The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-06
SEDALIA


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SEDALIA
Mrs. 8. L. Hiehleyman is visiting
friends in st. Louis.
Senator John T. Heard and wife have
;:sne to Washington to spend the winter.
Miss Mollie Hartley, Of Whestland.
will soon take up her residence in Sc
4AliA-
Mrs. 8. T. Gaines has gone tn Frank
!erf, Ky, to spend the winter with her
parsnts.
Mics Eta Ice Hume, Of Columbia, IL
writing book entitled "From the Waves"
Il will be published soon.
Miss Mabel Philips, who has been
spending several days in this city. left for
81. Louis yesterday morning.
Miss Matte Denny and Miss Sallie
Denny, of Lancaster, Kentucky, ART visit
ing Mrs. J. II. Hogue, of this city.
Miss Mabel Van Camp made up as
"XePherins" very beautifully i'm the pla,
u the opera house the other evening.
Miss Mabel Phil ps, the stylish little
blonde daughter of +. a. Phillips, attend
- bis wedding last Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Patrick and her daughter, Miss
Annie, are visiting the family of Mr.
George Snedaker. They hail from Ripley,
Ohio.
Mr.. w b Steele and wife, of Licking
ton, passed through this city Friday even
ing on their way home from visit to st
Louis.
DIR. j. G. Beck and wife, of Pleasant
Green, visited their daughter, Mr. Charles
Hoberecht last week. They returned home
Friday morning.
Miss Maggie LafFerty and Miss Sallie
Quirk, who for the past few days have
been visiting friends in Houstonia, will
return home this evening.
"A Cansf clergyman was fined 81 for
kiSing an, tn r mans wife. That is
rather . low figure, but clergymen gen.
orally get things at half rates.
Miss Kerr, of Chicago, who has been
visiting Miss Jennie Downy of this city,
left Friday evening last for visit with
friends in Germantown, Mo.
Mrs. E. Hanpeter who has been visiting
her son Harry of this city, left for St.
Louis last night where she will visit an
other son.
Miss Fannie Thompson, of Warrens-
tsrg, came down on . shopping tour yes
terdsy. She was accompanied by Miss
Perry, also of Warrensburg.
Mrs. Jno T. Reavis, wife of the edi-
Cor of the St. Louis Spectator, who has
been visiting Mrs John N. Edwards, left
yesterday morning for st. Louis.
the train from the east Friday evening and
are stopping at Sichers. Their many
friends are glad to see them back.
Mr.. Russell Jennings and wife and
stepdaughter, Miss Haidee Pattison, OF
Fourth street, have returned from = pro-
tracted visit VITA friends in Indiana.
Mrs. Laura McLarren contemplates
removing to Dallas, Texas, at an early
date, her husband having secured employ
nent ON one Of the railroads centering
there.
The wedding of E. A Phillips and Miss
Emma Newkirk, took place last Tuesday
evening at the family residence on Broad
way, amid . large circle Of friends aud
relatives. The presents we're rich and
abundant.
Miss Emma Davis, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Bienenstock, and
ether friends in st Lous since last Septem-
Der, returned to this city this morning
Her many friends here will be glad to vel
come her back.
The Thespians gave . representation,
entitled "Belphegor the Montebank," at
she opera house Thursday and Friday even
ings of last week. The audience was a
large and cultivated one and the play very
successfully performed.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Fredricks, for,
merly of this city, late of Denver, Color
ado, stopped here for short visit with
friends on their way to Philadelphia, their
sld.time home. They will probably again
return to the west to locate.
Miss Mary Let's, a boarding pupil al
Stephens college from Sedalia, has been
seriously i'll for week or two past, but We
are giau 10 learn she now seems better.
Her father, Rev. Mr.. Let's, and mother are
attending her.-Columbia Herald.
The Minerva club will meet at the
residence OF Miss Ella Porter, on Tuesday
evening the 18th inst, on which occasion
she social, musical and literary features OF
their entertainments will be combined, ac-
cOrding to the plan pursued last winter
by mistake OF the reporter an ex-
qulslte vase, which WAS given as a present
~ Mr.. and Mrs. +. A Phillips, was accred-
tied to Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Barrett, when il
should have been to Mr. and Mrs. j. G
Thompson.