The Marshall republican., 1913-06-27

SWEET SPRINGS

Miss Bette Hopkins of Sedalia
came out on Tuesday afternoon and
spent the night with the family of
Mr.. c. w. Hedger and attended the
musical recital given by the pupils Of
Miss Mary Hughes at the Presbyterian
church on Tuesday evening.
4, Miss Ruth Barks left on Wednes-
day for Odessa, where she will be the
tnest OF her aunt. Miss Clara Banks
and Miss Golden Lynch for two or
three weeks. ,ift = . f9'ut ra |
'sMhs Daisy Smith reached home on
Tuesday morning after a four months
very enjoyable tout of the Orient, Pal
estine. Egypt. the MEDITERRANEAN, etc.
She returns In fine health and des-
cribes her trip very charmingly.
Rev. c. II. Morton OF Memphis. Mis-
souri, was here on Thursday greeting
his many old friends. Mr.. Morton
was formerly the pastor OF the Pres
.byterian church here and has many
friends in, Sweet Springs. He came
down from Lafayette county, near
Lexington, where he had moved from
Memphis, accompanied by his wife
and two little girls and visited his
father-in-law. Mr.. Langford. They
we're all to return to Memphis In their
car on Friday.
Mr.. II. c. Hayman from near Hous-
tonia and Mr.. Alonzo Durley from the
Hughesville neighborhood drove up
on Thursday and examined various
farm machinery here.
Mrs. Harry Kennedy and baby girl
from Beatrice. Nebraska, are here on
n visit L Mrs. Kennedy's brother-in-
law, Mr.. Joe Kennedy and family,
south OF town.
Mrs. Mag Reavis arrived on Tues
day from Sedalia and will remain for
some time attending TO her property
here and visiting friends.
Hiss Fern winston is hostess to 0
select social affair on Tuesday after
noon the gath inst.
Mr.. N. N. Cooper leaves this week
for Gettysburg. Pennsylvania to at
item the 50th anniversary OF the
battle OF Gettysburg. Mr.. Cooper
was In this battle and was wounded.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugar Hennesay and
daughter. Elinor also Mr.. Hennesay,
ST., srrivedpon Saturday morning In
their new car. Cadillac, and visited
the family Of Mr.. W. G. Han until
Sunday afternoon. when they return
ed to their home In Marshall. accom-
panied by Miss Josephine Hennesay.
Miss Barbee jackson reached home
on Saturday night from Bartlesville,
Oklahoma. where she spent the last
scholastic year. Z.
Mr.. Murphy OF New York City and
Miss Florence Jamisch Of near Sedalia
spent the greater part OF last week NJ
the suestsi Of Mrs. II. @. Hsyman and
Mrs, George JanIsch near H%oustonia.
The ladies aid society of,the Pres.
bytsrIan church, met on fdesday after
noon OF last week With Mrs. w, G.
hall. Notwithstanding the extreme
heat quite a large number Of ladies
were In attendance and much bushes,
was on hand. The ladies Of this soci
ETY. have had in view for the past year
TO put q furance in their church and
on Wednesday evening at the weekl,
prayer meeting this matter vas brou
ght up and'a committee appointed Il
find out the cost and other items. al
the furnace will probably be put Il
during the summer or fall. At tn
meeting Of the aid on Tuesday, Mr.
Hall served delightful refreshment
of pineapple Ice and cake.
Mr.. Shepherd and Miss Irene sher
herd Of Kansas City started on Satui
day afternoon In their motor car I
make the trip to Sweet Springs an
visit Miss Nell Smith. They wer
overtaksn by the storm on the wa
and had to leave their car and get
carriage to finish the trip. They a
rived about 10 o'clock p. m. on Satu
day night.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. l.. Huston went
Kansas City on Wednesday accor
panied by their two children; they r
turned to their home on saturd'
night. M
Ernest Hood is spending his SUI
mer vacation With q friend on a far
near Warrensburg.
Mr.. Jack Hall returned on Satu
day night from a stay of a week
more g a Aullville.
Miss Golden Lynch. who has be
here for several weeks. the guest
several friends. returned to her hor
at Odessa on Wednesday OF last wee
Mrs. J.. M. Thornton and little q
are the sussts Of Mr.. Thornton's rel