The Marshall republican., 1913-09-26
County News.
NELSON

VINO nave been living In our town Tor
a number of years, moved to Marshall
Wednesday. Miss Lou Ellen, who tor
five weeks has been down with ty-
phoid fever, was not able to accom-
papy them, but is with her grand
parents.
Miss Lula Thorp returned this week
from a visit with Miss Marjorie Haas
OF Slater.
Miss Bernice Bruce of the country
near here is attending school here this
year.
The ladies' of the Wednesday club
were entertained in the home of Mrs.
j. ID. Smith. this week. All report a
most enjoyable time.
Mrs. A. X. Canada returned Tues
day morning from a visit of several
days with Marshall relatives.
MIR. Noladd Taylor spent the week
In the southern part OF the state at
tending to business.
Mr.. y. s. Breathitt returned to his
home In Marshall Friday afternoon,
having spent several days with Messrs
Erie and Breathitt S%appington.
Mrs. T.. w. Mari went to Marshall
Friday afternoon and will visit with
her relatives there until Sunday.
Oscar McClelland was among the
passengers from here who took the
train for Marshall Friday afternoon.
Miss Ida Alexander and sister. Mrs.
Iva Canada. went 10 Napton Thurs
day morning. The latter returned
Saturday.
Mr.. Curtis lie Favre of near here,
died Friday morning from lead pois-
oning. The funeral services were
conducted by Rev. Reid nt the Baptist
church Saturday afternoon at two o.
clock and the interment vas made ~
the Nelson cemetery. Two brothers.
two sisters aud the wife. who was for
merry Miss Lula Smith. daughter OF
Mr.. aud Mrs. Levi Smith. are left TO
mourn the loss. Klndest sympathy is
extended TO the sorrowing les 10y
their many friends In Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Shnckelford OF
Napton spent Wednesday with Mrs.
Vim. Cowan,
II. l.. snoed left Wednesday for
Koytcsyille. having spent several
weeks In his drug store here.
Mrs. Frank MARI spent Friday the
guest OF Mrs. James Cordy.
Mr.. and Mrs. uncas Mcclure went
TO Boonvlllc Friday to take their little
son. Uncas, down for Dr. Van Ravens
way to remove his tonsils.
Mosdnmes Elmer Hooper and jim
Taylor OF tho country were trading N
town Wednesday.
Mrs. WIN. BrCyles aud children
Toved to Kansas City this week Sew
eral OF the children have been em-
ployed In the city for n year or no.
The following from the country
we're trading IN town Saturday: MIR.
and Mrs. VIM. shannon. Mr.. and Mrs,
sam AilIty, W.T. uhu "'n' N'S"' -
frey. Mrs. James lobe, Mrs. zeleka
Smith and daughter. Miss Harriet,
Mrs. j. N. Buntin and Miss Annie
Alexander.
Miss Launa Williams spent Sunday
in Napton with Mr.. II Mrs. clyde
Williams. She returned Monday
morning,
There was no preaching In town at
all Sunday. Rev. Cox VIII preach only
once n month from now on through
the winter and Rev. Snapp was at
tending the annual conference at
Nevada.
Mrs. Hulda Duvall and children OF
Blaekwater visited with w. Pirtle aud
family the latter part OF the week
Mrs. Josie McQuitty, who for sever
al days has been visiting Mrs Jane
Campbell. will visit with friends In
BIackwater and Marshall this week
before returning to her home In San
ses City.
MIS-. JtSbt JtlllNhn ahN 'N'f
bert, returned Saturday afternoon
from Oklahoma. where they were SUD
denly called on account OF the serious
condition of Mr., Earnest Jeffress'
While playing ball the latter was run
into and injured In a manner that
seemed at first to be fatal. Inc
many friends OF MIR, Jeffress Will be
very glad to hear that he Is getting
better and It is thought he will recov
er.
Mr.. w. Hirsch a travelling man VINO
often makes our town is able to be
out again. He was among those N
ivred in the wreck below Boonvi''e
not long ago. "a
Mr.. Frank Buford and family. VINO
fer a year have been living In the OFT
residence on Garnett street. are NOV
ing to Marshall this week,
NJ paw I.otsDeich returned Sunday