The Washington Republican Washington County Friday April 19, 1901 Throop. J.W. JOHNSON has put a porch in front of his store. Mr. and Mrs. Pearl OVERLANDER of Enosdale, spent Sunday with Mr. CARSON and wife. The gentleman who recently purchased the COZINE farm soon tired of keeping bach and has taken unto himself a wife. Mrs. MERREL who for the past two weeks has been very sick is still seriously ill, but under the care of Dr. MAINTZ we hope to learn of her speedy recovery. Geo. PAULIA is sick with the grip and is under the care of Dr. HORN, of Morrowville. We hope soon to hear of his recovery. Miss Lizzie DOWNIE is alos having a siege of the grip and is also under the care of Dr. HORN. The quiet stillness of Thursday night was broken by the hideous yells and noises made from a score or more of men and boys who had congregated for the sole purpose of serenading the newly married people of the vicinity, Mr. and Mrs. DILLER. Last week Mrs. Gailia CAMPBELL enjoyed a visit from her aunt, Mrs. Mertie GWIN of Kansas City, who came up to see her father who has been very sick in the home of his daughter, Mrs. J.A. THROOP of Enosdale. A number of years ago Mrs. GWIN lived near here and was known as Miss BROOKS.