The Marshall republican., 1913-04-25
NELSON

Messrs. T. Barnfieid and w. Croc-
kett are covering and doing repair
woIk in general on Mrs. l.. j.. San
Gidge's building. which at present is
occupied by Lester White.
Miss Lula Thorp visited with her
cousin, Mrs. Wade Higginbottham, the
first of the week.
The Tom Thumb wedding, which
WAS given at the Vert's Hall, Tuesday
evening. was fairly attended and was
a grand success. The groom. Master
Robert Thornton. and the bride, Miss
Dorothy Petry. carried M their
parts admirably. Master Roger Nc
Clelland and Miss Byrdie Lee McAli-
ster, as grandfather and grandma
Their. Midget, Master Roy Morris and
Ruth Flanders as father and mother
Midget, Master Charles Pratt and
Miss Dorothy Alexander as GRANDPA
ther and grandmother Thumb. Mas
ter Charles Liggett and Miss Thelma
Cowan as the preacher and his wife.
and Miss Lillis and Margaret Aiexan-
der and Loise Ault as the old maids.
were all very interesting and funny.
1.-THE pleasure and satisfaction deriv-
ed from the entire program by the
audience showed that each child had
done well.
Airs. W. u. Flanders entertained
the Wednesday club. Wednesday aft
ernoon.
Mir. and Mrs. John Zahringer OF
Eliot Grove came up one day last
week and took the latter's mother,
Mrs. Joe white. home with them
for a visit OF several days.
Mrs. Emma NcAIlister shipped
most OF her goods to Kansas City
the latter part OF the week. She In.
tends going soon. DR.. Barnes has al
ready moved part OF his furniture In.
to the house.
]. II. c. sandidge was up from
B~lackwater. on business a short while
Thursday.
; The young people who played the
Mechanics Reprieve In Blackwater
Monday night went TO Arrow Rocl
and gave the play there Saturda,
night.
Miss Ruth Sutiies OF jefferson
City came up Saturday afternoon foI
a visit with Miss Eloise Flanders.
Among those from the country
who were trading In town Saturda.
: were: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Traver
r and daughter. Miss Sadie. Mrs. Ro
bert Young. Mrs. Charlie Harvey an
{ sisters. Mrs. Foster Hilton, Mrs. Do
e Richardson. Mrs. VIM. LETTER. an
Mrs. Marion Gillespie.
y Mr.. w. T. Crockett fell from III
roof OF Lester Whites barber sho
to the concrete walk In front OF II
= Wednesday morning. He was helpin
about some repair work on II an
the scaffold upon which he wa
standing came loose. Al first he wa
thought to be seriously injured. rs h
g fell on his head and shoulders. bu
d examination proved the injury ne
so great as feared.
III Mr.. Eppie Jeffress spent sewers
days this week with friends In Roch
IL port.
% Mrs. Percy Gillespie OF Marshall
W visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Gillespie {
near here.
Miss Ethel Clickner came hon
Is Sunday and will take a weeks rel
~ before beginning her spring school
1.-THE northern part OF the state.
u Miss Linnie Cremar OF Blackwai'
1t spent Sunday the guest OF Mrs, F.
40 Ault.
u Mr.. Lewis Black has purchase
from Mr.. I. Verts. the land that III
T. right across the road from the scho
ni house.
W Rev. Cooper preached the bacc
u. laureate sermon at the Bapti
IL church, Sunday night. The house vi
AZ filled ia It's utmost capacity. A lar
OF number from Blackwater and d
as country near here attended.
fe MIR. and Mrs. Joe Dunnavant al
daughter. Florence. have return'
81 to town after an extended visit wi
ke relatives In the country.
Is. Mr., Erie sappington went to Boo
d. willie. Monday to consult DR.. Raver
or way about his ankle,
on Mrs. Emma McAllister and NJ
ne y. d. sappington went TO Blackwell
OF Monday morning to see Mrs. MI
mt Potter who has been quite sick
several days.
M Mr.. Ed. VIM OF Marshall cal
. - In ~ kara a.