The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
'CountyNews
NELSON

and W. T. Rhoades.
Mrs. Don Richardson and little
daughter. Lois and Mrs. b. J.. Mense
and son, Frederick, spent Tuesday
afternoon with friends in town.
Miss Riley Wing, who has been in
school all the winter in Mas
sa~chusetts. came In last week and
will spend the holidays with her sis
ter. Mrs. l.. ]. Shuck. sol o..
Mr.. And Mrs. Albert shouse spent
portion OF last week IN the country
with the formers cousin. Mr.. Charlie
Harvey.
Miss Minnie Putsch came down
from Marshall Wednesday morning
and spent the afternoon in the vacant
room below Koenig's hotel demostrat-
Ing TO the ladies the many superior
qualities OF the self-rlsing flour made
by the Nose II. Land Milling COM
pany.
Mrs. Lewis Petry entertained the
ladies Of the Wednesday club this
week. Mrs. u. ]. Mense was a guest
OF honor.
Mrs. u. ID. sappington entertained
the members Of her Sunday school
class Tuesday afternoon. Each child
WIS allowed TO invite another and
for several hours the yard was full
Of happy children, who enjoyed TO
The fullest extent. the many pleasant
surprises and the dainty lunch pre-
pared for them. The hostess Is "a
peciaiiy fond OF children and seldom
a day passes that she does not man
age In some way TO make her little
friends happier.
Mrs. II. J. Mense and little son.
Frederick. went 10 Marshall Wednes-
day afternoon. They were accom-
panied home Thursday morning by
Mr.. Mensc, who will visit in the coun-
try with them for several days before
returning TO his work In Minneapolis.
DIR. Il. NJ. Talbot OF Catula. Texas.
In the guest Of his nephew. N. +.
Thornton and family.
DIR. NJ. G. McAlister is enjoying u
visit from his mother. Mrs. NJ. Nc
Alister and his little niece.
Miss Launa williams came down
Wednesday morning from Nspton
where she had been visiting Mrs.
Clyde Williams. She took the second
train for B~lackwatcr and spent the re-
mainder OF the week with her friend,
Mrs. Muril Potter.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Nelson received word
Friday morning that his mother. who
for some time has been sick ut he'
heme In Garden City. died at about
six thirty that morning. Mr.. Nelson
ard son, Lyle, the only members OF
the family at home at the time. left
Immediately for Garden City, where
tho funeral and burial were to take
place Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Lotspeich enter
tanned In u most charming manner
the members OF the p. |. Il. club and
a large number OF other guests
Thursday evening. Although the
evening was an extremely sultry on,
the guests scarcely realized this fac
as they participated In the man,
l~aughable and interesting contests
that the hostess had prepared. Mes
srs Earl and Earnest Thompson. Mia
Mite Finley and Mrs. John Zshr
niger were the prize winners OF th'
evening. At about ten o'clock re
Treatments OF orange ice and waferI
were served. while throughout tn
entire afternoon. from a picturesque
bower in the dining room. Mia
Clara White in her delightful manneI
served the cool refreshing punch. Tn
wee small hours had arrived ere tn
guests were aware OF the fact ant
they reluctantly took their departure
hoping II would soon be Mrs. Lots
peich's turn TO entertain the p. !. Il
club again.
Mr.. Wiley Pirtle was quite sick tn,
latter part Of the week. His daugh
ter, Mrs. Wm. Duvali Of Blackwate
came up Saturday to help nurse hin
and on Sunday morning anothe
daughter, Mrs. o. Bowler and hus
band OF Marshall also came to Sc
him. At present Mr.. Pirtle is some
what better. a
Mrs. James Cordry and Mrs. L, j
sandidge and daughter. Miss Mamie
spent Friday In the country tn
guests OF Mrs. Don Richardson an
sister. Mrs. b. J. Mense.
Rev. Snapp preached at the Metho
dist church Sunday morning an
Mrs. w. b. Flanders and daughter
Miss Eloise. left Sunday afternoon TO
Kansas City. where they will renal
for several days while the latter IN