The Marshall republican., 1913-02-21
NELSON NEWS.

NH farm iuesudy mOTHlns.
Mrs. Seats has been on the sick
list for several days.
News was received Wednesday
morning of the death of Charlie Dot
son of Longwood. For some time he
had suffered from rheumatism. Mr..
Dotson formerly lived in Nelson and
his wife and children have the SYM
patty of all our people.
Mrs. Anna Potter and Mr.. Harry
Smith OF the country were among
Wednesdays visitors to town.
The ladies of the Wednesday club
entertained their husbands at the
home of Mrs. r. b. Thorp Wednes-
day evening. After refreshments a
nice program was carried out.
w. Il. Bell OF Cassville came down
from Kansas City Thursday and to-
gether with his daughter and grand
son, Mrs. Frank Mari and William
MARI, spent the day with Mrs. james
Cordry. MIR. Bell returned TO Kan
sas City on the afternoon train.
Miss Harriet Smith entertained
the p. /. f. club Thursday evening.
Mrs. James Buntin and daughter
Jennie were shopping in town FRI
day.
Harry Smith has returned from
Kansas City. where he was present
with his brother Walton during the
operation which the latter under
went.
Miss Nettie Young was in town
Friday and from her we learn that
she will return with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson to California in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Smith enjoy
ed n visit from the formers two
younger brothers last week. The
young men returned TO their home In
Kansas City Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Tom Fowler went TO Mar
shall Friday afternoon and returned
Saturday morning.
The ladies' OF the Christian church
served lunch at the sale given by J.
J.. Staples and WI Embrey Friday.
Mrs. Clyde williams and Mis-
Laura Lee Vaughan of Napton drove
down for n short while Saturday af-
ternoon.
Miss Christine Nelson went a.
Marshall Friday afternoon and re-
turned Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. F. Wiley have
sold their property near town 10 W
Elgin, Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley intends
leaving for California In the near fu-
tLre.
Rev. Snapp preached at the Metho.
cist church Sunday morning but or
account OF the meeting which Is be.
ing held at the Presbyterian church
he did not preach In the evening.
Mrs. Frank McAllister arrived
Saturday morning and Senator =. W
McAllister Sunday morning for o
visit with Mrs. Horace McAllister
who has been on the sick list for
seine time.
Mrs. Harry Redd came up from
Rlackwater Sunday afternoon and
visited with Mrs. l.. /. Shuck for .
short while. She returned late In
the afternoon with her mother. Mrs
Holman. who drove up from ou'
%neighboring city.
Mrs. Irwin Williams eutertianot
Rev. Snpp mad Miss Verna IcAllis.
ter Sunday at dinner.
Ohio Canada left Sunday after
noon for Pueblo. Colo. where he In
tends remaining tor some time.
Messrs. Maurice Bailey and Claude
Samueis of Marshall spent Sunday IN
Nelson.
Miss Launa Williams left Sunday
afternoon for Kansas City, where sh'
will work In a Wholesale house about
ten days before buying the spring
stock OF hats for Nelson ana Fland
ers.
John Zahringer came w from
Pilot Grove Sunday after the car that
he and Mr.. Thompson purchase
from Ray Lotspeich. Lester White
accompanied the former home.
MIR. and Mrs. Lewis Petry and Mr.
and Mrs. A. Petry and children
spent Sunday afternoon in the coun'
try.
Mr.. and Mrs. James lobe and lit
tie daughter Martha spent Sunda,
with the formers mother. Mrs, Joe
Mood.
Misses Maurine Gauidin and Muir
reii Blosser OF Malta Bend are visit
ing with Mrs, C. b. Davis at hei
country home near here. They spent
Sunday night with Miss LAWNS
Alexander and on Monday visited the
school.
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