The Marshall republican., 1913-11-07


time OF a paralytic stroke. improves
very slowly. At times he Is better
and other times not so well. We
hope q Mir. Meyers speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Christie Of St
Louis. former residents OF the Ilern.
don nelghborhood were guests The
frat OF the week OF their daughter
Mrs. May piper. 800 South Jefferson
They returned Tuesday TO st. Louis
j. II. McChesney OF Quincy. H., IS
visiting his brother. Jack SicChesney.
this week. lie Is IN the automobil,
business at Quincy but expects TO be
In Marshall. his Iormer home. several
weeks.
Charles Fromme who has been
vith the Leyhe-Downing clothing Co..
H. the tailorying department, n NUN
Ter OF years has given up the position
and will do tailoring work at hi
home on Eastwood.
!. V. l.. Davis informs us that his
daughter. Mrs. Eva Herring. who e.
~ of typhoid fever at her home ~
sodalia Is improving and that he cX
poets his wire. who has been VIII
the daughter the past month. hom,
H. n few days.
Mrs. J. V. l.. Davis returned q,
her homo IN Marshall this week iron
Sedalia where she had been attend
ing her daughter. Mry. Eva llerrin.
who was III OF typhoid fcyor. Mrs
Davis brought her daughter bom
with her. Mr. Davis gays be- j. Sc.
glad To have his vile and daughto
home again aud we bopc that ~.
Herring will continue 10 improve.
Judge J. ~. Winning who ha'
Leen sick Tor sometime IL muc'
worse with little or no hope Of re-
coycry For a day or two he has bocn
IN an Unconscious condition. aud 1,
f. thought can live only Il few day
Mrs. Maud Ledbottor a nclec o.
Judge Winning Is assisting Mrs
Winning In the carc OF her uncle. an
Brutus Garrard is also helping e
take care OF him.
Mrs. G. G. F.shrr and Miss TIL.
Fink we're tho b%OHtcurCY iu a yer
d,lightiul manner 20 the ladies d. a.
Sadie nEcklgbd missionary ,y'.Ct! A.,
the FirBt Presbyterian church D.
evening last week. II u The custoI
o. this Hotirty 10 entertain turn abe.
at six O'Clock luncheon. this Icing tb
hour on this occ1fion when O dcllc.o,
three course spread was served. III
diversion for the evening congigto
OF the HIGHEST ambition o. c'ch o,
bcing acted IN p%antomino which crCa
cd u great deal OF morr!mcnt.
Rev. J .. Smith and wife went I,
Nelson Tuesday. The PARSONAGE bull;
tor thom IL completed. aud they will
move In at once. their houscholt
goods were shipped q day or two ago
Rev. W. NJ, Raider and family VIII
move into the resident on East Arrow
vacated by Mr.. Smiths family.
NJ. II. Sweeney, resident agent for
the Reliable Life and Accident instr
ance Company OF ST. Louis presented
u claim to his company October Is
for injuries received by Jacob Epper-
son who run II nail IN his hand while
working Tor jet Rose, and receive,
o check three days later for the dam
ages, Mr.. Sweeney also uro~"0'o'
cl1im Tuesday Of this week for Char
ley ipcr who had his La,, .u...
by having T. cellar door fall on him
While working At the Republican
office.
Mrs. Frank Hinnah of Slater, route
I, writes us that she has just return
cd lrcm Forest Green. Charlton Co.
Mo-, where she went to attend ho'
cousln, Miss Mary Teckemeyor's, wed
ding which took place October 30 e.
Edward Woihor, son OF Fritz and
Martha Welher, OF Little Roch. III
Teckemeyor Is a daughter OF Villa.
and nRelia Teckemeyer, Rev, ,.n
Of Forest Green was the o''lcia,i
minister. After the sceremony
hountiful luncheon was served TO Il
100 guests present, The bride az
groom received many useful pro9en'
They made a short honeymoon trip
ST. Louis aud have returned to Satin
county and will 30 to housekeepin
with the parents OF the groom nea
Little Rock, where the groom viii
work on the farm for his father.
Miss Ethlyn Scott n teacher OF the
Hardeman neighborhood was shop