The Marshall republican., 1914-01-30
County News
NELSON.
tToo late for last week.

iva Canada, Mrs. l.. J. S~andidge, Miss
Mamie Sandidge and Miss Launa Will
liams and little sisters, Ruth and
Ethel were guests of Mrs. r. NJ. San
didge Saturday at dinner.
MIR. l.. NJ. Nelson and family and
". u. Flanders and family spent Sun
day In the country with Mr.. and Mrs.
Unicas Mcguire.
MIR. and Mrs. George Alexander
n little daughter, Mary Frances.
were guests Of MIR. and Mrs. Ben
Neiderjohn Sunday.
Mrs. chris simmons and children
came down from Marshall Sunday
morning and spent the day with the
formers parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. W.
pirtle.
MIR. Edward Mason of Quincy, ILL.,,
has been visiting friends Ia town for
several days.
MIR. G. G. siebold of Kansas City
came In Saturday morning for a little
visit with y. NJ. ~sandidge and wife.
Messrs Travis Carpenter and Emil
Ellingson of Marshall made their
usual trip down sunday.
Mrs. Joe Wood a shopping IN
Boonvillc. Monday.
Mrs. Make Harl of Liberty Is visit.
ing her sisters. Mesdames l.. NJ. Hay
nic. VIM. Alexander aud ]. NJ. BAKER
here this week.
Miss Lillis Alexander spent Sunday
in the country with Miss Marie pctry.
Messrs Charlie and irwin Rhoades
were trading in town Monday after
noon.
Miss Ruby McClellnnd went to
Napton Sunday morning and remain
cd until Monday.
Mr.. Ray Lotspeich went to Kansas
City Sunday morning. Mrs. Lots
pcich Ia staying with Mrs. Hugh Rich
ardson during his absence. Miss
Willie orr was also n guest In the
Richardson home. Sunday.
Mr.. Walter shousc OF Blackwater
wal transacting business here Mon
day.
Mrs. Martha Alexander OF near
Napton IL visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Iva Canada this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Clutc entertained
the following guests ut dinner sun
day: Mr.. and Mrs. y. u. Thornton
and children. Rev. James Spears aud
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. +. Mcclure and fam
lily.
Mr.. Phil Drcathitt OF Marshall
spent Sunday aud Monday with Mes
srs Earl and Breathitt sappington.
Miss Mary White returned Wedncs-
day morning from M extended visit
with friends and relatives in Skid
more and Kansas City.
4. NJ, Sandidge. wife and guests,
Mrs. G. &. Siobold OF Kansas City,
Mrs. l.. j.. sandidgc aud granddaugh-
tiers, Misses Launa, Ruth and Ethel
Williams and Mr.. and Mrs. v. II.
Canada were guests OF Mrs. A. X.
Canada, Wednesday at dinner.
On Saturday afternoon last. as Mr..
Frank Ault was driving II party OF
men to 81. Louis In an automobile,
an embankment gave way and threw
the gentlemen out OF the machine.
One OF the party. Mr.. Charlie Haynie,
struck o telephone post and was
killed. The other gentlemen. though
badly bruised were not fatally injur-
ed. Mr.. Haynie was anxious To make
ST. Louis In time to catch q train out
OF there and be at home Sunday. lie
told Mr.. Ault TO go a little faster. Mr..
iiaynie had been In Nelson for sew
eral days closing up the deals with
s%appington Bros. and Messrs Baker
and Canada. Mr.. Ault returned
from st. Louis Sunday afternoon,
Mrs, j.. NJ, McClelland went TO Nap
ton Tuesday morning to attend the
funeral OF Mrs. Laura n. Moore. ,
The following crowd from here
w b'e'hNaiNi iuNoudy hlbnt W
take In the play; Messrs Marion
and Clarence Taylor. Linviile White,
Wesley Thomas and Iva Canada, also
Mrs, Iva Canada and Misses Belle
Bina MARI, Mae Pearl Elder, Dora
thea Finley and Launa Williams.
Mrs. o. Bowler came down from
Marshall Wednesday and spent the
day with her mother. Mrs. j.. w.
Pirtle.
Miss Priscilla Breathed came down
from Marshall Thursday morning for
a visit with friends and relatives.
The Ladies' Aid society or the Me-
thodist church met with Mrs. George
Alexander Thursday afternoon. Am
ong those from the country present
were Mesdames N II. Thornton and