The Marshall republican., 1913-11-07
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haAota came last week for n visit 4
Mrs. Morrison's daughter. Mrs. r. n
Hood. Mr.. and Mn, Murr,so,
formerly lived in sssts3d5dbh The,
80 from here after a months visit I,
Arkansas aud Texas, to visit thei'
sons. ..rusfaa
Miss Margaret Huston was hos,es,
to a halloween party on Friday even
Ing. Misses wilbine Belle Gaines
Katharine Journey and Katharin,
Campbell we're guests of honor ut tn,
entertainment. These young ladie.
we're visitors to Miss Huston from
Hisginsville.
Mrs. Sue Mcconnell left Monday
Afternoon OF this week for a few
days visit in Kansas City.
MIR. and Mrs Lester Wall left on
SUNDAY afternoon for Kansas City.
where they will place their little son
Richard under the care OF a special
ist. The little boy. they fear. is de-
lvcicrin- hi1 disease.
T. c. Andrews was appointed by
he school board TO represent u al the
state teachers association in st.
Louis this week.
Frank McGrew OF New Mexico ar
rived last week from Oklahoma.
v here he has been for several months
and is with his mother. Mrs. James
Evans.
our school was closed for several
days this week as some OF the teach
ers attended the State Teachers as
ISOLATION in ST. Louis. They will
probably bring back fresh ideas
which will be OF benefit TO our school
which ranks very high among the
schools OF the state and Ia very much
up-to-date. Prof. Oliver. Miss
Reavis and Miss Frombell attended
the association.
The Bazaar held by the Baptist
ladies Saturday IN the vacant build.
Ing on Lexington street. formerly oc.
cupied by Tisdale's Drug company.
vas n very great success. both from
q financial and social point OF view.
The ladies cleared about 500. Both
dinner and supper we're excellon,
and well patronized.
Mrs. Minnie wingfieid OF Seattle.
Washington. Is here the guest OF her
Mrs. II. G. Brown. on Bridge
W. c. Hall left Wednesday OF last
week for H~igginsyille where he win
be for some time at the Confederate
home at work.
Miss Ida Smith left on Thursday
for Kirksville where she will attend
the state Christian Endeayor conyen-
tion. having been appointed a dele
gate from the Christian YoplS Rco-
pies c. Z. society here.
Born. "a Mr.. and Mrs. Uric on
Thursday OF last week. a daughter.
Miss Ode Berry went TO Aullville
TO attend the Hallosaen
given by the ladies OF the W.
C.. T. L. She returned Sunday night.
Mrs. +. II. Tisdalt ieit M6hAGy to
attend the state conclaye of the l..
A. RS which was In session four days
n our neighboring city OF Lexington
The revival services at the Chris
tiGn church began Sunday. Rev. Dir.
Shanklin, the pastor OF the church.
viii do the preaching but an exce:-
lent vocalist from the east Will have
OF the music and II Is hoped
The meeting will be a very success .ul
one.
Mr.. Aliens family leave for Kan
City Thursday of this week. They
are followed by regrets and good
of their many friends here.
Mrs. J. E. wyiie. VINO has been
confined TO her home'for a week. suf-
from an attack OF pneumonia.
Ia well and about the house again.
Mrs. Z. c. Magness arrived last
week from Willis. Kas.. and Is the
OF her daughter. Mrs. T. b.
Rev. J. T.. wylie left Monday after
room OF this week for New Hope
near Aullville where he will
conduct a p~rotracted meeting for Rev.
+. a. Hall. Hh td tigp9 s7ai risI
s. f. Edwards sold his home In
addition TO his son.ih-laW.
VIM. vanarsdali. Mr.. Vanarsdaii
sold his farm near Elmwood to Fl. q!
Terrell and G. NJ. Winston sold his
on Daisy avenue 70 s. f..
All these give possession
the spring and Mr.. Winston will
a modern residence on HIS lot
purchased OF NJ. q. Brown. t770
Tuesday OF this week was Mission