The Marshall republican., 1914-03-06
County News
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James Gray and wife, OF Nelson,
visited their daughter. Mrs. Ernest
Gibson. a few days last week.
HIRAM Winning and Frank Ayers
and wife OF Kansas City was here
Monday to attend the funeral Of r.
J. Wheeler.
Fred Maxwell went TO Hot Springs
one day last week on account OF his
health.
James Orear, OF Kansas City, spent
several days last week with old fri
ends and relatives here.
Miss Ollie May Pierce has returned
60 her home at Fayette after several
days visit with Mrs. Frank Entrekin.
NJ. l.. Gwinn and daughter, Of
Maryville, Mo-. are visiting the form
ers sister. Mrs. ". L. Decker.
ID. j. Dickson spent a few days last
week at Blackwater and Napton. lie
was accompanied home by his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Ernest Harvey. who spent a
few days at the Dickson home.
Mrs. W. V. Rogers went to Mobcrly
Friday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Clyde Allen, but on Saturday was cal.
led home on account OF the death OF
her s~tepfather, Mr.. Wheeler. She
was accompanied home by Mrs. Allen.
Lewis Brown. wife and little son,
Lewis Allen. Jr., OF Salt Springs,
visited Saturday and Sunday at the
home OF Charles Brown and W. l..
Decker.
Ernest Gibson spent n few days last
week with his parents, c. c. Gibson
and wife near Napton.
Lester Talbot Is reported TO be
very sick with typhoid fever. Peter
Sheer remains about the same.
Miss Dixie Daniels, OF Gillian. Wis.
tied here Thursday with her sister.
Mrs. Thomas Harvey.
Mrs. J. +. Neff and daughter, Miss
Dellorese. OF orearyille. we're the
guests Saturday OF Mrs. Frank Berch.
Col. q. q. Jenkins moved Monday
90 his farm south OF town that he re-
Gently purchased OF Ben Page. lie
says he will still spend most OF his
time In town.
There II considerable moving on
Main street. Walsh Clark has NOV
ed his barber shop to the Saline hotel
building. ClarLl Allen has moved his
meat shot 10 the building occupied by
Walsh Clark and j. W. Smith has
moved his iewelry store to the build
Ing occupied by Claud Allen. Jcn-
kins and Jones have purchased tho
building occupied by Bellamy jewelry
store and Will move their eonfection-
airy 10 that place.
A MRS. q. c. Troy was In Kansas City
a few days last week purchasing her
spring stock OF millinery.
David Going and wife went to
Frankfort one day last week to visit
the latters father, James vernoldt
l.. l.. Lyme and family. who brou-
ght the remains OF their son, Thomas,
from Herington. Kansas, Thursday,
for burial, spent a few days at the
home Of DIR. +. A. Howard.
orson King was here from Little
Rock Saturday.
Mrs. Oliver Neff. who lives south
OF town is reported to be quite sick.
DIR. w. L. Sharp, OF Little Rock.
was mingling with friends here Tues
day.
Allie soper of orearyille was on
Dur streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Allen Of orear-
Vile were shopping In town Saturday.
Ollie Mayfield OF Kansas City is
visiting his aunt. Mrs. C. c. Pinkard
and family this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Davis spent
Saturday with Mrs. Roy Sheppard
and family south OF town.
Mrs. %Ridenbaugh and daughter OF
Good Hope were shopping in town
Saturday.
Mrs. Charlie Howard OF orearyille
was among the Slater visitors satur,
day.
very sick Is reported better this week.
very sick is reporte dbetter this week
Mrs. Eli Hill is very sick at this
writing.
Mrs. Clyde Allen, OF Moberly, Mo.
IS visiting her mother. Mrs. Win Rog,
ers and family this week.
The funeral OF Mr.. Il. G. Wheeler
was held at the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon conducted by Rev
8. r. Wilson and Rev, Roberts.
Mrs. Grover Page OF orearville wal
q Slater visitor Monday.
Miss Judith Gillian died earl.
Tuesday morning, February oath