The Marshall republican., 1913-04-25
SWEET SPRINGS.

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her cottage home here. Mrs. Nc.
Cornell is only shortly arrived from
California. where she spent several
months OF the winter.
Miss Nc. Adams OF sedaIia was
here OIL Wednesday. making an effort
TO organize a vocal class she was the
guest of Mrs willis Smith while here.
Just at the close Of the prayer meet
ing services over town on Wednesday
night. there was an alarm OF fire, and
a vacant house on Pine street owned
by Mr.. Ora Berry, was discovered to
be on fire. The house had been re-
Gently plastered and a fire lighted In
a store in n OF the rooms to dry the
walls. and the fire caught from this.
Mrs. Hattie Parsons spent SUNDAY
in the country the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ruth Parsons.
Mrs. J.. r. Wilson returned on Sat
urday night from a visit to friends In
Kansas City and Harrisonville.
Mrs. Cook of Trinidad Colorado.
and Mrs. Evans Of Valley Falls. Kan.
sas we're the guests for a few days Of
;hpir sister. Mrs. j. T. Jurvis.
Miss Sarah Dorsay, who Is an Ell
'icient clerk In the Dry Goods Depart
ment Of the Smith Stores Co. spent a
part OF last week at her home IN
fioustonia on recount OF illness.
MI. and Mrs. Walker OF Malta
Bend motored over on Sunday az
spent the day with Misses Ida a.
Ella Smith at their home on Daisy
Ave.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willis Smith took the
train Tor Houstonia on Saturday after.
noon and spent sunday with relatives
Dr. william Smith Of the country
near H%oustonia was here on Satur-
day the guest OF Mr.. T. G. Berry.
The ladies Of the G. W. u. NJ. aux.
Hilary gave q cafeteria lunch on Satur-
day at the building formerly occupied
by the Tlsdale Drug company. TIL,
lunch wac lcrgely attended aud wal
very successful both financially and
as a social affair. The menu was ex
cellcut and very carefully served. Tho
proceeds amounted to about $500
Those who came from lloustonie
On Saturday and p~atronlzed the cafe.
terla lunch. given by the ladies OF tho
Christian church. were: Mrs. r. G.
Mcconnell. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe vii.
liams. Mrs. VIII Ferguson. Miss Var.
die Smith. Miss Ruby Tuck and
others.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Bangs were
the guests OF Mrs. n. Il. Simrall. Mr..
Bangs returning to Hutchison. Kan
sas Nh Monday morning. Mrs. Bangs
Will make AN extended visit to her
mother and other friends.
Mr.. +. c. Hayman OF near Hous-
tonia suffered a serious accident or
l'rst Wednesday. while assisting IN
breaking a mule. lie was thrown
from the wagon and the small bone
OF his leg was broken. lie Ii recover
Ing rapidly aud at this writing II
about the house on crutches.
Mr.. j. A. Williams of the Spectator
at H%oustonla. spent last Wednesday
In our town In the Interests of his
live little street,
Mrs, Howard Potts with her baby
daughter. returned to Kansas City
on Saturday afternoon, after being
win her sister, Mrs. G. L, Hall for q
week or two.
Miss Curtis OF Blackburn was IN
town on Saturday and took In the
cafeteria lunch on Lexington street.
Mr.. John Park OF the County Line
school was here for the weekend.
Mr.. Swan, who has the oversight
OF the several orphan children adopt
ed by people here. came over from
sedalia last week to visit these chill
dren. Mr.. Swan Is employed by the
New York Board OF Charities. toe
look after these children and see that
they are well placed and not neglect
ed.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church meets on Tuesday afternoon
OF this week at the home OF Mrs. j
+. Flsner.
/ Mrs. Sarah Owens and son. Mr.
VIII Owens returned from Ksnsa,
City on Monday night.
Miss Mary Hughes of Sedalia wal
here on Friday with her music class
Miss Emma Shackelford of wesr
Plains, formely OF Sweet Springs
who has been very i'll with typhoid
fever Is now reported to be rapidly
recovering.
Attorney Wayne Hayman was II