The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-29
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Mis- Flora C.ckrall -eturu.-i from
NJ Louis ia-t evening.
Mis- Aggic Richards. oi Nebraska. i,
visiting friends In this city.
MIR. y. X. Richardson. Of Versaillcs,
l. visiting friends in this city.
Miss Emma Naylor and Miss Sac FL
ward- el-ni Thanksgiving in Boonviile-
Mrs. A. w. Miller IF: last Tu.~da,
."1 Coldvater, Michigan, where .he will
visit friends.
A womaIl's bantv liz not a --snr.- ui
IL much satisfaction To her s. sn"'hrI
woman ugiine-s
--Ir.J. ". jackson. oi ti.- NJ. l'aciti"
hospital, accompanied by la, vile, = visit
ing friend. q, Lntaaic.
MIR and Mrs. J. K R,rr,t h-r- ?.
turned from their visit to Psr,eviiic, 40. =.
they went 10 spend Th.nk-gi,inc-
M and Mr.. y. II. I'i.t.. oi .>-',n;!.
street, entertained q fvw ci Tia. ir iri' i.i- a
dinner. on Thanksgi. i,ic day.
Mrs Lizzie Shsw, haHi-s.m" a;i'i in
vi i 'ti
she city, tn. guest OF Mn L;rnard
Mrs, Henry Glover aud family. q;
! Hannibal. No, removed Ia this ciIy lat
week, and will hereafter max. thi- their
home.
Mis- josie Bak.r. oi Calhoun. 40!
! Miss Josi. Baker, oi kn"hn.--t.-r -i-..-r
niece Of ". \ Baker, e-i, AZ. whiting 81
S-ialia
/ Miss Rovilla Coricr, 80 I.s!,r-it.
county. and Mis- Lee Merritt. 81 Hurry
'~,unty, visited the family u; NJ. Jarm-
, Lowry, last week.
: - Rev Father Graham unii.,' ia mar
riage Wednesday e-e., Nov. 25;sd. Mr.. j. j
; Devine. oil Citizen, and Miss hattie Scull,
! al Fettl- coHn;.
Mrs W. Delaney, OF III lnnibal, VIII.
! has been visiting her -on at Clinton, stop
ped in this citv Ia visit the family Of Juig.
.. NJ Harris last Thursday.
Miss Emma Ru--e!. al Cleveland. Ohio
who has -,-cn vi. iling the family "f her
ANGLE. Mr.. Adam ittel. left for her nome
! Friday morning Mrs. Iticl ACCOMPANIED
| her home sffd Will remain some weeks.
! 1t Is reported in the Kansas CITY Star
, that A A. Talmlge. the well-knuwn man.
! ager Of the Missouri pacif,, ha. forbidden
| his daughter, Miss Nellie. To enter his honSe
on account OF a love affair OF which he did
not approve.
Mr.. and Mr. W. H. Bi-comb gave a
pleasant little party on Thursday evening
! last, at their residence. corner of Twelfth
! and Kentucky streets. A nice supper va.
served and the guests indulged in social
conversation until late hour.
A Young lady, who Is evidently mor,
! interested in the gentleman than the ar.
ticics mentioned, sends the following query
To this department IF the BAzon: "Won.
der when Joe Barrett il goin. Ia frame
thoee pictures he has had Tor TIE last six
months -
! The wedding oi Miss Emns Newkirk
the intelligent daughter of Cyrus Newk
and T.. A. Philips, one of the hir,ct"rs ol
the First National bank, wilt tc solemn
lied q; the family residence. On Broadway
Tuesday evening. Nov. roth.
Miss Ellie Eaies, of this city. accora
panied hy Miss Addic Short, the niece @
Mrs. J. II. Ciopton, who has hs-n visiting
here some time from New Marshall. an,
the Misses Atkinson, spent Thanksgiving
i'm Ottervillc with the parent. "f the las
named young ladies.
--Chas. Me>serly received Thanksgiv
ing and birthday card from his father IL
which, after congratulations, h. advised
him rs che had westhrrei 80 many storm
he had best take wife under his wing.
Inclosed was a comical caracatchure of
maiden fair from which 20 pattern.
Capt. VIM. T. PAtf aud Miss Haiti.
Lewis wcre united in marriage at NintOn
Iowa, Thanksgiving day Both OF the con
tracing parties are well known in thi
Icitv, this being properly their home The,
will, after short tour, take up their rte
idence here. rooms having heeu fitted al
in elegant style for their occupancy.
An elegant dinner party was given a
Sichers' hotel by Chas. f. Me>s-rly TO
few Of his intimate gentlemen friends ol
Thanksgiving day which i'm all it, sppoin,
ments has been spoken 1T ~ very uneS
ccptionable. The dinner vas given no
alone ~ commemorative Of the day, but i
honor o. the hosts birthday. 4 very fin
menu Was served consisting of: Meats
venison, veal, turkey, wild duck, quail
and oysters. Vegetables toma
toes, corn. Entres --alads, pickles. cho'
chow. Dessert apples, cranberries, Califor
MIA pears, grapes, bananas, oranges
jellies, raisins, nuts. Wiue-spsrklin;
champagne.
Young Winkler-At the residence o
the brides parents, southeast OF town, oil
Thursday evening New. 18th, 1881, Mis-
, Mamie Young " a. married to Mr.. A pheu
T. Winkler, Rev. II. Alien officiating
Present, the relatives Of the parties and
few friends. Among the wedding presen,
was a handsome cake from Mr.. Georg
Klein, travelling salesman for Blank
Bros. ST. Louis. II is shout fifty inches i
: circumference and from six TO eight inche
. in thickness, surmounted by . froste
horse shoe, over which is hung a wrext
8 of artificial flowers. The entire top is Gov
, cred with mouldings of an unique ds~ig
and around the margin IL \ wreath of COL
fectionery roses and columhine TIL