The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-27

Joseph. Her recitation was 40 we'll re-
ceived that she was recalled and kind!y
gave IT again. Miss Berry's instrumental
music and Miss Smiths vocal was, Of
course, of the very highest order.
l. AT the Christian caurch, this city.
December DIST bv Elder e. s. Lucas, Mr..
Ben. A. Gordon and Miss Katie Chanslor.
The attendants were Misses Tillie Hollis,
Riley Armstrong of Kansas City, Lille
Jamson. Mittie Sparks, Sallie Gordon
Mary Emison; MesSrs. VIM Il. Tut.
Edgar L. Mann, Thos p Giordon Of Nor
rill, Mas, Frank Bowman, Emerson
ChanNlor and VIM Bolton Friday even
{ ing reception was given them at the res
ldence OF Mr.. and Mr,. l.. H. Gordon
The bride was one OF Lexington's mort
beautiful and accomplished Young ladie,,
and the groom a general iavorite with ali
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a literary entertainment will n. sigra
at the Christian church, Christmas eys.
! The Normal closed for the holiday.
on December 22d. and reopen, January
id
The Happy Hour club will give a
masquerade bail On Friday evening Of next
week.
There will he a masquerade ball at
Germania hail on The evening OF Thurs
day. Dee. 18th.
The Missouri Valley Teacher, a.oo-
citation holds a convention here next week,
commencing Wednesday.
The Teachers association which meet
here next w,eh will hold Its session, in
the new assembly room of the Normal
The Christmas festivities opened with
4 hrst-clas, entertainment BIZ the Star
dramatic company at Empire hail last
Friday night
The VI. r. Church south will Dis,
tribute presents to- the big bows and girl
and small men and women from the old
fashioned Christmas tree
The e. T. Church will give lterary
and musical entertainment; Christmas eve,
after which presents will he distributed -
the Sunday school.
Robert Grover was home last week OF
Il visit IL his mother Bob is now located
in Chicago and likes it very much, but he
says he likes Warr-nsburg better.
Miss Bette Isbell, one o: the Normal's
best students Of last year, is teaching IL
Miami Ii is stated that she is pleased
with her work, ami i, accomplishing good
results.
Mr.. A. Milliken started Monday for
Mobile, Alabama. He will return with his
bride next week. Cards are out for fine
the goth inst.
Col. Philips, Of Sedaiia, vas IN tosu
this week
Mrs. Mcbride, OF Montrose i, visiting
her parents in this place.
Miss frankie Eddins IS home from
school 10 spend the holidays.
Mr. Joseph Baum, OF Montrooe. pail
our city visit on Monday last.
MIR T. H. Jones and wife left FOR their
home in Kansas City Yesterday.
Mrs Fred. +. Burge went 20 Holden
on FRIDAY last 10 make visit TO he-
parents.
Miss Mollie QuarIes mas been visiting
friends in Nevada and returned home Sat
urday night.
Mrs. A. l.. Roberts went the first OF
the week To Slater. Saline county. 20 at
tend a wedding.
Fred !. Wrightman, station agent a.
Euiaula, /. t., is visiting friends here dur
ing the holidays.
e W. Reese left for his home in Ken
lucky on Wednesday, where he goes -
spend the holidays
Miss Kate Thomas of Carthage, Who
has been visiting Mrs. Wickersham, Left
for hcme last Monday.
MIR. T. Weston, who has been visiting
in the city for the past two weeks, started
Tor Oregon Yesterday morning.
Mrs. James Lee, of Washington, Ind.
arrived last week an / will spend the holt
DAYS with her relatives and friends.
MIR Doug. Uranium, wife, and Mis-
Nellie MessIck, went to Appleton City
Tuesday night 10 vi,i. sister of the
ladies.
Prof. g. NJ Cole has been spending
several days in Clinton looking after the
comfort OF his father. The professor is an
ex-resident of Clinton and we'll known u
MANY of its citizens. He was one of the
original members, and the leader OF The
Clinton cornet band. Music is his forte
and delight at present he has charge OF
he musical department of the public
'cnOOlS OF hlcnuoHu, Atu niS HOMIE Ats
wife looks after the instrumental part and
ne the vocal For the past year he has
,een superintendent of all the public
schools OF that city and still occupies that
position.
The different churches are going to
rave a Christmas celebration, and, 10y
common consent, Monday night has been
elected as the nigh, to be observed. Christ
mas trees, bearing presents innumerable
md will be the attraction generally. At
he Methodist church, we understand, there
will be something extra, in the way OF an
to which a small admission
ee will be charged the adults. They will,
10 doubt, have something quite entertainss
Nc.
-MARRIEp-Mr Nathan Duncan and
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