The Marshall republican., 1913-11-21

wife, a brother, Mr.. James Haniey
of Longwood, and one son, Mr.. w. s..
Hanley. who for q number of years
has been In business here with his
father. A sister. Mrs. Scott. who has
been residing in Mr.. Haniey's home
for a long time, also survives. Mr..
Hanley has won a large circle Of fri
ends all of whom are grieved that he
has passed away. Deepest and sim
cerest sympathy IL extended to the
borrowing family.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Methodist church met with Mrs.
George Alexander Thursday after
noon.
Miss Sophia Wood OF Napton Is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lewis Pctry.
Mrs. II. ID. Thorp was expecting her
sister. Mrs. VIII Watts OF 81. Louis,
Saturday afternoon. on account OF
missing her train the latter did not
arrive. She is expected later. and i'm
mediately upon her arrival will 90 to
Arrow Rock and wait on her brother.
Mr.. Frank Townsend, who has been
quite sick for some time.
The meeting az the Christian
church closed Friday evening. Il
was carried on by Elder Cottingham
for two weeks and was very success
ful. on account Of being unable 10
get the baptistery filled, the candl-
dates for baptism will not be emersed
until Elder Cottingham's next APP
pointment here.
Mr.. Earl sappington was in Slater
Sunday.
Messrs J. p. Thompson and w. 8.
Hsniey were among the passengers
rom here to Marshall Saturday morn
Ing.
Professors Hugh Berlin and Albert
White. also Misses Ethel Ciickncr and
Mamie sandidge were among the
teachers from here who attended the
teachers meeting in Napton Saturday.
The State Inspector OF schools. the
president. vice-presldent and clerk OF
our school board spent Monday after
noon ut the school house taking an
inventory OF the apparatus and lib
rary.
John Sandidgc came up from Black
water Monday afternoon and will
srend several days with his mother.
Rev. Clinton Cox OF Marshall was
visiting the high school Monday after.
neon.
Miss Mary Alexander OF nea Nap
ton. spent Monday night In town with
Miss Ethel Clickner.
Miss Dorothea Finley Is not able TO
attend school on account OF having
trouble with her eyes.
Miss Annie Townsend OF Black
water spent Sunday with Mrs. J. j..
Staples.
Misses Eloise Flanders and Chris
tine Nelson came down from Marshall
Saturday morning and remained until
Monday.
Mrs. A. X. Canada entertained the
following guests at dinner Sunday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Iva Canada and Mr.. and
Mrs. u. II. Staples and family.
Miss Annie Alexander OF near Nap
ton visited with friends here Sunday.
sappington Bros. have traded their
store and all their other property for
ia farm In the southern part OF the
state near williamsvilie. They do
! OF intend remaining here longer
than the first OF the year.
The oyster supper which vas given
by the ladies OF the Cemetery club at
the Tabier building. Saturday. was
we'll attended. The proceeds am
opnted to over fifty dollars.
r.. o.. Basneii and family OF the
Elk Hill farm were In town Saturday.
Mr.. ODE cambridge. who has been
In California for several years came
in last week to see his mother. His
coming was a complete surprise, and
at the time OF his arrival Mrs. Dan
/, bridge was visiting In Arrow Rock.
X Mr., and Mrs. Hall Williams. Miss
peachie Griffith and Mr.. Walter
shouse we're among those from out OF
! town who attended. the. oyster supper
! here Saturday night.
: THE second number OF the Redpatha
svaster lecture course was giveu1 a
the verts Hall. Monday night, befors
IA large and appreciate audience.
Quite a number OF country people at
~tended-and every one present felt that
the program was only too short.