The Marshall republican., 1914-04-17

her record OF attendance this veal
had been perfect and her teacher re.
GREETED very much that IT became
necessary for her e be absent.
Mrs. John Zahringer of Pilot Grove
! came over Saturday for a visit with
her mother, Mrs. J. T. White.
Mrs. Lum Rucker and children OF
Kansas City came down Saturday
morning to see the formers parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Williams. In the
afternoon they and Mrs. Williams
drove out home with II. o. Bagnell
where they remained until Monday.
Mrs. Williams intends returning to
the city with her daughter for a little
visit.
Mrs. Robert Neal and little son
have returned to their home In Bates
Vile, Arkansas. after a pleasant visit
with the formers sisters. Mesdames
l.. I. shuck and v. II. Canada.
Miss Launa Williams entertained
the VI. VI. Club in the nome of Mrs.
w. u. Flanders Friday night. Most
W. T. Crockett. alderman End ward;
Messrs l.. VI. Nelson and g. W. Cowan
were also elected as school directors
TO succeed Messrs u. Is. Staples and
W. ]. Thompson.
Mr.. II. l.. Snced has opened up a
skating rink in the opera house.
Mrs. Carl B%arIert. who has been
visiting her parents near here left
Friday to join her husband in Chilli
cote. Mo.
Mr.. Cecil Jones drove to Marshall
Friday afternoon in his car and brou-
ght the following young ladies down
from school: Misses Eloise Elan
ders. Christine Nelson and virginia
Jones. Tho merry party took the
Santa Fe Trail and visited Arrow
Rock and Blackwater on their way
home.
DR.. and Mrs. n. T. Barnes went 10
Norton Wednesday for a visit with
the formers sister. Miss Willie
Barnes.
Mr.. Charlie Baker of Napton was
shaking hands with old friends on
our streets Saturday.
Miss Bessie Cllckner left Tuesday
morning for Marshall. where she has
again accepted work In the shoe fac
tory.
q. II. Mcclure and wife OF Grand
Pass visited their son. l.. +. Mcclure
and family here Sunday.
Mrs. Jane Campbell has returned
from a visit with relatives In Black
water.
Mrs. George 4. Alexander and chill
dren OF Marshall visited with A. W.
Holder and wife the latter part OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Fowler spent
Saturday night In the country the
guests OF relatives.
The class OF 1913 entertained this
years graduating class In the home
OF Miss Layinia Alexander Friday
night. Miss Christine Nelson and
brother, Lyle, played several selec-
lions on the piano and violin, and
Miss Matte McClelland delighted all
with her singing. Refreshments OF
cream and cake were served at n late
hour and the young ladies and gentle
men who are so soon TO finish their
school work. gracefully thanked their
hosts and hostess for q most enjoy
able evening.
A pie supper was given at the
Brownlee school house Friday night.
An old fashioned spelling match was
the main feature OF the evenings en-
tertainment.
Miss Ada Shuck OF Kansas City Is
visiting her brother, DR.. l.. /. Shuck
and family.
Messrs Wiley Farmer and Willie
Warren Of Marshall came down
Saturday and spent the night with
their grandfather. ]. w. Pirtle.
Miss Agnes Ritchey and sister, Mrs.
Earnest Je%ffress, were shopping in
town Saturday.
In mentioning the outside guests
who attended the meeting OF the NJ.
NJ. Club in the homo OF Mrs. w. b.
Flanders Friday night, we forgot to
mention Miss Willie Orr and p. NJ.
Sandidge and wife.
Mrs, VIM. Taylor has returned
from a visit with relatives In Boom
vile.
Mrs, Lewis Finley was shopping In
Marshall Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Smith. Mr.. and
Mrs. Dick Cunningham and Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Hilton were among those
from the country trading here Satur-
day.