The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27
90. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1881. TWELVE PAGES

teaching at Hisbee, arrived in the city last
+ night and registered ut Sicher's. They
will go To- their homes to-day, near Wind
scr, for the holidays.
: Mis- frankie Gould, who has been
an y visit to her brother and sister, MIR.
and Mrs. +. A. Gould ON Fifth street,
leaves Tuesday morning for her home in
Ossnod Ind. Mrs Gould will accompany
her and will spend few DAYS visiting in
J Indiana.
/ Miss Ida Walker, who has made
many friends during her temporary stay in
I this city. lett Yesterday evening for Par
>on-, Kansas, where she will spend the holt
DAYS visiting friends The week following
/ the advent at the new year she will again
return To this city, en- route to her home in
-. Louis
Mrs. DIR. Barker will leave next Tue
, day evening Tor san Antonio. Texas. " here
she will visit her son George. who has
been located their, ior some time. She will
be absent abOut month, when she will
again return tO her large class Of pupils i'm
/ III, city.
Misses Eva Beattic. Lille Deacon and
i;clle Givan. chaperoned by Mrs Y. r..
Bailey. of Jacksonville, No. we're At the
Harrison house IN this city TUESDAY MORN
ing last. They We're EN- route home from
. school ~ Lexington where they will pass
,he holidays. after which they will return
To their books until next summers yaca-
lion oDce more releases them.
The Monitor office was visited Yesterday
10y Mis- Nellie MOrcIl. of SedaIia, Misses
-.
this city. Tntv were accompanied bv Mr.
j. T.. Harrington. of ScdaIia They called
Ia witness the workings OF :he steam press.
also /" play ON the elegant parlor organ,
which i kept for such occasions. Call
again. ladies Moherly Monitor.
The Thespian club will be- handsome
Is entertained ri the residence OF VIM
at"ur, this ate rrOou. There will be an
elegant refreshments table prepared snd
uiIi>lc ami conversation appropriate To- the
day and the occasion will make Hp the
programme. 1t wa> necessary 10 select
to-day because at the MANY pressing Gu
gasements of the club consequent upon
church duties, etc. IL Will undoubtedly
~ very pleasant and iittinglv commemor-
ate the day
A pleasant little social party was given
at the residence OF Geo. T. Iiardca>tEe, Fri
day evening, which, although small in
number - ,o guests, was large in point Of
enjoyment. Music was the principal iea-
ture of the evening entertainment. but re-
ire hnI,nts elegantly served, were partaken
oi with much ze,t. Maj. Dowland, who Is
becoming quite we'll known a. an elocu-
ZIONIST oil power and ability, r,cited one oi
has choicest gems. He has lately added H.
his repertoire, "Courtship, Jealousy and
Revenge" which he gave with much spirit
Those present were Misses Mabel and Uitr-
Tie Var Camp, Allie King Alice Hardcas-
IL, and M,ssrs. j. III. Dowiand. Theo.
Lewis and Cord Hall
MARRIED.
On Wednesday, December II. ISL, a, )
o'clock ?. M, at the residence of Andrew
EicheIbcTger, Esq, father OF the bride, By
Rev. James Logan, of Otterville, Rev. A.
NJ. Buchanan, OF Moberly, and Miss Sallie
r.. Eichelberger, of Pilot Grove, Mo.
Rev. Mr.. Buchanan was reared in this
and Is we'll known 10 this COM
For several years he has been
evangelist OF the Cumberland
church, in which he has b.en
successful. Throughout the
state, where his work has been done. he
has left behind him a reputation for ability
and zeal IN the service of the Master. Here
he il known not only as minister worthy
Of his calling, but also as citizen of ex- :
smplary life. Mrs. Buchanan is the only !
daughter of Andrew Eichelherser. a prom /.
Inent and well-knOwn farmer of Cooper I
county To groom and bride We extend !
Inc congratulations and courtesies of the |,
citizens of Mobrrly-Moberly Monitor.