The Marshall republican., 1914-02-20
SWEET SPRINGS.

Mrs. w. j. Holtzen and little dau-
ghter, Madeline spent several days of
last week in Sedalia with her father.
who is very much complaining,
though not dangerously III.
Mr.. w. II. Alexander, Of Houstonia,
was stricken with paralysis on the
left side on Thursday evening Of last
week and continues In q critical on
dition. though slightly better at last
accounts.
Mrs. Or. Fansler, of Sedalia. was
recently the guest of Mrs. G. NJ.
Kelley for two nights and one day.
Mr.. Waller webb. of Los Angeles,
California, is the guest Of his mother.
Mrs. NJ. Il. Ferris. Mr.. Webb form
crly lived in Sweet Springs and Is re-
ceiving "A cordial welcome from many
old friends.
Miss Daisy Smith leaves this week
for n stay OF several days in Kansas
City TO sec the play. The Garden Of
Allah" Miss Elizabeth Goggin will
accompany her.
Mrs. Della Coram, OF Warrensburg.
Mrs. T.. VI. Dulin, of Denver, Colo
RADIO, and Miss Grace Collins, OF Soda
liza, are the guests of Miss Myrtle
Smith at her home on Locust street.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian church met on Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs. Hattie Parsons
on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Lynch are
welcoming a little daughter az th,ir
country home. She arrived on Mon
dag. February 9th.
MIRO. Eliza Davis went TO B]lnc'sburn
on Monday last To attend tho funcrll
of her slstcr-in-law. Miss Martha
Davis.
Tho revival services ut the Baptist
church begin on Friday night, The
goth OF; this month. Evangelist
Montgomery x son viii be with Rcv.
G. l.. Fowler the pastor. Mr.. Mont
gomory Is a fine preacher AMI his son
u splendid singer. and We VIII orJoy
n treat. both In the good gospel SER
MONS. aud tho !ino 8lnEinR. Row. NJ.
Fowler was here on Sunday week ond
remained over until Monday night.
Miss Mildred Bollnmy Left Saturday
afternoon FOR a visit to friends In our
n%eighboring city of Lexington.
Mrs. Moss OF Kansas City wat re.
Gently the guest OF her sister, Mrs
VanAnthony.
Mr.. Robert Kennedy came dow
from H%igginsyIllc early In last wool
for u Visit OF several days 20 the fam
lily Of his father, Mr.. Joseph Kennel.
south of town.
Mr.. j. wills Smith returned hone
from Kansas City on Wednesday 70
porting Mrs. Smith 10 be r@ecGyerini
slowly at 50. Luke's hospital. SIR
Smith returned Wednesday Afternoon
In order 60 be there whom his broth
or'a vile. Mrs, Gustln Smith was TAX
on to the hospital 10 undergo a surgl
cal operation.
MIR. Kenneth McEntire, who's.
building was destroyed by fire las
week, is buslly preparing to reopen 4
the building formerly occupied by III
Tisdale Drug Co, on Lexington Az,
Mr.. McEntire will rebuild In the noa
future. The articles stored In hi
iire-proof safe were found to be IN
injured by the fire. His i%nsuranc
policy was $4,000. Ills loss Is est
mated at $50 900.
Joe Kennedy, Jr., went last wee
to visit his sister, Mrs. Don Richart
son near Nelson. Joe returned o
Saturday.
Judging from the number OF sale
all around Sweet Springs, one woul
suppose the country would soon b
~depopulated and all the country poC
pie moved into the towns and village
There were about four sales last wee
and several advertised for this weel
Miss Charm Denham returned I
Lexington last Monday, after spent
ing n few days with her mother.
Mr.. Il. w. Dennis is spending a fe
days here with his wife, who is u
guest OF her mother, Mrs. M. E.!Al
derson. sDiLLet
Mrs. G. l.. Daniel and little daugl
ter. Mary Lon. were In Sedaiia "a
several days last week. visiting rel
tives.
First Service SUNDAY oo.