The Marshall republican., 1908-10-23
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SWEET SPRINGS.
MEUSaSM

L. DULY olIu VI n NHiiIoNN" " vi
Independence were united in mar
riage at the Christian church at
$50 p. m. Rev. w. o. Mcintyre OF
the Philippine Islands assisted by
Rev. G. f. Shanklin performed the
ceremony.
Mrs. Longlye has been the
guest Of Miss Nell Smith the past
week.
Mrs. VIM. Moore of %Indepen-
dence came down Thur day morn
ing to attend the Galloway-Berry
wedding. Mrs. Moore is the
Guest Of her cousin Mrs. j. ID.
S,nith and will remain owe Sun
day.
Miss Agnes Longdon of Soda ia
will give a musical entertainment
under the auspices of the WomanS
Missionary Society Of the Chris
tan church on the evening OF the
eth at the Christian church.
Miss Longdon will be assisted by
a competent reader.
Mrs. K~leinstiber Of wellington,
Kansas, who has been visiting her
aunt Mrs. l.. w. Arnold is now Wis
iting relatives and friends i'm Elm
wood and vicinity.
Mrs. r. T.. Barnes spent Tustd1y
with relatives in Houstonia.
A. L. Smith who is superintend-
ing a building contract at Argen
tine was with his family over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Gordon and
little grandson, Gordon Wlnders,
arrived Friday night and were
the guests of Prof, j. G. Winders
over Sunday leaving Monday
morning for st, Louis. Prof.
Winders enjoyed having his baby
with him the f5w day.
w. w. George spent Tuesday
Sedalia.
Mrs. A. b. Hoy was the guest
of Mrs. Marvin Davis on Thurs
day OF last week. Mrs. Hoy at
tended the wedding Of Miss Berry
and Mr. Galloway.
Hon. C. j. Sullivan of st. Joseph
addressed a large crowd OF voters
of Sweet Springs AMI vicinity
Thursday evening. The Repub l.
can management considered it
self fortunate in having secured
Mr.. Sullivan, as he rare.y speaks
outside of large cities. His tax
was interesting and instructive.
Rev. G. Z. Shanklin is now fire.
ouently seen on our streets in his
auto runabout, which he bought
recently.
Rev. w. o. Mcintyre Of the Phil
;upine Islands, preached a very
interesting sermon at the Chris
tan church Sunday night to an
attentive congregation.
A company Of young people,
friends OF Miss Laura PinkepanK
assembled at her home Monday
night and spent a pleasant even
ing playing various games.
Bills have been posted for the
sale of Henry Fombell to be held
at his farm 8 miles northwest
OF Sweet Springs, Oct.29th. Mr.
Fombelle wifi sell stock farming
implements and some househo.d
goods. Mr.. Fombe.le will ther
move to Sedalia. Sweet Spr n
regrets very much to lose sue
citizens from it's surrounding
country.
Daniel Bixler who sold his farm
six miles north of Sweet Springs
recently will move to Blackburn
in the near future, Mr.. BiXlel
contemplated coming to Swee-
Springs but was unable to rem
suitable proreI ty. Sweet Spr.ng,
loss Is Blackburn gain.
Mrs. j. L. Hooker has retu"ne.
from a visit OF two weeks wit.
relatives and friends in Kansa
City and Harrisonville.
A Democratic meeting was hel
in the city hall Tuesday evenin'
oct. 20. v. v. Huff and A. /
Rector OF Marshall spoke.
w. w. Wright, a student c
the Missouri University spen
several days here this weel
Mr.. Wright was one OF the atten
ants at the Gal.oway-Berry wee
ding. ,
Mrs. Ed Reavis is in Houstoni
this week acting as cashier OF tn
bank. Her uncle, Henry Longdol
is In South Dakota.
Mrs. Marvin Davis entertaine
the members OF the Priscilla Gu
Wednesday afternoon. The gue'
OF honor being Miss Mary +,
Berry. The afternoon was mo!
pleasantly spent and the lai
opportunity OF Sweet Springs g
y IN tulny Miss I'GcIV Tnlt.