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

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a.ent: from SedAlia ncighboring places xre re-
,pectfully solicited. We want = vivscious, active
and CHEEKY lady correspondent, in AZ the neighbour
.ng towns tributary to Sc6alia Address all such
communications to Rosa Ptasle. society reporter,
$500 of6ce, Sedalia, No..
Miss Alice CLANCY has returned from
aer visi. to Holden.
Miss Mamie Brown has returned from
err visit to HoustOnia.
Mrs. L. NJ. Mi,chrm has returned
rom her visit to MARSHALL
Miss Retta Pilkington returned from
aer visit TO Lexington last week.
Mrs. James Bruce has gone to Aurora
Springs to remain about month.
Mrs. Gibson, vile Of the late Judge
Gibson, was in this city last week.
Mrs. John Farley. OF 81. Louis, is Wis
ting her friend, Mrs. James Story.
Miss l.. Henderson is in this city
visiting the family Of Rev. A. II. Stephens.
Mrs. T. X. Potter and Gertie Smith
spent few days at Sweet. Springs last
week.
Miss Lizzie Copeland, Of ST. Louis,
sas the guest Of Mrs. John W. Houx, last
xeek.
Miss Vic Conkling. OF ST. Louis, was
H n this city last week the guest OF Mrs
Mrs. Lolita Hutchinson has gone to
Hconville to visit among her friends ior a
-hcrt time.
Mrs. G. W. Ferrcll, of Lexington, Mo-.
Is in this city visiting her daughter. Mrs.
J. N. Daily.
Misses Moliie and Cora McCleary, OF
Vernon county, are visiting their cousins,
the Misses Barley.
Mrs. Emmett, Philips is suffering from
brain fever. Her many friends will SYM
pathine with her.
Miss Ida Bsrnhart. OF A.cola, ILL.,, is
visiting her cousins, Oliver kerncodlc and
sister, on Tenth street.
Mrs. Clay Arnold aud children, Of
Kansas City, are visiting her sister, Ms. O.
". Harris, near this city.
Miss Nellie Thompson il expected to
return from her visit to Platssmouth, Seb.,
the latter part OF this week.
Mrs. Gordon, who has been visiting
her parents, DIR. Bruner and wife, has H.
TUNED to her home in Ohio.
H. c. Ewing and wife, OF Jefferson
City, passed through this city ON their
way to Sweet Springs Monday night.
Miss Nellie Caldron, IN accomplished
young lady Of Moberly, is in the city ON
visit to her sister, Mrs. Josh Iredale.
Mrs Susan Green, who has been visit
ing friends in Kansas City, returned to her
home in this city las, Monday evening.
-'Retta Pilkington. who has heen
spending some weeks at McAllister and
Sweet Springs, returned h me last We'd
needay.
Il. Y. Stephens and wife, Of Boonvillc,
were at the Garrison house, in this city,
last Monday evening. en- route to St. Louis
fc- brief visit.
Mrs. Hattie Stone. of Lexington, prin-
,:ipal Of the Baptist female college of that
city, is visiting her friend, Mrs. Logan
Clark, on Fifth street,
Miss Bell Hall has gone to Denver,
Colorado, to visit the family OF Mr.. Ira
Hubbell, formerly Of this city. We wish
Mss Bell delightful visit.
Mrs. Marvin and her daughters, Mrs.
B. B. Lyon and Miss Hattie Marvin, who
have been spending a short season in Wis
coasin, have returned home.
Mrs. E. Meniiee. who has been visit
irg her brother-in-law. Mr. John Menifee.
IN this city for some weeks past. has re-
turned to her home in Colorado.
Mrs. West and daughter. who have
been spending the season AT Sweet Springs,
passed through this city on their way to
their home in St. Louis, last week.
Mrs. K. Garrett. in company with her
little son, has gone to BoOnville TO reside
Mrs. Garrett will resume her old position
AZ teacher in the Cooper institute.
As an acid Is to an alkali. so is 81.
Jacobs Oil to rheumatism. OF course the
one would neutralize the other. St.
Jacobs Oil is the great pain neutralizer OF
The age.
Mrs. N. Stone, of Clinton, passed
through this city last week on her way
home from Warsaw. She will soon take
up her residence in the latter place. where
she has just established bank.
Mr.. Will Willis and family have re-
tarned from their trip to McAllister
Springs. They occupied n. David's cot
:age while there, enjoyed the sulphur baths
and had an enjoyable time generally.
Miss "GyP" Cook, who has been
N this city for some time, and who
left for Nashville, Tenn. on Friday MORN
ing, will be much missed BY her many
friends. She is an intelligent and agree
able young lady.
Miss Mary Mense, Of st. Louis, who
has been visiting her sister, Mn. p. G.
Stafford. in this city, has gone on visit
to Washington, Mo. Miss Mense will he
heartily welcomed back when it shall
please her to return.
Mr.. 4. H. Piety, OF West Seventh
street, accompanied BY his family. spen,
last "Wednesday on the sedgey shores OF Flat
creek. A large number Of fish, a great
deal OF sunburn and few chisger bites
was the net result OF the days pleasure.