The Marshall republican. [volume], May 28, 1909, Image 5

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COUNTY NEWS
.MIAMI
The health of our coinmun'ty 'a
this season is unuaua.ly g03d,f0u
physicians are having a reBt an J
a chance to go fishing and hunt'-
jng thesebright May dr.ya.
Mrs. Katie Stap.ctcn an7J con,
Joe, arc back after an absence o.
several mbnthls. M.S. k't.pjjlcln
.has been visiting her; dauhlc ,
Austin Drown of Kansas..''
Mrs. W. CHeslar is at homi iltsii
a week' sojourn with Xrlm Jb In
.Kansas City.
Jesse Wheeler took his wi.o over
to Marshall one day' last Wool: lo.
a visit Tind roturnsd thj next day
Jno. .Sibley and wile attended the
closing exercises of the hlgh'schoo'l
at Slater laBt week, M,8iblcyja
nephew, young Smith, graduated
at. that place.
Perry. Campbell and wife came
over in ah auto from Marshall Sun
day to visit Mrs. Campbell smp h
erjMrs. Jno. Gu h ry. ftil.s s Ir.U
jjenc Webster and Gladys Pickett
came with them .
Alex Smbaugh an old Miami
Ijpy spent ths day in Miami o.i ins:
Tuesday. Alex is doing well in
in'e livery business in Slitr.
Glen Chiswell is adding more
xooms to" his dwelling and hopss
to have it completed In a short
time.
The Mortens building, which tt
present is being used as a'mi.llri
ory shop, is being repaired and
preparations are being made to
move our p'ostoffice there. This
will suit our. people much better
than tfie present building, the
Mertens building being, large and
convenient and on one of the "best
business corners (of our town.
MIbscs Emma and Merita Robert
son are enjoying a. visit from thei:
cousin, Miss Conway, of Carro.lton,
this week.
Percy Jennings has gone to St.
Louis for & summer's visit.
Aunt Caroline Harris' condition
lemains about the same. Shu is
, suffering from partial paralysis.
Mrs. Walter Ha wklnB and Miss
Bessie entertained in a most rpya.
way last week the following town
ladles: Mrs. George Cunningham,
Miss Flossie Bishop and Mrs. J. A.
Hawkins.
Arthur Walden is shaking hands
with his many friends here this
week, after a several months stay
in Kansas City . "
Charles Ulrcy and Miss Sophia
made a most pleasant trip to Kan
sas City and returned a week later.
E. M. Iglehart, our popular tele
phone man, is enjoying a visit with
a sister in Kansas whom he has not
seen for forty years. Mr. Ig.oi
hart's health is not the best and it
is to be hojied that visiting hi9
sister and having the Kansas wind
blow around him, his condition will
be much improved when he returns
Forest McDaniel, the live dry
goods merchant, has again gone to
St. Louis to. buv more croods. He
aims t okeep his store we'll stocked
with a full supply of up-to-date
goods .
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WALNUT GROVE
MIbb Ora Ycwell has returned
home from Marshall where bIvj has
been attending school, ,
Gilbert Neiderjohn and t sister,
Miss Flora spent Sunday with Mrs,
E. A. Drunert. .
MisB Swift called on Mrs. S. Z.
Callaway last Friday afternoon.
Several from our vicinity attend
ed the ball gamo between the Color
ado Bloomer girls and Waverly
at Waverly.
Miss Elfleta Yowell has returned
from a visit to frlendB' and rela'
tlves at Miami.
Charley Miller spent Sunday with
bis brother, Fanney Miller of Wav
erly.
Miss Anna UphauB and brother,
Jesse attended' children services at
Waverly last Sunday night.
Mrs. Moore of Corder haa been
visiting her brother, Gordon Jack
son.
. Several from our jn'olghborhood
attended the showast Tnursaay
night.
-Miss. Katharine Fletcher spent
laBt Sunday with friends, in Waver
IV. ' '
filva. Nannie Hansburger iB visit'-
ing her Bister, Mrs. Anna uauoretn
OAK RIDGE j(
at
Mm. Joe Duncan and. Miss Jane
numett were' trading in Litt; i Rock,
Wednesday of last week".
Charlev Shepard. ol Fish. Creek
4, ' -waa a caller here Wednesday.
Clarence Taylor fought, him
i. new buRgy one day laatw.eek
-Mr. W. Nl Dllle and Mies, Ada
pee trading in Slater, Thurg'
a r Charley Taylor- teft,-(or, 8t,;LoulB
OF THE MOST SATISFYING
things jn buying anything is to feel sure that the
seller is absolutely faithful to the highest stand
ards of quality in his goods, to know that the
mark of excellence he sets for himseif is as high
as you set for yourself as a buyer. You may
, not always have such a sense of security in buy
ing clothes, but you may have. There is such a
thing; you'll find it here. Glothes that are the
best possible for the money, double guaranteed
clothes, guaranteed by us and the maker, as
sure to give satisfaction a's a government bond.
Every fiber and stitch in
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes .
is a demonstration of fidelity to high ideals of
clothes making. Clothesinade to satisfy a most
exacting clientele.
Finest Suits at $18.50, $20.00
and $22.50.
We offer another evidence of our unequaled
value giving power in these famously best clothes
made especially for us by Hart, Schaffner & Marx.
Extra values in materials, in tailoring .and in de
signing. Compyare them with any other clothes in
town and you will be as enthusiastic as we are.
They're the finest clothes made and the best val
ues in the county at S18.60, 20, 22 B0
Wonderful Suits at $12.50, 15.
These suits are made for us by the best tail
ors in the country. We show a most attractive
line of patterns of absolutely pure worsted and
cashmere suits that you can buy with ab'solute as
surance of satisfaction. You will not find such
values any where. x
Shoes for Men and Boys.
If you haven't got acquainted with our shoe
department you will b'e surprised to see the excell
ent styles and values we are showing. They rep
resent the best manufacturers in this country and
they are built to fit feet and wear, and the.
prices we are making under our cash system make
them the best shoe values jn Marshall.
The Greatest Hat Values
ever offered in this coun-
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rSIKtowWSiSa tv rttinncr nnr Intrnrliir-
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'tWms&Slg&rfm tnrv T-Taf .Qnl VJo -f-
fer you the best $3.00
1U1 VV C OliUW
W?fttzmz& you more snapes ana
&WgM co.'ors tnan any other
'C FWk tor hat rr tO Sfl fhan
you will find in any
mWWF other store ior S3.00.
fi'mr Yrm ran rakf vnnr
choice of any
S2.60 Hat for ..y.S2.00
$2.00 Hat for 1.76
$1,50 Hat for 1.36
John B. Stetson Hats.
We show one'of the largest lines of John B
Stetson styles and colors in Saline county, both
soft and derby S3.60 to $6.00
m Mtn . lW f ray.
11 M
Fred Schondelmaler, wife, and
family Vlpl.tcd Tom iteed Sunday. ,
Sheltorf Thomas and Clark Tete'ijf
Were Blue Iilck visitors Sunday .
J,A.Butto and son trnd Held Bros,
each shipped a car of fat hogs to
St. Luois for Wednesday's market. "
Miss Joe Butts visited her sister,
Mrs. John Schondelmaler, Sunday.
Will Rcid and mother spent last
Sunday with Tracy Haggard and
family.
J, A. Butt's and wife visited their
daughter, Mrs. Clay Killion, Sun
day. Elwood Yokely, wife nnd family
and Mrs. John Yokely were din-,
ner guests of Sidney Yokely and
wife Sunday .
Earl Davis has been quite sick,
but we are glad to report him a
.lttle better .
Chester Rcid of Sedalla, visited
John Wltcig Saturday night and
Sunday .
Charley Schondelmaler and fam
i'.y and J. W. Blackburn and fam
ily visited John Schondelmaler's
Sunday .
HERNDON
Jas. Marr of Nelson was. here las:
week .
Mr. and Mrs. Lester ,Boatrlght
have returned from a visit to She'.l
City, Mo . '
W. A. Hill and family visited rel
atives at Blue Lick Sunday.
A. B. Hoy of Marsha. 1 was here
Friday .
Mrs. Fred C. Claycomb, of Oak
Grove, is here with her daughter,
Evelyn, visiting relatives.
W. L. Boner, Dr. J .D. Jackson
and Fritz Lemler made a business
trip to Sedalla this week .
Memorial services will le held at
Hazel Grove church next Sunday.
Joe Hilton had the misfortune to
step on a nail and is somewhat
disabled .
Mrs. E.T3. Herndon is quite sick
this week .
Henry Schmidt is prepared to
furnish strawberries in any quan
tity .
T. T. Claycomb is painting his
residence.
T. J. Johnson sold a nice bunch of
cattle Thursday .
Mrs. and Mrs. Riddle of Nelson
are visiting here this week .
Whilo W. G. Boatright was lead
ing his horse to pasture he fell and
sprained his back .
Chlldren'3 exercises will be held
here June 6th. Everyone Invited.
Mrs. Hugh Larue visited A. E.
Larue's near Mt. Olive Sunday .
Mrs .W. A. Hill entertained quite
a number of young people Satur-.--day
evening .
4
Mirphy-Mills Clothin
on May ID.
Miss Lena Dee returned home af
ter a two months stay in Slater.
Mrs .R. W. Taylor and Ms. W.
N.'Dillo were ithe guests of MrB.
Emma Deo Sunday.
O H.. Davis ana family 01 aaune
Valley were the guests of W. M.
Davis Sunday.
T. F. Hays made his usual trip
Sunday.
Clarence Taylor and sister Leora
wero the gueBtB of Frank Johnson
near here Sunday.
Archie Deo yas trading jn Gil
liam Mond ay.
Fran kMeyer of Saline valley,
was calling ,or ths fair aex hero
Sunday.
ARROW ROCK
Mrs. W. R. Hubbard was a vis-
tor Wednesday at the home of her
father, Steve Craig.
Earl Hoy came aown Tnursaay
fiom Marshall to. spend his vaca
tion wth relatives here.
Miss Ruth Shemwell returned
Thursday from a few days vlst
with relatves in Blackwater.
Watson Diggs and wfo, wero
shoppers at the county seat Wed
nesday.
Miss Lee Lawless was a guest
of friends near Slater last Thurs
day and Friday,
Mrs. Joe HlUen ana cniaren ana
Mary Swlnnoy wero shoppnghero
Friday.,
Mrs. Furgernon left last week
for an extended vlst with relatives
in the West..
Miss 01o,Ppor and. Mrs. Edgar
Piper of the county w.ere choppers
in tovn' Saturday.
Herman ,'Eihlers and. daughters,
Miaaas Anne and Emma were trad1
ing wth our, merchants Saturday,
,Mrs. Bernls pper was.Bhoppmg
in town Saturday.
j,0.,.Ji Watts, and Wife, ol. Jfapton
W'ere, guests Sunday at the home
w A, AJ M ivn - .
?Mrs. S.- H. VanArBdeU. returned
in Chcago with her sister, Mrs. R.
E. Marshall.
The Methodist Sunday School
had its chldrcns day exercises Sun
day. The recitatons and songs
were very interestng and quite, a
large crowd was pressnt.
Mrs. John Reynolds' and Miss
Julia Turley were dnner guests
Sunday of their brother, Harold
and wife.
Jesse Rose and Taylor Smith of
Howard county were calling on
the young ladies here Sunday.
Dr. Gore of Marshall was called
Sunday to see Gibson Scott whos
still qute sick. -
Preston Eades and family were Brockman and Miss Essie Kelley
dinner guests Sunday at the home I attended church at -Salem near Mar
of D. Lawless and family. I shall last Sunday.
Rev. Wood and wife left Mon-l John Wolford and son Clarence,
day for Linn to attend the dstrict wero in Elk Lick Monday.
last Wednesday.
Robt. Bagnell's $10,000 residence
is under good headway.
Charley Downs and J. C. Farrell
of Marshall were near Roping last
Sunday. ,
E. A. Brockman of Scdalia is vis
iting friends down near Longwood.
S. A. Jackson and wife were last
Sunday visiting Dick Rcnison of
Pettis county.
Fred Allison of Longwood is on a
visit to G. T. and R. L. Jenkins of
Saline county.
The rain still continues to fall
in this part of the country,
S. W,
conference of the Methodist church1
which meets there ths week.
W. S. Shemwell of Boonvllle vs-
ited a few days wjth his family
here last week and returned to his
work Monday accompanied by Htle
Mcrlam Martu.
Ralph Shemwell and Earl Mar
tin mado a'busness trip, to Black-
water Monday, v
The nine months old chid of Boo ,
Stith and wfo died Monday from
the effects of whooping cough.
J. J. Witt made, fcusncss trip to
our town Saturday.,
KOPING.
Mrs. Rev. Scotf and daughter,
MIbb L'zzie, were the guests of Miss
Essie Kelley last Saturday evening
The weather ltr somewhat cooler
today than has been for somo time;
The foi hunt is going .on at E1K
Lick springs this week.
,. MrsM. S. Brockman and daugh
ter Miss MabeLand son Willis were
the euests of D. A. Kelley and fam
ily last Saturday ntglit and all at-
tended church at Salem last Sun
day.' . ' . ' ' ,
Mrs. S. P, Dlx waa 'calling on Mlsa
Mack. Rtenlson last Friday evening.
ness, promptness and in the latest
styles.
Mr. Owens, of Jefferson , City,
spent Sunday with his young
friends.
Several young people lrom Elm
wood visited their friend, Miss Mol
lie Demoss Sunday afternoon.
H. Poole shipped 2 car loads of
cattle to Kansas City Tuesday.
Miss Hill of Greenfield, Mo, is
visiting her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. Kramer, at their beauti
ful home in north Grand Pass.
Miss Edna and Ethel Nelson also
Miss Bertha Platner snent Sun
Brockman and Miss Mabsl day with their friend. Miss Martha
Schafer at Malta Bend.
The Children's Day services at
the Christian church last Sunday
night were enjoyed by a large and
appreciative audience. The Sun
day school teachers and scholars
and all who assisted in any way to
elevate and complete the program
deserve a great deal of praise for
the program was well rendered.
The little "Sailor Boys" looked
aweet and dainty in their blue and
white suits, and went through the
sailor drill splendidly. Also the
tiny girls were applauded for thcl
exquisite way in which they ae
compllshcd their part. The larger
young girls arrayed In white, "beau
tlful emblem of purity" did excell
ent in their drill. The music was
appreciated. Some day God will
reward all Sunday School teachers
and scholars for endeavoring
advance Hts work. The collection
received was for the hoathen In
foreign lands.
Hall Williams and Will Jackson
wero In our burg last Sunday.
GRAND PASS
Remember the chlldrens day ser
vices 'at the M. E. Church' Sunday
night!
L. F? McCluro wife and children
of Nelson visited their parents
Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. B. Slusher and Miss
Cora, of Waverly, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Y. Christman.
Decoration Day will be observed
here Monday May 31st.
Miss Pear iLRlley returned from
Kansas City Friday accompanied
by her 'sister, Mrs. E. Q. Riley who
returned to her home Thursday
afternoon, .
Mrs. M, Smith and sons, Byr.on
and .Aron returned to her home
near Wonton, Kansas Friday, ao
companled by -Mr. and Mrs. Smith.
Mrs; Earp of Marshall spent a
fow days, with her- invalid, brother,
and oth'or relatiyeB. m
Mrs. N, n, Webb.'BQld herfarm of
acres to Mr, Windmoyerfor $66
per Acre.
Mrs. A, E. Rlloy is prepared to
SALINE POINT
Everything lookng prosperous in
this communty at this writing,
day of the year for visiting. Those
day of rhe year for visting. Those
that didn't go vsiting had company.
Gwinn and Yost sold a bunch of
hogs to G. N. Jackson last week
for $6.65.
J. T. Vaughn sold Jas. Godman
a bunch of hogs last week.
W. F. Lynn was running hs saw
mill for a few day3 last week.
W. N. Dilley and wfo of Dewitt
visted at his brothers, ' Silvester
Dilleys Sunday.
J. A. Dilley and wfe of Dewitt
and Mrs. J. M. Chilcott "vsited Ed
Whites Sunday.
Miss Emma Irvn and Susie Burn-
side left last week for Iowa, the
latter returning a week later.
The Saline Point entertaining com
pany furnlshea phonograph muse
to a small crowd at J. M. Chilcotts
Saturday night.
A select social was gven at the
home of Chas. Lynn's Saturday
night.
The Dewitt Jerry boat wll make
one free round trip to Dewtt each
Saturday, leaving Salne side at 10
a. m. and returning at 4 p. m.
Hardle Sullvan, Clell Witt, Frank
Yullle, Fredman Barnes and Ollle
Mayfield called on J. W. Mayfeld
Sunday evening.
Jerome Stephens of Iowa was
)iere a fow days thlB week lookng
for someone to work for him.
Mrs. W. F. Lynn has been sick
for several d,ay8 but la better at ths
wrltng.
A fine shower of ram struck this
place Monday night.
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- TEDIEVILLE
Miss Jeo Woodson of Armstrong
la visiting T..O. Wado and wife. '
Mrs. Riddle of Nelson is the. guest
of her daughters, Mr Tom Reed
and Mrs, Fred Schondelmaler. She
was accompanied here by her hus-
1 L . 1 i " r
5na, wr.o rwiurneu iioiuti iuuuuuy,
Dan Owens, wife and family opejt
Sunday with Jf, N, ThQwaa and t am.
JoSui H. McGuire was hero from
Sweet Springs. Saturday on busi
ness'. He called .and informed ua
fh!at! ho had ust sold 80 acres of
land four miles, soutlh! of Mt Leon
ard belonging to ?. K. Smith, to
Lewis Seibert for $7000. Also 100
acres tor Mr. Smith, at HQUBtonla
(.d .Henry Morrison for $7000, He
also hougtit of Roberta and Bow
nkri &, lots In Sweet Springs for
$U50. l
Don't forget he Decoration Day
services R(dga Park nex$ Mon,
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Saturday from tjv'oV'weeks ti ay,
. Jim Renno was abuslrie&'A caller-
do ,aHfcina or sowing Yltn neat
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