The Marshall republican., 1913-12-26

west OF Marshall was shopping hero
Friday.
Mrs. Pcyton Brown and Mrs. G. Il.
Brown OF Fairville were here shop
ring Friday.
Mrs. }. y. Barrow Icu Saturday for
Biythcsvillc, Ark, after a visit t.
friends and relatives here.
Evorctto Manning ana wife OF Pine
willie who we're here for a BRIEF visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. George Althouse left
Monday.
Mrs. joe Hamn OF the county near
shackelford was hero Friday to dc
some shopping aud to attcud the
prior-Robortson reception.
Mrs. Susan Potter who divides her
time with the families or Mrs. A. J..
Haincs and Mr. Azzo Potter will be
ct the Haincs country homc for holt
day week and FOR some time longer.
~ j. Graves OF near Function
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
mother, Mfs. Jerry Graves and Rev.
~ G.. Bottoms family al their home
on East Ycrly. lie returned 30 his
home Monday.
John r Rhoadcs and r. +. Hump
oI Hlrtsr wcro IN Mnr.hall Thursday
.rloy Say tho union moHling that has
boon N progress !or - days past In
our ncighhcrlng city continues to In
crease Ia interest.
Mias AHnlo Anderson and Mial.
sholr OF Canada viii arrive Saturday
'oF q visit 20 Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Campbell at their East North street
homo. Miss she'r g. 2 sister Of Mrr
Campbell.
20 r.. Cood'oo of Kansas city. who
ls making o. rplauj.d rucroE8 IN manu-
o,tuiihg o. patented Sc. spent the,
holidays Visiting his mother at Nap.
On aud uionds en- Marshall. Ir
Cooaloc recently made an improve
mont in the patent ON hts tic.
!. l.. uoaioss OF Halt1 Bond o..
aioriing O handsome set OF dishes.
which Lc recently received ag q prom.
inn. Mr. DeIOss has the dishes an
homo 20 should experience no dini
Guilty In gotting o vile.
j. 70. Foster, or northwest OF town,
trerrht IN q Jack rabbit Saturday
Ncish'ag o.. uad a hulf pounds
which he shot On biH place. Jack
al'i,s arc getting scarce. but some
are found yot.
Roy stolnholi or. who IL q junior
20 Baker uulyo'a'ty. Baldwin. En".,
i spending the liday vacation with
hla parents. Roy. ana Nra. s. j. Stein.
holmpr On South Enslosh. Roy g..
very much pleased with hts school
work and expects to graduate in an
other year.
Nr. gnd Mrs, Dave Anderson who.
layo been NJ Excelsior for some time
on acc,"ut OF the lattcr's health have
return . their country home, west
oil MarsnHil Their friends viii be glad
to knew .nat Mrs. Anderson Is much
improved I'm health and feels that her
eolonrn at tho springs was very honc-
lcial.
i.las Grace Burns end brother
Clyde, came down from Kansas City,
Kas, last week to attend the funeral
OF their sistcr-in-law, Mrs. Bessie
ruTns. returning home Friday after
o Miss Burns says they are very
mucn pleased with their c home
but sim have n warm SPOT for their
old friends "a Marshall.
Mrs. Charles Harper left Friday
morning tor her homo In Hutchinson.
Kansas, after ton days visit with her
cunt and uncle. Mr., aud Mrs. Harry
sgilcr. Mrs, Harper has not been In
Marshall for about % years. She re-
porte q very pleasant time while in
her old home town. Her aunt Mrs.
Harry Saileni wont ms far ms Kansas
.city MIlA bsT y, visit with an aunt
end g9fle there, nos
d6o,lW Thomus, chief engineer ut
the Missouri Colony, viii 10 to the
Hospital ut Fulton. Mo-, the. first Of
the year, where he has secured a more
lucrative position. Mr.. Thomas
worked a number OF years ago ut Full
ten and has many friends there. II
Is TO be regretted that he and his fam
lily leave Marshall, whore they have a
large number OF friends. Mr.. ]. w,
Barker, who has been the chief en-