The Marshall republican., 1913-08-08
SWEET SPRINGS

and sister. Mr.. ". strong Smith and
Miss Myrtle smith. Mrs. Corano
notored over from warrensburg In
her Limbert car.
Mrs. ID. Il. simrall returned on
Thursday from Newton. Kansas.
where che has been the guest for two
weeks OF her daughter. Mrs. Frank
Bangs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coleman, with
their little girl, Frances, we're here
last week for a few days, visiting Mr..
and Mrs. j. NJ. Barks.
Rev. J.. r. wylie leaves Tuesday
a afternoon OF this week for a visit TO
Kentucky and Tennessee, where he
viii spend his months vacation with
friends aad relatives. His little dau-
ehtar Mary goes with him.
Mrs j. l.. Gogsin leaves on Tues
day for Pueblo. Colorado. where she
an join her brother ana family Tor
20 camplnl trip OF a few weeks.
Mr.. IS. T. Eollamy. Jr., spent q part
OF last week here the guest OF re-
lutiycs.
There Is to be- a farmers picnic at
McAllistcr Springs on Tuesday, Aug
lust 9Th. II ~ 10 be an all-day picnic
and an extended program has been
prepared Tor tho occasion Some
good speakers being present and OF
course q splendid dinner will be sery-
ed.
Mrs. u. Sam Hays has been quite
il for several weeks past and IL no
better at this writing. a trained
nurse from I.ansas city IL at her bed
side.
Mrs. S. G. Nealc and little son.
John Vance, are expected in the early
part OF this week to visit friends here.
Mr. Ncalc will join them later on.
Died nj about nine o'clock on sun
day night the spirit OF Mrs. q. H.
Shanklin took lts flight from earth to
heaven. Mrs. shanklin has been
very ~ for some weeks and gradual
~ growing worse until the end came.
The funeral services were conducted
by Rev. J.. T.. Wylie at the home on
Locust street. ana the remains were
taken tn Mobcrly to be laid beside
her father aud mother. Two sisters
and o brother were here during the
last few days. SIR. Shanklln's many
friends are feeling great sympathy |
for him In this great aiiliction, both
he and his wife being greatly beloved
here. not only by his own people, but
by all classes.
Roy. j. G.. shec;elford and daugh-
ter, M!gs Emma. will arrive on We'd
uesday OF this week and take posses.
sion OF their cottage on Spring street
Mss Emma will teach here the ensu.
Ing year. having been elected by the
school board to Gll the position made
yGcant by Miss Chaney's resignation.
William slmrall returned to his
homo from Hughosyille on Sunday
Afternoon and VIII spend a short time
with his mother aud sister.
Miss Clough OF Marshall is the
guest OF Mrs. Hattie Parsons.
Mrs. Norris and baby daughter
from Sedalia, arrived on Friday after
neon and are visiting Mrs. Norris sis
tiers. Mrs. George Winston and Mrs.
Maggie Reayis.
Captain II. s. Kinney of San An
tonic. Texas, arrived Tuesday Of this
week for a stay of some length with
the family OF Mr.. w, G. Hall.
see that Shungopayi, the famous
indian medicine man win be n perior-
mer ut the Redpath-Vawter Chautau-
qua IN Marshall and be certainly will
draw a crowd. All the children
should be allowed TO go and see him
for his magic will certainly entertain
them as much as the older people.
Miss Florence Jeisch OF sedalia Is
the guest of Mrs. +. c. Hayman near
Houstonia.
Mrs. G. r. Holtzon leaves OIL Tues
day for her home In Independence,
after a visit of two weeks with fri
ends here.
Mr.. A. c. Frazier came over on
Wednesday from the Peabody farm
near Marshall and took his wife home
with him. She had been visiting
here for a week or ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugar H~ennesay OF
Marshall, motored over on Tuesday
and spent The day and night with the
family Of Mrs. Hennesay's father, Mr..
c. Hall. They were accompanied
by Mr. II. b, Hennesay and their two
daughters, Josephine and Eleanor,
IThey made the trip from Marshall in
lust one hour and eight minutes.
Mrs. T. II. Smith of Houstonia
came up last Monday with her two
children and several nephews, took
Ia. tba Nc, ,arn,r