The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-02
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! sEDALIA.
Miss Louise Pilkingron In, gone &c
Sweet Springs.
Miss Oracle Thompson Is going t.
Kansas City on visit.
Miss Mary Whitehead is spending s
lev days at McAllis,er.
Miss Mamie Tolber, has returne,
from her visit at Lisbon, Mo.
Miss Ada n. Greenwood. OF Kansa,
City, is in this city visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory. al Kansas
City. were in Sedalia lev days ago.
MIR. and Ms. Emmett Philips have
gone to Sweet Springs to recruit week.
Mrs. Albert Parker and her daughter
Miss Matte, are sojourning at Mc!Allister
Springs.
Mrs. VI. Davis cnjoyed short trip to
| the Saratoga oi the West Sweet Springs
last week.
| Mrs. Nora Ransom, Of Jefferson City
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Pattison. ON
Usage street.
Mrs. Scott Murphy and her sister,
Miss Orr, have gone to Pike county IL
visit friends.
| Mrs. T.. 4. Pratt. OF jefferson CITY.
| formerly OF Scdalia, was here on = short
visit last week.
Mrs. Strother, Oi St. Louis. is in thi,
city visiting the family Of Capt. Joe Green
on Seventh street.
Mis-. Susie Evans LETT for BoOnville
L.. e<. ,,sSs% L., NJ
W. VI. Williams.
Mrs. Norman Watkins has gone to
Colorado to meet her husband. who is
practicing law there.
Mrs. J. A. Fisher ha, gone to New
York to visit friends, and will b. absent
couple Of months.
Miss Mollie Dunlevy has returned
from her visit to wyandotte. She reports
= very pleasant time.
Miss Doolittle. Of Cleveland. Ohio. is in
this city. visiting her sister, Mrs. Wilker-
sOn, on Seventh street.
Miss BERTHE Reid, OF Jefferson City,
has been here on . short visit to her
friend. Miss Ella Bcck.
Miss Alice Dugan, who has been spend
ing some months with relatives in C0ving-
ton. Kentucky, returned to her home last
week.
Miss Mary Holmes, OF Jefferson City.
has bcen visiting her friends, Miss Katie
Faulhaber and Miss Nellie Ingram, Of this
city.
Miss Lulu Beedy, who has been visit
ing her friend Miss Oracle Thompson, on
Seventh street, returned to her home in
Windsor Thursday.
Miss Fanny Rooney. who formerly re-
sided here, and Who has been visiting her
friend Mrs. Jas. Glass, on Seventh street,
returned to her home in ST. Louis Monday
morning.
Col. A. D. Jaynes and family were So
journing in the quaint old city OF Quebec
on the twenty-fourth. They sre having
an elegant trip.
MIR. and Mn David Watson, who left
this city some months ago for Pennsylvania,
returned on Monday last. They will re
side here once more.
Miss Nora Sombart, who has been
visiting Mrs. Sturlyvant, Of this city, went
on short visit to Boonville las, week.
She returned on Friday.
Miss Ida Sullivan, OF Frankfort, Ken
lucky. who has been visiting relatives in
this city for the past month, left for Henry
county Thursday evening to spend \ lew
| weeks.
Miss Ella English, Of Barbue, Wis
consin, an attractive and pleasant young
lady. Is in the city visiting her relatives,
the families Of DR.. 4. w. Small and Col.
JnO. d. Crawford.
Miss Nellie Thompson will leave on
Monday for Plattsmouth, Nebraska, where
she goes for the purpose Of visiting a
schoolmate. She will probably return to
her home in this city about the first Of
September.
Mrs. Leo WOlison, . pleasant and in
telligent lady OF Rockwell, Texas, is in
this city visiting her mother. Mr.. Castan,
and her sister, Mr.. ). n. Lewis. She il
accompanied by her little daughter, Lena,
and will probably remain until September
Miss Bettie Sneed, formerly oil Soda
liza, is at present visiting her aunt and un-
Gle in the famed "Blue Grass regions" Of
Kentucky. She writes to her friends Of
pleasant and enjoyable visit, and in this
view will probably remain until October.
-DIOuSOu n scICc, Suc WukklStSs u0Sc
one Of their show windows arranged in a
beautiful and tasteful manner. A lovely
vine Of the ivy species trails its rich
length across the window, and curves in
such graceful beauty that it il delightful to
behold.
A letter has been received in this city
from Mrs. +. Smith, daughter Of the late
General George X. Smith, in which she
expresses much friendly interest in the
people and city Of Sedalia, and says that
both must ever remain dear to herself and
sister. She is sojourning at Jersey City
Heights, New jersey.
Mrs. John Kullmer. senior-famil-
iarly called ''Grandma Kullmer" here
on Wednesday evening to visit her daugh-
tiers, one at Indianapolis, Indiana, one at
Lafayette, Indiana, and the other At De-
troit, Michigan. She will probably re-
main during the winter, and return with