism, while q brother, Flornoy
Smelling recently had % fnil and brok,
an ankle. Mrs. Alice 5uollius. widow
of the late Jno. Smelling oi Miami.
irlt last week to attend the afflicted
ones ut Liberty.
Died at tho mono oI his plr.a'5
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Leonard, . mile.
south of Miami. at S o'olUot. FRIDAY
-. m. January 30. latl, li,tio WI
liam CLARK Leonard, arod . years .
months and 80 days. The Rev. !. l.
Henry conducted the services ut th,
house on the following day. TIL,
lltuc hoy became ~ about = week.
previous 10 his taking 10 his bed VIII
n violent vomiting from n sick rtom
ach. which begun one evening attic.
p|urtahiug of some canned ]rasphcrrlc.
|, az supper. However no accmingly rc
covered Tor q couple OF dayu, thou NJ
% began 10 suffer intensely with a pail
Ia M, head. lliH stomach and bowel
+ became inilamud aud his suiicrin.
, was 80 great that Cuuyul5ious cueirU
one alter another, Ills physiciu0
% pronounced the disease tubcrcula
2 |mcningltis aud Guvo his parents ~
e. hope Tor their little one. Death cam
. as a relief 10 the little hoy AFTER day
| of agony. Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard ar
r very thankful 10 their scores OF nj
D onds. who expressed sympathy Il
many ways.
r on last Friday a week whcI
. WIN Mullins found the shades u
D evening dropping, he resorted to art
= nnal light. but soon found that some
. thing was wrong In the basement
wore the a~tyteline machinery was; Il
that juncturc Mr.. Mullins procured
g lantern III II and raised the trap doc
n and swung the lantern around was /
4 the act OF dccendlug when "Prost
Change trore was quite an aaccl
n sion instead. 4 terrific explosion On
n sued. The roo of the room owe IN
= basement arose camo down again
two sides Of the room blown out an
n IA general smashup all around. In th
room was a 90 pound can OF carbo
h and n 10 gallon can OF coal oil, bu
fortunately they escaped the path {
the explosion and were not ignite'
MIR. Mullins was found, or found hin
d self rather out on a porch with no II
8 Jury except n singing of his hair
h highly priced mustache ana a blow
away hat, and n strong reminder
what misht have been" Jas ALE
J. and his hired men r busy maxim
n up for losses this week. on the dan
a aged property.
L. Died frankie Harris, aged about /
years. His demise occurred the latte
part OF last week of the home of h
parents. Mr.. and Mrs, Tom Harri
frankie had nearly all hia life bee