The Marshall republican., 1910-12-30
CountyNews
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&6AAI0 Ai oNs 49,
OF his parents, Theo. Jones and
wiJe-
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Winslow OF
Texas are visiting the formers
brother, T. w. and v. c. Winslow.
Miss Hetty Hasgall is spending
fheholdaYs with Chiloco he rela-
fives.
Misses Harriet ard Helen Thomp
came out from Marshall Sat-
urday to remain until after New
Years.
Austin Jones keeps the tele-
phone Line busy between Shackel-
ford and Slater sending New Years
greetings.
DR.. w. B. Wingfield and wife
were entertained at dinner Christ
mas day byt he formers sister,
Mrs. Bette Wheeler, of Marshall.
Martin Lyons of st. Louis was
the guest OF his brother, Jos. Ham
IL and family Sunday.
John McKeeyer was making
Christmas purchases in Marshall
Friday.
Mrs. Lou Tickemeyer is spend
ing the week with her daughter,
Mrs. Taylor Casebolt at Miami.
Cecil and Louise Cooper were
guests Of their grandmother Utz
in Marshall Saturday.
Miss Jessie Flynn of Mt. Leon
ard was the guest OF her aunts
the Misses Flynn, Monday and
took in the dance al the hall Mon
day evening.
Master Harold Thompson attend
ed the Christmas tree given at Ell
gin School house Friday afternoon.
Jas. Dorian Of the firm Dorian
4 Co. remembered the ladies on
Christmas day with a lovely car
nation and the little folks each
sench with a big red apple.
The Misses Flynn had a family
reunion at their home Christmas
day. Among those who partici-
rated in the bountiful and deli
riOus dinner were Walter Grow.
wife and son of Marshall, MIR.
and Mrs. Jas. Flynn and Miss Jes
sic OF Mt. Leonard.
Mrs. Mamie Kellet and children
have returned home from a visit
to Mt. Leonard relatives.
Mrs. Wallace Neal and daugh-
ter of Slater are guests at home
oil her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Weaver.
Mrs. Thos. Prior who has been
4uife sick is reported better.
Mrs. Ruth Duncan has returned
to her home in Kansas City.
The Shackelford school closed
Friday afternoon for the holidays
with a Santa Claus post Office and
an exchange of gifts. A short
program was presented and enjoy
ed by all. Then each pupil was
dismissed rot to return until Jan.
I'd, with a smiling face ana a
bonntiful treat from their teacher.
The little daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Keith Goodwin is i'll with
pneumonia.
John Bishop, Ed Hutcherson,
Mike Thompson and others are
shipping in corn to feed.
We correspondent was very pleas
antly surprised on her birthday
anniversary Dec. 21st. Previously
to that date a surprise party and
card shower had been arranged
by Misses Hetty Hasgall and
Margie Haas. At the appointed
hour the guests begun 20 arrive
laden with good things 20 eat, in
ciuding the birthday cake, made
by Mrs. w. r. Combs which was
delicious. An elegant course sup
per OF fried chicken, ham san
witches, pickles, salads, potato
chips, fruit cake and coffee were
served. Mrs. Wirgfield, Mrs. Chas
ami Robert Thompson had charge
od the dining room and were equal
to the occasion in doing dining
room stunts. Toasts We're given
by w. R. Combs, and DR.. u. B.
Wingfield and others. Now as to
the mile stones reached we can
positively say they are sixteen
plus. Music was a special feature
ot the evening and many thanks
TO my friends in their remember
&nre OF Dec. 21st, words cannot ex-
press our appreciation.
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