The Marshall republican., 1914-05-22
SWEET SPRINGS.

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Court Yantis. late of Joplin. Mo.
Mrs. X. II. Elliott OF Kansas City
came in Sunday night and is visiting
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Hedger drove
over on Wednesday TO the home OF
Hon. +. c. Hayman near Houstonia.
Mr.. Hedger returned on Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Hedger remained
until Friday. on Thursday Mrs.
Hnyman and Mrs. iledger spent tho
day with their sister. Mrs. Mary Field
rear Longwood.
Miss Myrtle Smith entertained q
number Of her friends on last Satur-
day afternoon in honor of her sister,
Mrs. Dalla Coram of Warrensburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. VI. Hibbs with
their son. Harold of Kansas City. ar
rived early in the week TO visit Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. George and other
friends.
Mrs. y. j. Free arrived at home on
Thursday from Los Angeles. Cali
fornla where she spent the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. Walter
| Evans
viii T.. IIedger spent last Sunday
with home folks. leaving on Monday
morning for Bonnot's MIL and JEFF
lerson city.
The sad news reached us on Tues
day OF the death OF Mrs. Sarah Dow
den at her home In Mt. Leonard on
Monday night the llth of the month.
She was the mother of Mrs. u. l..
Huston of Sweet Springs and made
her home IN Mt. Leonard with her
son Mr.. Orville Borden. Her death
was sudden. she having been III only
n few hours. She had reached the
advanced nge Of SO. Mr.. and Mira.
Huston left town on Tuesday for Mt.
Leonard and attended the funeral on
Thursday. The burial was at Black
burn cemetery.
Mr.. j. =. Coulter reached home on
Thursday from Nevada, where he
has been for some months looking
after mining interests.
Attorney Wayne Hayman spent
Tuesday In Marshall on legal bust
ness.
Miss Kate Baker arrives on Satur-
day afternoon of this week from
Scdalla, where she has spent three
weeks with her nieccs. Mrs. Jane
Frick and Mrs. David Bouldin.
Mr.. n. NJ. Cooper returned home
from Jacksonville. Florida on We'd
rcsday. and Is quite III at his resld-
ence on Locust street.
Mrs. Maria Kelley returned on
Monday afternoon from Sedalia.
where she visited DR.. Fansler's fam
fly for u week. Mrs. Kelley went
on Friday To Hughesyille to visit her
old friend. Mrs. Edna Bridges. who Is
quite III.
Mrs. Sam Kerr. formerly Miss
Fanny Bellamy arrived on Friday
from Wichita, Kansas, with her little
daughter for n visit TO the family OF
Mr.. Il. S. Hays.
Glover Daniel, who has been con-
fined TO his home In the country, for
some weeks with a sore foot, Is out
again and at his desk AZ assistant
b~Ookkeeper for the Smith Stores
Company. lie walks with a slight
limp. using a cane
Miss Lydia Parkhurst, who taught
near W%arrensburg the last school
term. is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
h. s. Hall. Miss Lydia has been In
the Wisely Hospital in Kansas City.
where she was operated on for APP
peudlcitis. She IL still weak, and
will remain with her sister for some
time.
Rev. j. Il. Wylie spent last Sunday
in Higginsyille, assisting in the in
s~tallation services OF Rev. W. I. Nc.
Inness, the new pastor OF the Hig'
glnsville church.
MIR. J. 7. Bunton with his son and
laughter, from Jefferson City spent
last sunday with his daughter. Mrs
Van Anthony.
Mr.. +. w. McNiel is remodellinl
the building which was occupied b,
the Gem theatre and which was des
troyed by fire some weeks ago. Mr.
McNiel is making the new building
entirely fire proof and putting In thu
latest equipments for moving pictur,
shows. and II will be occupied sooI
by Mr.. NJ. b. sheafor, the manager o
tie Gem theatre.
Mrs. j. T. Wilson left last Sunda.
for H~arrisonville to spend a weel
with her mother, Mrs. Besttie
The Alumni Association of tn
high school have been e%ndeavoring I
get up a little enthusiasm, and me