The Marshall republican., 1913-06-20
SWEET SPRINGS

Mrs. Sue Mcconnell spent la
= week In Kansas City returning o
Thursday.
Miss Edgar of Sedalia Is the CUES
OF her uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mir
G. II. Kelley. for a visit OF som
length.
Mrs. g. NJ. Winston and daughter
Miss Fern Winston left on the G a. m
train on Monday morning for a shop
ping expedition In Kansas City.
Mr.. James T.. Turner OF the count,
near town. who has been III for soy.
erai weeks. died on Sunday morning
Attorney Wayne Hayman went tc
Sedalia on Wednesday. where h,
spent several days on legal business
While in Sedalia Mr.. Hayman had q
fall and was seriously injured. He Is
recovering at present writing.
Mr.. William Simrall came home
from Columbia on "Wednesday and
viii spend the summor holidays with
his mother. Mrs. ID. Il. Simrall.
The German Lutheran Sunday
school gave n large picnic on the rpr.
ing grounds on Thursday OF last week.
The Sweet Springs orchestra furnish
ed the beautiful music for the occa-
sion and an elegant lunch was sery-
cd In great abundance. II was n
pretty sight TO watch the gaily dress
ed little giris and boys marching with
wreaths aud flags to the picnic.
Mr.. u. II. Coffelt died on Thursday
night after n lingering illness. iIr.
Coffelt last week underwent the
operation OF having his leg amputa.ed
and died from the effects OF the OPP
Grafton.
DR.. and Mrs. Harrison with their
two daughters, motored over from
Marshall on Sunday and visited Mrs.
Robert Carey and Miss Lavinia VERIFY
ut Mrs. Carey's cottage In the park.
Little Miss Loreen Coigt OF scdalla.
who has been visiting her aunt. Mrs.
w. j. Holzen, returns TO her home OH
Wednesday OF this week.
Miss Mary Olive Francisco Is at
tending the summe school session ai
Warrensburg, but Will return here In |
the fall and teach the Elder Ridge
school west OF town.
Mrs. Howard Potts and baby dau-
ghter OF Kansas City are the guestF
of Mrs. Potts sister. Mrs. c. u. Hall |
Mrs. w. G. Hall and Miss Matte |
Hall returned on Friday night from
a two weeks visit TO Mrs. Hugo Hen. |
nesay OF Marshall. Miss Josephine
.tIennesay returned with Mrs. and
Miss Hall and will spend some time
With her friends here.
Miss Myrtle Smith was hostess for
A morning reception at the City Hotel
On Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Frank Nelson and Mr.. Lake.
left last week for south Mis-
'ouri. where they will spend u week
two hunting and fishing.
Miss Marie Evans attained her
welfth birthday last week and enter
aimed a good many OF her young fri
'nds in honor OF the occasion.
Mr.. Warren Hedges took two hun
ired pounds of beautiful honey on
Monday morning. Mr.. Hedges has p
of bees, which he finds pro.
Messers w. G. and Jack Hall re-
urned on Saturday night from Hig-
iinsville. 90,
Mrs. John Brown of Fulton Ia the
,uest of Mrs. G. W. Smith and Mrs.
4. q. Brown.
Mr.. Charles Reavis returned last
'eek from Kansas City, where he has
cen In a hospital for several weeks
lie returns with health much improv-
d.
Miss Mary Neale OF Higginsville
as here for several days last week.
listing friends and relatives.
The music pupils of Miss Mary ID
hughes are to give a recital at the
church here on Tuesday
yening the 18th. Miss Hughes has
aught here for nearly a year and has
splendid class, which Is doing fine
'ork. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Branson from near +,
Ii%gginsville were here Saturday and
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. /,
I. Cooper. |,
Miss Golden Lynch of Odessa Is In 1
the guest OF Miss GsrFude God {,
)ve and Miss Ruth Banks. |,
Mr.. Amos Elsner and Miss Emma ,
'aegelin were married on Sunday
be 18th int, at the resident OF the !
ride nea town. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. John have pur- ,
hased the house on the corner of
Iarshall and Locust streets. which :
to Misses Heineman and I
illett and will build a modern cot q