The Marshall Republican from Marshall, Missouri • Page 5

Friday.uguat 5 jfcf. COUNTY NEWS 00 404 004 OtMWMfO OO GILLIAM W. H. Brown and wife are visiting homo folks here this week. Mrs.

J. W. Rickman left Tuesday for Kansas City where sho will visit a' few days with relatives. E. 'E.

Barnum and family of Marshall were guests of J. V. Cheatham Sunday. Miss Vinda Daniel returned home one day last week after an extend visit to Kansas City. Miss Myrtle Lee returned home Sunday after spending a few week with relatives In Virginia.

Miss Julia Daniel Is visiting relatives in Mcnd'on this week. J. P. Turner and wife spent Sunday with relatives near Ayrcs. W.

R. VanBooven was In our burg looking around Wednesday. Misses Ella McGlnnls and Maud Troy spent Wednesday with Miss Eulalla Ileinzler. Several of our citizens are preparing to attend the Chautauqua at Marshall. Mrs.

F. P. Williams was calling on friends hero Wednesday. W. J.

shipped two car of cattle to Chicago Saturday. Claudq Field was transacting bus inesB In our city 'Wednesday. Mrs. F. N.

Clark of Portland, is visiting friends here for a few days. Miss Marlon Brown left Saturday for a few days stay in Armstrong. Took All of His Money Often all a man earns goest to doctors "or for medicines, to cure a stomach, Liver or Kidney trouble that Dr. King's New Llfo Pills would quickly cure at slight cost. Best foe' Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Jaundice Malaria and Debility.

25c at P. H. Franklin's. RIVER VIEW J. H.

Detmer has returned to his home after several days visit with relatives here. Orson King and C. N. Brown returned Tuesday morning from Chicago. J.

R. Ileuman and Jesse Hensick attended the speaking in Marhasll Saturday. Wood Johnson and family visited in Slater Saturday and Sunday. Miss Alice Brown was the guest of Miss Addle Cott near Orear-villo the past week. Brown was mingling with his Slater friends Tuesday.

Ed Burks and family visited near Saline Valley Sunday. Mrs. Frank Iloener was shopping in Slater Monday. A. W.

Neff was here Sunday. G. W. Bradshaw and W. II.

Wood were here Monday morning on business. Miss Lillian Hensick entertained the following Sunday afternoon Our Big Midsummer Clearing Sale Opened up last Saturday with a rush and all day our store was thronged with eager buyers. The quality of our merchandise and the bargains we are offering during this Big Sale, coupled with OUR WELL-KNOWN POLICY OF ALWAYS GIVING JUST WHAT WE ADVERTISE has brought; many new customers Jto our store as well as hosts of our old friends. EXTRA SPECIAL: For Next Saturday, Aug. 6th 19 lbs.

Granulated $1.00 G. L. Sharp and Miss Ordwyne of St. Louis, Dr. W.

L. Sharp, Otto Kramer, A. P. L. Fisher and sister.

Born to Joe Kiso and wife July 28 a boy. Henry Viebrock transacted business in Slater Wednesday. Mcsdames Ray Johnson and Lewis Edwards were shopping in Slater Tuesday, NORTH GRAND PASS Services were conducted at the Petltcsaw chapel last Sunday by Rev. Brumer of Waverly after which dinner wa3 spread in shade of the trees. Charles Vogt and Evertt Borths of Orrick, Ray county spent Sunday with a friend in this neighborhood.

Misses Bertha Plattner, Pearl Little Winslow Bickers son of Dr. and Mrs. Ben Bickers of Kansas City is Visiting his grandmother Mrs. Lou Tickemeyer. Miss Flynn of Kansas City' is the tn0 guest of her grand parents Mr.

and Mrs. Matthew King. Mr. end Mrs. Wm and Mrs.

Jas. W. Utz of Marshall spent Sunday with M. E. Cooper and family.

Notwlthstandirg the excessive Dr. Davidson made a pro- LonS and Mabel Dickason took in heat of the past week the farmers fesslonal call here Thursday. 1 SAVE YOUR MONEY 1 1 ivnctit 1 The HouyKuppcoharact' Here's a money making and a money saving investment. No element of speculation about it. Invest your money in good clothes when the bottom is out of the market.

That's right now-this very dayl We've reached our clearing period. We've cut prices right and left-offering values unsurpassed, at a saving of from 20 to 49 Per Cent On The Dollar me carnival ai inarsuau oaiuraay. jn this locality maue much pro I Mrs. Frank Humphreys of Ber- gress in getting up their hay and clay Cal. and little daughter are oats.

visiting her parents P. II. Arnes- The Misses Flynn will rent their meyer and family. farm in the near future and move Mrs. Alllc Barton of Marshall is to our little town occupying the visiting her siser Mrs.

C. C. Mack residence of Mrs. Turley. and family.

Andy Flynn and M. E. Cooper J. R. Callahan of Old Mexico is were in Marshall Monday.

visiting Whites Island this week. Mrs. Garnctt Hutchinson who has Little Miss Agnes Booker spent been on our sick list is better. the latter part of last week with The S. F.

W. Club met with Mrs. her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W.

chas. Thompson at her home on J. Vogt. Thursday afternoon. A good I Misses Eunice and Goldie De- crowd and very pleasant time is will visit their brother Lcs- reported.

Mrs. Thompson is not- Mrs. E. Weddle is visiting her daughter Mrs. Lena Edwards.

Rev. Sitton, State Evangelist, will begin a revival at the Baptist church Sunday. Primary election here Tuesclaw W. Y. Reigar, A.

E. RUev, Webb were the judges. J. Cave and brother of Carrolton are visiting their cou.nsin James Hoover. ter and family at Lone Jack, Mo.

next week. I Mrs. Albert noover and little daughter spent the day Sunday with her mother Mrs. C. Dickason ed for her socialibility and skill in culinary art and her home is always open to her friends.

She was assisted by her daughters Misses Harriet and Helen Thompson who Miss Mary Davis is much better came out from Marshall the even at this writing. ing before. Refreshments of ice Mrs. Ben Spotts and children cream and assorted cake were ser who have been visiting relatives Ved. Ye correspondent regrets not I In, Carrol County returned home being able to attend, but enjoyed last week.

tlie samples of cake immensely and Mrs. John GUlls are' en- and no doubt the many friends I tertaining the latters brother Mr. will join us in wishing the S. F. W.

stone oi ijexington. uiuu to meei wun mrs. -xiiunipsuu The quicker you act the better the values ill hp liable to select. ULU fTTTI 1 Dqn't Let This Chance Escape I ou: uan xuu nuuiu tur Frank Young and Arthur McRey nolds are catching some nice river fish near C. IW.

Dickason place. Will Rush of Carrolton spent Sunday here with friends. Mrs. Harry Gorman 'entertained a few of the young folks Monday night in honor of her niece Lillian Gorman of Mo. Berg Son.

The Fastest Growing Store in Southwest Corner of Square, Central Missouri. Marshall, Mo. Baby Morphine Fiends are made by all soothing syrups and baby medicines that contain opium and narcotics. McGee's Baby Elixir contains no injurious or narcotic drugs of any kind, A sure and safe cure for disordered stomachs bowels and fretfulncss splendid for teething infants. Sold by P.

H. Franklin. SHACKELFORD The roads aro very dusty except ing the bottomless mud holes in this vicinity. Don't forgo ttho Marshall Chautauqua beginning August .30. A rare treat and, yon will bo much wiser.

again soon. MALTA BEND Miss Sallle Kclley is vibiting Will Tobin and family near Lexington J. J. Wheeldon returned to his business In Wellington Thursday. Mrs.

W. P. Gahan of Manhattan Kan, is here visiting F. X. Baker and family.

F. R. McDaniel of Miami was in town on business last Thursday. Miss Artie Carter was in Marshall on business Monday. W.

B. Grubbs and family of Louisville, are here visiting Rev. and Mrs. Leatherman. Fred Stcokman was in Glasgow last week on business.

Mr. Dow has been sick most of the week but is better. Dr. J. R.

Brown was transacting business in Marshall Monday. Mrs. Abbie Davis and Mrs. II. Bryan and daughters are visiting Lee Bryan and family at Marshall.

P. J. Cole of Redfield, Kansas is here visiting relatives. Mrs. C.

E. Loker and children left Wednesday for Chicago where they will visit relatives for some time. Mrs. L. A.

Allen and children who nave oeen visiting relatives at George Frazee and family last week. I 'I I MT. LEONARD Mrs. Thomas Martin and children of Malta Bend and Miss neater Martin of Sedalia were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Cort last week. Mrs. Frank Keys and children of Muskogee, returned to their home Sunday after spending some time with her parents Mr.

Coyncr and wife south of townf Mrs. G. C. Sylvester wns taken to Kansas City Sunday for an operation. Mr.

Sylvester returned on Tuesday and reported that she stood the operation fine and was doing nicely. Little Miss Pearl was on the sick list several days this week. Mrs. Jennie Kays, was a guest of friends in this neighborhood Sunday. Charley Sayers and family of Bates City are guest3 of relatives here this week.

The concrete men have arrived from Blackburn and the crossings are beginning to loom up. Mr. Cunninghan attended the annual picnic at Coder Friday. James Flynn of Marshall has been chosen to take charge of the elevator. He will move his family in the near future.

Republican Committeemen The returns of this vote are very incomplete, but indicate a return of the old committeemen in nearly every case. Among the Sick Thos. O'Donnell reports his moth er up again after a two months' Illness. His father, A. M.

O'Donnell, is also ailing, being a sufferer from lumbago. Membry Maupin was called down from Kansas City Sunday to see his father, Logan Maupin, who was seriously ill at Sam Fulkersons In Elmwood. Oram Maupin, of Blackburn, was clso sent for. J. T.

Featherstone was down with bowel trouble this week. Will Vaughn was taken down with typhoid fever at his home on Eastwood and is reported a very sick man. Miss Lennie Downing is quite sick. Mrs. G.

W. Mitchell, of southeast of town, is reported very sick. Her children have been called home. Miss Louise Ordway, who came home from Kansas City sick, has typhoid fever. L.

F. Leyhe returned Monday from Lancaster where he was call ed on account of his fathers illness He reported him better. Albert Pollard of near Mt. Leonard was in Marshall Monday he reports Miss Edna Finnell of his neighborhood very low. A.

C. Pollard h2s bjen right s.ck the past week at the home of his son Joe Pollard. Thos. Redman is out again after a three weeks' illness. Church News The First Presbyterian School has set August 9th for their picnic.

The Christian church Rev. M. Denny, came in from Arrow Rock Monday where he preached twice Sunday for Rev. T. P.

Eavis at the church which gave a rally that day. He says there was a large attendance and that an offering of $13 was taken. The out door union services Sun day evening were well attended. Rev. J.

E. McDonald preached. Come out next Sunday evening at 7 p. m. Qlntnn GRAND PASS a umL rBlurncu mst i Every one attend the Chautau-j Mrs.

Allen and Miss Florence xscai oi biater are here visiting L. A. Allen and familv. Miss Mettle Frazee left last week for a weeks visit with her sister Mrs. Oman Rozall arid familv at Wellington.

Editor Elliott and family were in Marshall visiting friends Sunday. Ruth Slusher is visiting relatives at Corder. Mrs. naskln and children who have been visiting her parents, S. T.

Wilson and family returned to her home in Lenexa, Kansas the first of last week. Mr. and Mrs. G. N.

Davis and son who have been visiting A. S. Van Anglcn and family for several days returned to their home in Lincoln, last Thursday. Oman Rozcll wife and daughter returned to their homo in Wellington after a visit t6 relatives, Mrs; Katio Brumby, of Carroll-ton visited her daughter Mrs, Births Dr. and Mrs.

G. C. Emmerson are the proud parents of a son who arrived Friday night. Born to Mr. and Mrs.

Leonard Rumans, on August 3, a boy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. C. L.

Edwards on July 29, a 9 1-2 lb. boy. qua in Marshall. Mrs. Peaveler returned to her homo In Marshall accompanied by her daughter Mrs.

E. Rogers and little son Johnle who will make that his home. The ladies of W. C. T.

U. have planned an oratorlal contest for the young girls as several young folks have entered the contest to bo Saturday night August 6 at tho Methodist church. Also music both vocal and Instrumental. Mr. and Mrs.

S. Burrus and Miss Mary Goodson left Tuesday to visit in Colorado for several weeks Sovoral families from hero attended the basket dinner given by tho ladies of Asbury and Petitsaw. Chapels last Sunday. Rev. Bumor preached an excellent teriiporanco sermon.

Hey, Scott filled his rogular ap pointment at tho Christian church 3unday. BUCK EYE The thresher is still working in this part of tho neighborhood. William Irvin was to see his mother Sunday. Tho corn is needing rain badly now. Farmers say if it don't rain in ten days tho earl corn wont make a halt a crop.

Amos Porter left for Kansas City Kansas Monday to spend a few days. John narrls and John Williams went to Montana Saturday to look out a location. Wo do not know whether woman suffrage is popular in Boono county or, not, but tho only woman editor In tho county takes this fling at politics: "Politics huh I It makes us want to go back to the grind of school-teaching and thoro among tho kids regain our faith in human nature.".