The Marshall republican., 1913-07-04
SWEET sPRsNGs

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souri, Christian Endeavor Union will
be held at Sweet Springs July %, 2aI
and "a, 1913. The societies of the
several churches here have appointed
committees for various purposes and
lit IL hoped we may have an excellent
convention.
Tho party given by Mrs. @. NJ.
Winston on Tuesday last to announce
the engagement of her daughter, Miss
Fern Winston to Mr.. G. w. Peeler
was a very beautiful one. II was a
luncheon at high noon and covers
were laid for twelve. the classmates
end intimate friends OF the young
hostess. The place cards were tint
ed yellow and painted In tiny blue
forgetsme-nots, which colofs we're car-
tried out In all the decorations of the
house and table. The place cards
we're tied with yellow and blue rib
be ms and announced the engagement.
As the hostess drew hers out her
pretty engagement ring. a diamond
ksolitaire. was attached to It. The
luncheon was served in four courses
and was excellent and carefully sery-
ed. ..st..
Miss Mary Ferguson Smith is tho
guest OF her aunts. Misses Angie and
ode Berry.
Miss Ellen Hedger goes on Mon
day night to Sedalia to meet the ex-
%ecutive committee OF the Lafayette
Presbytery and make out the pro-
gram for the fall meeting OF the Pres
bytery which is to take place at
Napton Memorial church in October
Mrs. T, A. Norris and little daugh-
FER Katharine and Miss Eula Reavis
Of Sedalia came out on Tuesday
morning and attended the luncheon
given by Mrs. @. NJ. winston on that
day. Mrs. Norris and daughter re-
turned TO their home later In the
week. Miss Eula remained in Sweet
Springs with her mother for a stay OF
&c me weeks.
DIR. l.. G. Neele died at his home
northeast OF Sweet Springs on last
Wednesday the 25th. DIR. Neele was
formerly a resident OF Sweet Springs,
but removed to his farm some years
$50.
Mr. John Wilson OF st. Louis came
In on Saturday morning and spent the
week end with his father, Mr.. J. T.
Wilson.
Misses Ruth Banks and Ruth wylie
are invited to spend the Fourth In
sedalia. the guests OF Miss Mary
Hughes on Broadway.
Tuesday. July LIST. is missionary
|, day In. Sweet Springs aud the various
societies will meet and each have
good programs prepared. The ladies
OF the Christian church meet with
' Mrs. James Smith In the country.
r west OF town and are anticipating a
{ delightful trip.
Mr. T. G. Andrew left last week for
Efan sxtended tour OF the eastern
states. lie expects to be at Gettys-
; burg, Pennsylvania. In time TO soc the
celebration Of the 50th anniversary
OF the famous battle. there.
Mr.. Clyde shanks. who purchased
from his father. q part OF the Tisdale
property is building a modern home
There. Mr.. J. NJ. Ramsey ia the con-
. tractor, r
Miss Mary ID. Wilson arrived on
/ Sunday night from North Dakota,
where she has been teaching for a
Q year and Is with the family OF her
q grandfather. Mr.. Thomas Berry.
Mrs. John Brown OF Fulton left on
Thursday for her home after Q two
!, weeks visit to Mrs. G. w. Smith.
S Mr.. Martin Elsner Of our town sur
prised his friends by taking to himself
/ a bride, who was Miss Smith Of the
Q City OF st. Louis. The marriage took
( place June 19th In st. Louis.
n Mrs. Bette Mclntire and her two
. children are expected the latter par'
+ OF this week to visit Mrs. McIntire's
father and sisters. Mr.. Mclntire II
making a tour OF the north as tuto'
to a young man.
Mrs. b. F. Mcclure OF near Hous
tonia returned the latter part OF las
Q week from Kansas City. where sh'
visited her daughter. Mrs. Martin
Benning. While In Kansas City Mrs
Mcclure attended the wedding OF hel
! tson Grover Mcclure at Liberty, Mo.
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