The Marshall republican., 1914-05-29
SWEET SPRINGS

In the village. II has the Hughes
Vile school for the coming term.
The school house Is situated about
one-halr mile out of town on the rail-
lroad.
Mr.. Alex 8. Vest arrived on We'd
ncsday from st. Louis. for a few
days stay at his cottage on the
spring grounds.
The Alumni Association secured
Mr.. Walter Williams OF Columbia 10
deliver u lecture on mex Tuesday eve
ming at tho high school auditori IN.
Rev. q. l.. Coffman OF the Methodist
church Is TO preach the baccslaurcate
sermon on Sunday the gath at the
Christian church.
Mrs. J. NJ. Barks was In Scdalia on
last Monday the guest of friends.
Mr.. Lewis Mueller has purchased
a lot on Pine street from Mrs. A. y.
Wilson, will remove 20 Il the house he
recently purchased from Mr.. VIII
D~ankenbring, and will occupy It us a
residence after remodeling IL. Mr..
Mueller will built a modern home for
Mr.. ~Dankenbring on his lot.
Mrs. w. G. Hall left on Wednesday
afternoon for Kansas City where she
will remain for several weeks visiting
her sons, Joseph o., James and
Robert.
Miss Lille Drysdale of Lexington
IL tho guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Il. l..
Sturgeon ut their elegant now home
on Bridge street.
Mrs. Richard Berry, Mrs. Kate
Wright and Miss Auglc Berry spent
Tuesday In the country with Miss
Mary ID. Wilson.
|. Mrs. Norris of Scdulia was here
last week visiting Mrs. George via
ston and Mrs. David Reavis. MIR.
Norris came from Scdalia and spent
Sunday. Joining Mrs. Norris ut the
home OF their relatives.
Mr.. william Bcllamy Of Marshall
spent Sunday here with his fathers
family.
Mcssrs. Hooker, j. !. Smith and
John Mcclure motorcd to Marshall
Monday In Mr.. McGuirc's machine.
end attended the Republican conycn-
ton.
Mr.. Gilbert Tevcbough and family
OF Houstonin motorod up on Sunday
and spent the day with friends here.
MIR. Il. l.. Sturgeon lost "A fine
horse ut his farm ON Monday night
OF this week. This IN the third fine
horse Mr.. Sturgeon has recently lost.
Mrs. a. i. Wilson COOS TO ST. Louis
next week to visit friends aud wit
ness the pageant.
Mrs. llogsett OF Kansas City Will
arrive on Wednesday evening to visit
her aunt, Mrs. j. Il. Hooker.
Miss Charm Dcnham arrived ut
lone on Wednesday afternoon from
Lexington, where she has been ut
school for the past session.
A large wagon containing n trench
dous hayframe has just passed the
house filled with about forty children
and young people, n part OF whom are
Miss Mary Hughes music class. on
their way 10 tho spring grounds for a
picnic. Flags were waving and mer-
ry sounds Of laughter and and talk
were making the crowd very gay as
they passed
Mrs. Burkhart OF Oklahoma City
will arrive next week TO visit TIE
family OF her fathers, Mr.. T. G. IN
drew.
Mrs. Della Coram left on wednes-
day for her home In W%arrensburg,
accompanied by her sister, Miss
Myrtle Smith, as far as Sedalia.
Mrs. Edwin Berry went 10 Sedalia
Tuesday to attend n meeting of the
sponcer-McClure Chapter of the
Daughters OF 1912. The Chapter
marked the grave OF Mrs. Berry's
grandfather, Genl David Thomson.
Miss Eula Reavis has let scdaIia
and gone to liigginsville, having Sc.
cured AN excellent position az ste.
%hographer with the fi"m OF Lake Bros
In the latter city.
Miss Lydia PRrkhurst went TO
Houstonia on Tuesday morning for "a
visit to her brother, DR.. Parkhurst.
Miss Elizabeth aud Master Roy
Kennedy went TO Sedalla ON Sunde,
and attended the Wedding OF their
sister, Miss Rose Kennedy to NJ.
Clifford Highley.
DR., j. NJ. Anderson and E. ".
left this week for Beatri:e,
on u business trip. |,
Mr.. VIII Hcdger will spend Satur
lay night and Sunday with his fam
lily.
Mrs. VIM. Binhley leaves an Mon-