The Marshall republican., 1914-03-20
NELSON.

- Wnite. MI. Zahringer came ul
sunday morning and they remained
until Monday.
Miss Christine Nelson did not max,
her usual visit at home Saturday ant
sunday. but as the high school stud
ents were given a holiday on Friday
she visited with one OF her friendl
in town until Monday morning.
MIR. Travis Carpenter. who Is work.
Ing for Jones OF Kansas City. cam,
down Sunday morning aud spent tn,
day with friends Ia town.
Rev. sheltman. who held Il meet.
ing at the Presbyterian church last
winter. came in Friday aud remained
until Monday. the guest Of friends.
Tie conducted services at the Presby-
tcrlan church sunday morning and
evening. A large congregation lis
tened TO him at both services.
on account OF a wreck, Rev. shor.
ter could not make connection, so
there was no preaching at the Chris
tian church nj all Sunday.
Mrs. James Cordry went to Kansas
City Wednesday to see her daughter,
Mrs. Roy Cordry, who ~ still In the
hospital Tbe latter viii be able to
return to her home IN Nowata. Okla.
homa In the near future however.
Mr.. virgil Canada went to 81. Louis
Tuesday to buy the spring goods for
Baker and Canada. lie was accom-
panied as far as Jefferson city by
Master Johnlic McClclland. who wont
20 visit bis brother. Mr.. Oscar McC!cl-
land.
Mr.. aud Mrs. H. o. Bagnell and
children spent Wednesday In town
with Mrs. 6. T.. williams. Mrs. Sag
nell attended tho Wednesday club at
Mrs. Shucks In the afternoon.
Mrs. G. -. Davis was In town We'd
nesday. She tells us that her moth
or. Mrs. a. G. Jones r. still very poor
ly. Mrs. Davis spends most OF her
time with her mother.
Mrs. Henry Hufford and children
and Mr.. aud Mrs. Joe Dunnayant ana
daughter. Florence. are visiting rele-
tives In the country.
Messrs Lon charles and Lee Land
among those from the country
who transacted business here We'd
nesday.
MIR. Emil Ellingson came down
from Marshall sunday morning and
spent the day with friends here.
The w. e. T. u. mot with Mrs. Irwin
Williams Monday afternoon and sev.
eral new members were enrolled.
a goodly number Of leaguers met
In the home Of Dr. aud Mrs. Barnes
Monday evening and practiccd on the
memory gems 10 be learned by the
next socinl entertainment.
Messrs Henry Hayob and Claude
samuels OF Marshall spent Sunday In
town the guests Of friends.
Al the election held here Saturday
Measrs l.. NJ. Nelson and VIM. CowRn
were nominated TO the position OF
school directors In the places OF Mes
srs VIM. Thompson and u. Il. Staples,
who have served for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Cation came IN
Tuesday from sedalia. where the for
mer has been in u business college
this winter. Mr.. Cation has finished
his work In the college but has notyct
obtained II position. lie and Mrs.
Cation will visit with relatives n while.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Thomas OF
Arrow Rock are in town this week
papering the building In which Mr..
Fowler intends opening up a store
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith spent
Sunday in town with Flnis Finley and
wife. Mr.. and Mrs. John Buxton ana
children were also guests IN the Fin
ley home Sunday.
Master Roger McClelland Is out Of
school On account OF sickness this
week.
The ladies OF the Wednesday club
met with Mrs. l.. I. shuck this week.
The program for the afternoons en-
tertainment WAS gotten up In honorof
81. Patriek's day. and the ladies' all
report a mos enjoyable time.
Mr., Dump Warren of Marshall has
been visiting his grandfather, j. W.
Pirtle for several days.
A number OF young people went out
10 the home Of Mr., n, r. Thornton.
Monday night to pnrctice on the mem
DRY gems for the league contest TO be
held in March.
DIR. NJ. G. McAlister and Mr.. Iva
Canada spent a portion OF the week In
Jefferson City. The latter went down
efffh tho infanfInn ~ gaIlGaa 1T