The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-11-22

was in I'M, cily last week.
Mr.. Ida Smeltzer, 81 Alma, NJ is
visiting Dr Thomas Fields.
Mis-, Ella Johnson. oi Osccoia, visited
irieuys In this riiy last week
Mrs. +. , Cronk. "i ~ Louis, visited
iriehao iii this Clay last wecn.
Mrs. Jane Shathicti. oi Dr, s,len. was
IN this city visiting i;isnd, last week.
Miss Belle Lvtton, ii Parsons. kis.
i, Wis. ling Air, Franz Nance. on Fourth
street
Miss Katic Hunt, oi this city. is visit
Ing the family oi aisc Webb, Il. nsw.go,
KANSAS.
Mr.. George ". Easily and wife, of
Hannibal, were registered AZ thi, ci;y i:,si
! Tuesday.
Mrs. < Woodward, al B-ookiicld. Mo.
is in This city visiting her father Cyrus
hcwklrk.
Mrs L. A Gould has returaed from
the East, where she was az the bedside of 4
sick sister.
Miss Matte Griffith, OF this city,
visited the family OF Capt. Ross in Caii-
lornia, Mo-, last week
Mrs. John Hutchinson, an old resident
of Syracuse, visited Mrs. Lottie liutchin-
son at her farm near Hiughsvl!ie last
! week.
Mrs Leslie Marmsduke, of Sweet
| Springs, passed through this city last
week Ell route 10 iIer iuIure home in 81.
| Louis.
Mrs. L. X. Potter and her daughter,
! Miss Minnie, Lett Tor Ohio Friday moral
/ ing, where they will visit relatives and
| friends.
Miss Leo Ripper, who, Tor some
months past, has been visiting friends in
North Missouri, returned home last Teus-
day evening.
! WIN. West and sister, Miss Media
West, and Mrs. j. T. Russell, OF Browns
vile, visited the family OF Mr.. belong iii
this city last week.
Miss Lima Mcdonnell, Of Lamonte,
who has been visiting the family OF ". :.
| Baker, LETT for st. Louis Thursday morn
ing to visit friends.
| Miss Katie Carder, a charming young
lady from Waverly, is expected here soon.
She will visit her friend, Miss N annie
Gentry, ON Broadway.
! Mrs. Charlotte Grady, her daughter,
! Mrs. Ashcroft, and her son, Mr.. RDbI.
Grady, OF Howard comfy, are visiting the
AIlcorn family south of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Rarick left
Thursday evening for 81. Louis whence
they will 60 via the Iron Mountain road
TO Galveston, Texas there to reside.
! Gen. Grants daughter, Mrs. Nellie
Sartoris, with her husband and children,
have arrived from Europe, and will be
present at the family reunion On Thanks
giving.
Miss Mabel Van Camp returned
from her visit to Chicago last Tuesday
evening. She Was very much pleased with
the American Paris" and enjoyed her
visit much.
Mrs. Ed. Hunter, who has been visit
ing Miss Sallie Potter. on Sixth street, re-
turned to her home in Kansas City on the
early train yesterday morning.
Mr.. A. J. Hemingway, of Sheridan
Michigan, who married Miss Kittie Jen.
ninss, at Clinton, last "Wednesday, passed
through this city with his bride, on their
way to the home Of the groom.
-Pearl-gray silk stockings, either plair
or delicately embroidered in fine pink dow
ers, are the rule of the boar They art
worn With Stephsnic sandals of plain blacl
satin, fastened with tiny silver clasps.
Mr.. John Smith and wife, accom- pan
led by their daughter, Mrs. Laura McLa
mer, and little grand daughter Mamie,
have gone on a protracted visit to Moberly
Hannibal, Fayette, and other points ii
Howard county.
A marriage license was issued by dep
utv recorder Conner TO w. T.. fost an,
Mary T. Gost Though of the same name
the parties bear no consanguinity TO eaci
!, other Ii is not often that people get HI
, ried without changing their names.
The Thespians will give one of thei
; unequaied performances 1t the opera hons
= one week from next Thursday evening
5 The play will be "Bel phegor, the Mounie
bank" and it promises very agreeabl
: entertainment for our play goers.
Mile. Crews trousseau was SO sImpl
one might think il was Intended for
|, Quakeress. Strange To saw, this youn
/; Frenchwoman cares nothing Tor laces an,
puffings, and enjoys nothing more thai
hSi Ssh hh WA IA
> shooting excursions.
| The fair and festival for the benefit Q
Sisters new school house will open on tn
, I'D and 23d inst. All are respectfully in
vited to attend The Sisters return SINGER
thanks to the public for their hsndsom
{ and generous donations, and hops ther
. will be large attendance.
:: w. H. Bancroft, . well-known rail
road man from Alamoosa, Colorado, a
!. rived in the city Friday night, sccompanie
). by his niece, Mrs. Chas. Cornish, of Leav
;. enworth, Kansas, lady known BY societ
: people. They left for Lawrence, Kansa
e on the early train this morning.
f "A reporter on Red Bluff paper, j
), doing" wedding reception, spoke Of tn
e bride thus: "Her dainty feet we're encase
o in shoes that might have been taken fo
i fairy boots" The next morning he tie
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