The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-08-30

home from Aurora springs. where they
had spen. several days.
Mrs. Jennie Thruston, wife OF Pro-
bate Judge Thruston. aud Mrs. Annie
Bradbury, OF Jefferson City, tho guest OF
Mrs. Thruston, are 1t Aurora Springs.
MIR. and Mrs.. 8. B. Lzshbrook, OF
Rich Hill, No., arrived in the city Friday,
from . visit OF several weeks to friends
and relatives in Kentucky. They went to
Rich Hill ON Saturday.
Miss Mildred Philips is visiting her
brother, Rev. l.. NJ. Philips, in this city.
She is engaged in the missionary cause
in China, having spent one year IN the
Celestial Empire. She will return to
her work soon. She is a niece Of Col.
John +. Philips. OF S-dalis.
wARRENsBUHG.
MIR. Stanley Roscrs is al Sweet
Springs.
Mrs. NJ. N. Terry is visiting Mrs. l..
d. Evcrharf.
Mrs. W. e. Rowland and son, Willie,
are visiting in lows.
Mrs. Fannie Christy lett Thursday
evening for Butler, Mo.
Miss Sailic Zoll WAS visiting in
Brownsville last week.
Miss Maris Luvin has returned from
her visit to Cass county.
Miss Moilie johnson has returned
from McAllister Springs.
Miss Mollie Tyler returned from her
visit 70 the country laet week.
Miss Mamie Redford hiss returned
from her visit TO Pleasant Hill.
Miss Emmx Parker. OF Kansas C;:y,
j. visiting Miss MUllie Williams.
"A number oi young people from Hol-
den spent last Sunday in this city.
Mr. sud Mrs. q. 4. Lobb.n returned
from Mc-Allister Spring, last week.
Mrs. Leroy. Of Knobncs.er, is visit
ing Mrs. L. u. Everha-t, OF this city.
DIR. II. 4. Cress and Gzrret Land have
returned from their yisi; 10 Colorado.
Miss Maud Chri.,y, who has been Wis.
iting friends in 81. Loai-. returned last
week.
Mrs. W. p. Anderson, Of Lees FUN.
init. visited friends in this city last
week.
Misses Mile Fitzpatrick and Annie
Nicholson, oil Holden, are visiting Mrs.
Dosix Crus~.
Mrs. VIM. Anderson and children, Of
Independence, are in the city visiting Mr..
W. B. Moody.
Miss Lizzie Armstrong will teach in
the public schools At Peculiar, Caes county,
the next term.
Prof John T. Payden has returned
from Eureka Springs, his health being very
much improved.
Miss Emma Parker. OF Kansas City,
has becu visiting Miss Mollie Williams,
hear this place.
MIR. and Mrs. ANDREW Cecil, with their
daughter, Miss Leti,is. have returned from
Eureka Springs.
II. {. Fikc has gone to kaSprings.
H. will bring Mr.. Fikc and Mis-, Ella
home with him.
Mr. aud Mr. Chas. Snow and daughter,
Miss Nellie, returned from McAilister
Springs last week.
Mrs. Jennie Hedges and Miss Cora
Gilkerson returned from Rich Hill last
Thursday evening.
Miss Ona Griffith, who has been Wis
iting friends in this city, left Tor her home
in 81. Louis this morning.
Misses Dixie and Mamie Winship, who
have been visiting friends in Indcpcnd-
cnce for the past sis weeks, returned home
last Saturday.
A quiet wedding took place in this
city Angus, 18th. which was quite sur.
pri,. to MANY. The bride, Miss Jennie
Wright. is ;he daughter Of DIR. T. j..
Wright, and the groom, Mr.. W. &. Moore,
oi Pan Handle, Texas, prominent cattle
man. The ceremony was performed by
Rev g.. Y. RIDLEY. Mr.. and Mrs. Moore
have gon. 10 their future home in Texas
ATCHiSoN.
Mrs Senator Ingalls, is again conva-
descent.
The Misses Garside arr visiting friends
q, Republic.
Mrs. \. r. Stewart. OF ST Louis. is
visiting in ,hi, city.
Miss Sa!iie Reynolds has gone to
Kentucky to visit friends.
Mrs. r. \. Osborne has gone To Green
Raw. Wisconsin. her future home.
Mrs. Lesion, Of Davenport, Iowa, was
registered AT the Otis house last week.
Mr.. John Hanhorne and sisters,
Misses Lille and Minnie, have gone to
Council bluffs, Iowa, 10 visit their uncle.
Miss Alma Rcll, who has been visit
ing her sister for the pas, two months in
this city. lett for her home in kcwancc
last week.
Misses Annie Loskamp and Minnie
Movers OF Lravcnworth, who have been
visiting friends and relatives in this city,
have returned To their homes.
BEANAN.
The friends and members Of the Salem
society arr having their church building
rcmod.lcd
There will be- 4 Sunday school conven-
iion at Olive Branch the third week in
September.
There has been great deal OF sickness
in the las, two weeks Dr. Burkleo is busy
day and night