The Marshall republican., 1910-01-07
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holly for the young folks as nearly
every night there we're three or
four parties. No doubt this was
due to the beautiful snow and the
snappish weather together with The
moonlight, such conditions always
stir up a feeling OF enthusiasm in
the youngsters Christmas is gone
and we would like to say when,
You take up your pen,
For to write a line
Be sure to write nineteen ten"
Instead OF old nineteen nine"
For the old year died last Satur-
day night.
The tolling bells did proclaim,
SO be up to date and make 1t right
And give the new year its name.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Sullivan invit-
ed a large number OF their friends
to their home on Tuesday night Of
Xmas week. Dancing was the
pleasing feature and tho the
night was very cold the dancers
warm by keeping time with their
feet to the music furnished by Scott
Irvine and Fer Dun. Thegirls had
prepared boxes Of good things to
eat and at a certain hour the boxes
were opened and what an inviting
spread there was on the large
tables in the spacious DINING room
II Is useless to tell how the boys
and girls did eat thereof, and old
err ones besides.
Mrs. Roll Smith Of Marshall who
was formerly Miss Allie Greena-
baum Of Miami, came over as a
Xmas guest Of her mother, Mrs.
John Miller.
The New Year began with hard
luck for Mrs. J.. A. Hawkins, as she
met with a most painful accident
while In the act of taking a bath
at her home. In some way she
severely scalded her foot. She was
in such pain when the neighbors
arrived that she couldn't tell just
how the accident occurred, but one
OF her feet was almosc cooked when
assistance came and several ladies
almost tainted to see the sickening
sight. Mrs. Hawkins as we stated
last week hadn't yet made her
trip to Kansas City but was just
getting In readiness. Now she
will be confined to her home for
several weeks. At this time she Is
resting comparatively easy.
The fad for the small boys Is to
procure a gunny sack or basket
and gather up the empty TASKS
which held the Christmas, "fire
water" Each youngster boasts OF
having several dozen
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave YanMeter
entertained a largle crowd OF boys
girls and many married couples
also at their lovely home near
Fairville last Wednesday night.
Music from piano. pianola and
graphophone rang out from diff
ferent rooms, and the dancing was
"simply grand" the young folks
stated. Two course supper was
served In elegant style in the din
ing hall, consisting OF salads, chick
en- and ham sandwiches celery,
pickles, olives oranges, coffee
and pineapple puhch pink and
white brick Ice cream and cake,
Everyone went away delighted
with the enjoyment and fine feast
w. Caddell was immersed MOI
by rights OF baptism" In the Icy
depths OF the Missouri river one
day last week but by an accidental
slipping In an opening In She ice
he and several Others made from
getting out ice. BY desperate ant
herioc efforts his comrades as
sisted him to "pull for the Shore
The weather was very cold and nc
doubt even when the days OF hot
July and August comes, Willarc
will have "cold chilisn when hs
thinks OF his thrilling experiences
Mrs. Jno. Walden most elegantly
entertained at dinner in her new
home last Sunday q large numbel
OF guests. Those who were 40 for.
~tunate an to get their feet beneath
Mrs. Waldens table OF splendid dlsi
es Of good things pronounce hel
az q most cordial hostess and !
perfect mistress in the culinar,