The Marshall republican., 1913-07-18
NELSON

itturheu tHe .irSt OF the week from
Marshall where they visited a few
days with the latter's brother.
Mr.. Charlie Harvey happened TO
another very serious accident Tues
day morning while working with his
stock, a hog in some way ran against
him And cracked the bone In his leg
very close to the place where II was
broken this spring. At first II was
thought his leg was broken again,
but the doctor says the bone'is only
cracked aud that II viii not be nee
esssry Tor him to remain in bed but
a few days.
Mrs, Jane Campbell went TO Black
water Tuesday morning for a little
visit with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Jack Thorp was %transaeting
business In town Wednesday.
Mr.. John +. Hinton came down
from Marshall Tuesday and was n
guest In the home of Mrs. John
Thomas until Wednesday.
Almost all the men In town we're
summoned TO Marshall Thursday on
the Higginbottham and Thomas trial.
Oscar McClelland worked IN
sneed's drug store Thursday in place
OF p. NJ. S%andidge, who had to be In
Marshall.
Mrs. Muril Potter came up from
Blackwater Thursday afternoon and
spent the night with Miss Launa VIII
liams.
VIM. Travis was among those from
the country. who we're trading In
town Thursday.
Mr.. Everett Bell. who was former
ly a resident OF our town. but now
lives az Cassyille. Mo-. came In Thurs.
day afternoon for n visit with HE
many friends.
Miss Marian Staples who for Rev-
eral weeks has been visiting with he;
sister. Mrs. James Adams OF near
sedalia. came up Thursday afternoon
for a visit with her mother. Mrs. Sac
Staples and others near here.
DR.. shuck and family and Miss
Rylie Wing have returned from o
short visit with relatives In KansaF
City and Independence. They made
the trip In the formers car.
Mrs. Chiffon OF Boonville came az
Friday morning for a visit with her
daughter. Mrs. n. II. Scott OF near
here.
Mr.. LATE Thomas was among tho
passengers to Marhall Friday.
Miss Flora Payne, who lived In
our midst several years ago. but who
for some time has been living In Wis
c%onsin, came down from Marshall
Friday morning for a little visit with
her many friends In this vicinity.
II. II. Scott made n business trip
10 Marshall Friday morning.
Mossrs Linville White and Clar-
ence Taylor returned Friday morn.
ing from Marshall. where they had
been summoned on the Higginbottham
and Thomas trial.
DIR. NJ. q. McAlister attended the
National Dental association In Kan.
sas City the latter part OF the week
The members OF the p. !. L. clut
and Misses Lavinia Alexander and
Dorothy Finley as guests Of honor
met with Miss Mamie Sandidge
Thursday evening.
The work on Prof. L. NJ. Nelson's
house is going on apace. A base
ment and n new room below. to-
gether with several rooms above will
soon change the coy little cottage
into a spacious. beautiful dwelling,
When Mrs. Nelson and the children
who are away on a visit return. they
will scarcely recognize their home.
Miss Maude Busan spent n portion
OF the week visiting her cousin, Miss
Lula Thorn.
Miss Mamie Sandidge went to
s~hackelford Friday morning for q
visit with v. !. Winslow and family.
Mr.. d. II. Johnson returned Friday
morning from Marshall where he has
been t~ransacting business.
Mrs. Thurston MARI entertained
the following guests Sunday at din
nRer: 10 Mesdames r.. aad Geo, Ireland
OF Kansas city; Mr. Cart Ireland and
fau.iiy of MARSHALL and Misses Mary
and Mildred white ~ u' fss
Mr.. Roy Schondelmyre of Hustonia
came up Sunday afternoon and visit
ed with friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Lester white drove to Pilot Grove
and returned Sunday Afternoon. He
was accompanied by his mother. faith
err and sister, Miss Claribel.
Miss Ruby McCleliand and her
grandmother. Mrs, J. McCleliand
came in the first OF the week from
Mcpherson. Kansas, Miss Ruby has
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