The Marshall republican., 1913-05-23
SWEET SPRINGS

Rev. j. II. Wylte went TUESDAY TO
Boonville to attend a called meeting
OF Lafayette Presbytery and install
Rev. MIR. Green OF TEXAS as pastor OF
the Boonville church. At the meet
ing OF Presbytery Mr.. Floyd Francis
Gauldin was examined and licensed to
preach.
Mrs. Roy Morris and Miss Virginia
| sewell, both of Houstonia, drove up
on Tuesday afternoon and visited
! Miss Lavinia VERIFY and Mrs. Robert
Cary.
The ladies aid Of the Presbyterian
church is scheduled to meet on Tues
day OF this week with Mrs. J. l.. Cog
gin on Bridge street.
There was no preaching at any OF
the churches on Sunday az the bacca-
laureate services were held at the
| Christian church. instead Of a SER
mon. as usual. there was an address
delivered by Mr.. i. J.. Hall, superin-
tondent OF schools at Marshall. The
/ address was excellent and most inter
esting and was heard by o large au-
dience.
Mr.. william n. Henry OF Pueblo,
Colorado was the guest last week OF
the family OF Mrs. +. J. Pelot.
Building and improving combined
with house-cloaning goes merrily on
I'm our town. MIR. ID. L. Smith has
laid the foundation Tor o modern
home on Ray street. c. X. Uric beine
/ the contractor. Mr.. Lewis Kings
| beautiful home on the same street r.
nearing completion. Mr.. +. l.. Spur.
peon's house on Bridge street be-
gins to look rs II II might be finished
In the near future. New porches are
being added to several other homes.
Mrs. +. G. Hayman OF near Hous-
tonia. arrived at home on Wednesda.
morning, after spending six weeks In
New York city. with her daughter,
Mrs. Kenton Hartman.
Born on Thursday morning to DR.
and Mrs. Z. q. Adams. an oighi
pound son. Samuel is the name Civ
en- the q arrival.
4 card from Miss Daisy Smith. who
IL at present touring the Holy land
comes dated at Jerusalem. She writes
there could not be n more interesting
time 10 be IN the Holy city rs II !
crowded with pilgrims from MI o. p
the world. besides the ordinary f.
tcrcHt connected always with iar
place. There u row n Mohammednn
festival IN progress.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Berry drove
over 10 H%oustonia on sunday and
spent the day with relatives. Mrs.
Berry having been an invalid 50 LONG,
5 this Is the first time she has been able
. TO take 30 long a drive for more than
a year and her friends are congretu'
= lating her.
Rev. q. T.. Shauklin went the latter
part OF last week to Moberly where he
r preached the funeral OF a %brothcr-in'
Law who died there recently.
So. Forrest Tisdale went last week
to Ncntonvllle, Arkansas and brought
. hi lther, Mr.. John Tlsdale to Rich
I rr . Mo-, e the home OF his sister
I Nj .. Tisdale returned on Saturday
nj.
O e. and Mrs. s. i. Brown have re
me d 10 the farm belonging 10 Mr.
Q f., I Bening near Houstonia, where
the will remain for the summer.
ri The closing exercises of the public
Il school will take place this week. Th'
eirhth grade exercises VIII be oil
Monday night and the principal ad
dress at this will be by Mr.. William
T. Bellamy OF Marshall. Tuesda!
, night viii occur the annual common
cement exercises. The following ar
the names OF graduates: Gladv
Achamire, Frances Blain, Charm Den
~ ham, Virginia Dickerson, Louise Jack
Y son. Ada King, Cora Lynch, Eta Nc
n Allister. Sylvia Smith, Samuel Blail
and Forrest Long. An address 4
q the class VIII be given by Prof, |. \
y Fv~c~a. dean % the Missouri Wolfe.
NH ,,,l .1nraAf hannt.