The Marshall republican., 1913-05-16

SWEET SPRINGS

lick was accompanied by her little
son.
DR.. Scoggin, the young veterinary
surgeon, who settled i'm Sweet Spr-
inss a year or two ago, died on sun
dag Hisht after a weeks very pain
full Illness of tetanus,, brought on by
injuries resulting from being thrown
from his buggy some time ago.
Thu ..sr,lla Club was entertained
on F.iiay o.. week be ore last by Miss
lola atwood at h.r cottage on the
sprir grounds.
The unien Sunday school picnic for
wb!ch arrangements have leen in
cor.C up. ton ior sent ti..c g.. the
VARIOUS committees, Is TO be heId on
the spring grounds on Thursday. June
the 9Th and is TO be an all day
affair.
The ladies OF the aid society of the
Presbyterian church, held a market
on Saturday afternoon at the Herald
office. On account of the inclem-
ency OF the weather there was not SO
large an attendance as at the former
market, still the ladies consider they
did very well.
Miss Myrtle Smith arrived at home
on Wednesday morning from a six
weeks stay In Panama, New Orleans
and other points.
Mrs. Robert Cary arrived on Tues
day a week ago lrom Kansas City and
will spend the sumner at her cottage
on the spring grounds. Miss Layinia
Yerby will spend the summer holt
days with Mrs. Cary.
Al a recent meeting OF the school
board the complete list OF teachers
was elected for the coming year, they
are as follows: w. /. Oliver, super
intendent: Miss Bessie CLANCY, prin-
cipal: Miss Elizabeth Fombelle, La
ton teacher: Miss Elizebeth Reavis.
English: Miss Pearl Williams, 9Th
and 9TH grades; Miss Sadie Wheeler,
4th and 9Th; Miss Wilma Miller. End
and I'd; Mrs. Willie McLeskey, prim-
airy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Columbus Mitchell.
Mrs. Kissick and daughter from Okla
homa and Kansas City are the guests
OF Mr.. MItchell's father and brothers.
Mrs. J.. Il. Godlove accompanied by
her brother. Mr.. Sam Lynch are In
Kansas City for n visit OF several
weofs with relatives.
Mir. Robert Hall OF Kansas city
came-in on, Saturday night and spent
Sunday with the family OF his father.
Mr.. w. G. Hall: returning TO Kan
sac City on Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. d. p. Weathers OF the Hughes
ville neighborhood was in town last
week the guest OF his nephew, Mr..
John Mcclure.
Attorney Wayne Hayman was IN
sedalia from Monday until wednes-
day. afternoon attending circuit
court.
Miss Ray OF Louisville, Kentucky
will arrive this week for an extended
visit to Mrs. John Bellany on Locust
street.
Mr.. Mason Brown arrived at home
on Thursday morning from the win
ter's stay In California. Mrs. Brown
accompanied him as far as Kansas
Chy where she remained for a few
days visit to her son and daughter
in-law. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Brown.
Mr.. Gus Asche is critically III OF
1aundice and other complications at
his residence on Virginia avenue.
Mr.. J.. VI. Banks OF the Herald left
on Thursday morning for Marshall to
attend a called meeting OF the Synod
OF Missouri. He left the Herald In
the capable hands OF his son, Mr..
Mister Banks.
Mrs. Dorothy Bangs left on Thurs
day morning for Newton, Kansas.
where she will begin housekeeping
in neal future. Mrs. Bangs spent
several weeks with her mother, Mrs.
ID. E. Simrall. during which time she
went to Boonville for a very enjoy
allie visit to Miss Edna Williams.
Mrs. j. Willis Smith returned to
her home on Friday night after be-
ing for two weeks at the bedside of
her niece's husband, DR.. Montgomery
In Kansas City. DR.. Montgomery
was very Ill. but at present writing is
recovering rapidly.
Miss Clifford OF Hughesville, was
the guest of Miss Maize Bridges at
Mrs. A. p. Wilson's on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mrs. ]. x. Hooker left on Monday
morning for st. Louis to visit the
family of her son, Mr.. Lon Hooker
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