The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-10-25
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Mrs. J. W. PohI has returned fro,a
her visit to ST. Louis.
Miss Emma Russell, of Cleveland.
Ohio, arrived last night.
Mrs. Eugene Aerri6eld, Of Columbia,
vas in this city last week.
Mrs. Chas. Richardson has returned
from her visit 10 ~. Louis.
Mrs. A. Smith left Friday eTening
to visit friends 10 Hannibal.
r N. Fraker and lady rcturned from
81. Louis last Friday evening.
Mr.. J. n. Daily aud wife are visiting
Mr.. Dsiby's father at Albion, Ill
Mrs. Nelson and daughter, OF Cooper
county, are in the city visiting relatives.
Mrs. Pembertcn, vi Golden CITY, No
is visiting The families OF J. X. Huff and
J. Wells.
Mrs. T. G.. Stafford and Mrs. r.
Sprague are visiting friends in Chicago,
Illinois
Miss Bette SIeed lei; last evening 10
visit her sister, Mrs. Plcss Haggsrd, al
Lamon:c.
Mrs Payne and Ter cousin, al pr,s-
den, were in this city Friday and dined
at KaiSer's.
Mrs G. W. Smith and Mrs. NJ. G..
Brown, OF Brownsville, spcn, las, Thurs
day in this city.
Miss Annie Rogers, al Wankesha,
VS., is in this city visiting her sister,
Ms. j. j. Wilcox.
Mrs. W. 4. Mcmillan, who attended
the wedding of her brother at Waverly,
last week, has returned home.
Miss l.. Walker, of ST. Louis, an az
complished lady in her art, is in charge OF
the millinery department for Mrs.. Petefish
Miss Emma Haynes. of Boonville,
who has heen visiting her friend. Mis-, l>a-
home tomorrow eve.
| Miss Mabel Van Camp, who LEFT here
last Monday evening for Chicago, has
been heard from. She arrived in safety
and is enjoying herself finely.
Miss Sallie Potter has returned from
81. Louis and is very much improved in
regard To the sudden blindness with which
she was afflicted short time ago
Mr.. l.. w Gillette, one of the pioneers
of Colon ado, accompanied by his wife. ar
rived in this city Thursday evening and is
( the guest of his uncle, Mr. Ira f.. Barnes
! A grand wedding is to take place on
Riggs avenue in December. MANY fancy
articles for the wearing apparel OF the
bride are already ordcred-Parsons Won
der
Mrs. r. l.. Hoffman has returned from
| McAllister Springs and is now at her
home on Broadway. Her long sojourn AT
the above place has been very beneficial
10 her health
| Mrs. J. 4. Smith, of Third street, is
visiting her old home and friends in Han
nibal. She will attend the wedding of e.
". Hardley, Of Keokuk. Iowa. on the
coming Tuesday
Mrs. DR.. David Brown and sister and
Miss Mary Shultz, accompanied by other
lady friends of Dresden, were in this city
Yesterday on shopping tour, and took
dinner at kaiser's
Mrs. l.. K. Fyock, who formerly re-
sided in Otteryille, is in the city, stopping
with friends. She is accompanied by her
three charming daughters Mrs. Fyock
will hereafter reside in Kansas City.
DR. T. G.. Shadburue, with his two
daughters, Misses Rebecca and Ella, also
Misses Mamie Sutherland and Ella Dun
can, all Of Windsor, were in this city yes
terday OH shopping expedition.
Miss Allie King of Chicago. was
pected TO arrive in this city
last evening. This will he pleasant news
/ to Miss Allies numerous admirers
who have met her during her previous
visits here.
Miss Nellie Hazeltine wore n bcauti-
full and appropriate costume to ST
Georges church on Sunday last. II was
composed of one of the new bronze tints
in surah satin, effectively combined with
ombre, shaded to Rom&n,sold. Louis
Republican.
A very pleasant little party Was given
at the residence Of Ms. j. II. kuvkendall,
last evening, in honor OF Miss Daily's
birthday. a supper Was served, consisting
Of many rare del;cacie-, and an exceedingly
pleasant evening WAS spent bv the guests
Many earnest congratulations were offered
! the young lady and many happy returns
hoped for.
Mr. J. W Lynch, a Young and prom
! ising gentleman of this city, was united i'm
marriage to Miss Maude Lueking. on the
evening OF October 20, by the, Rev. Helm
lein, at the home OF the bride. Only the
immediate families of the contracting
parties were present, and the announcement
of The marriage has been the subject OF
many surprised comments from the large
| circle of their friends. The congratula-
tions are freely and heartily offered.
The Old School Presbyterian church
gave one Of their pleasant entertainments
at the residence of {. III Gauss ON Broad
way, Friday evening, which was, a. usual,
well attended. Oysters and other refresh
ments were served in elegant style and the
evening passed very delightfully."-. Those
present were: DIR. and Mrs. FL. Evans,
Prof. and Mrs. Gully, Mr. and Mrs Harry
Allen, Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton, Mr..