The Marshall republican., 1913-02-28

NELSON

MIS-. VIII Elgln mas been SICK Tor
several days.
Miss Ada Shuck of Kansas City is
visiting her brother, DR.. A. L. ShucS,
and family.
Misses Maurine Gauldin and MUIR
rell Blosser. returned to their home
In Malta Bend the first of the week.
w. l.. Cordry has secured a posi-
ton in Owata, Okla. He intends
moving his family there in the near
future.
Rev. Crockett OF Longwood preach
ed at the Presbyterian church We'd
nesday night.
Jack Thorp and daughter, Miss
Lula, attended services in town We'd
nesday night.
J. j. Staples, A. Petry, l.. Petry
and S. b. Thompson went to Kansas
City the first OF the week. The form
er purchased an auto and together
with the Messrs. Petry returned in
It,. Mr.. Thompson returned on the
train Thursday morning.
The high school pupils had a holt
day Thursday as Mr.. Payne. q piano
tuner from Sedalia. was in town and
spent the day tuning the high school
piano.
Supt. James Lynch OF Marshall was
down Wednesday and spent the day
visiting in our school.
Rev. Price OF Napton spent Thurs
day in Nelson visiting friends.
ODE MARI OF the Ridge Prairie
vicinity was transacting business in
town Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Methodist church spent Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. o. Bowler quilt
ing for her.
George Thomas Is doing some pa
pering for W. -. Flanders this week.
Mrs. T.. ID. Sappington intends ac-
companying some OF her Marshall
friends to Washington. ID. c., TO take
IN the inauguration.
Walter Shouse OF Blackwater was
n Wednesday visitor in town.
Mrs. J. VI. Baker has been on the
sick list for several days.
Ernest Gibson and wife left We'd
nesday for Lamar. Mo. For several
weeks they have been visiting with
Mrs. Gibson's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
James Gray, both OF whom have been
sick for some time.
Ralph Duggins Of Marshall was
here Friday on busciness.
Walter lobe Of Kansas City visited
his mother here the first OF the week.
]. A. Harvey has sold his farm
near Ridge Prairie to Henry Griffith.
]. A. Payne moved the %caiaboose
from Main street TO South Garnet
: this week.
A. W. Gillespie OF near here made
n business trip to Marshall wednes-
day.
Deal Reynolds Of Arrow Rock
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lewis Petry spent
Friday In Boonville doing some shop
ping.
The following from Nelson drove
Blackwater Thursday night on n hay
wagon to take In the home talent
play given there; X. b. Thorp and
daughter. Miss virgie. Miss Lula
Thorn aud Miss verna McAllister.
q. w. Davis OF Marshall was here
Friday on business.
The play given NJ the city hall Sat
urday night was we'll attended. a
number OF out-of-town people being
present. The proceeds were divided
between Mr.. Former. who had the
training In hand. and the Ladies'
Cemetery club.
Miss Sophia Wood OF Napton ID
visiting her aunt. Mrs. l.. Petry.
Rev. Lowell was to have preached
at the Christian church Sunday morn
Ing, but as the morning passenger
failed to come up he was forced &c
remain in B~oonville all day. He
came up on the afternoon passenger
but did not hold services on accoun'
OF the revival meeting which Is IL
progress at the Presbyterian church
The McClelland home is a regular
hospital this week. The four young
err children are sick with the grip.
A number of people from the coun
try near here came In Monday o
ing to attend the funeral OF Mrs. WI
Jeffress. whose remains We're brougn
down from Kansas City. Mrs. Jei
fress died in the hospital OF spina
meningitis. Her husband and thre
children survive her. Rev. Rec
conducted the funeral services q
the Baptist church. The inter'ner
uae made I'm tho NaIsOn cemetry.