The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-12-20

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Mrs. Z. Iamy aas ia Boonyi!!l !aai
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Mrs 8 l.. Highley:nsn hss gone 10
- LoCis Tor short visit.
Tie topuiar Minerva cluh ~;ll not
s1--t agsin until :.iler the holidays.
Mrs. W A Ra1ick returned from :.
1T ;1 ~. Lou!- yesterday morning.
Mrs. John Young. oi n"ussoi.ia. ~;,s
:hx city Friday cn shopping exp
-:.<icn.
The S.'siia Rides have made Ar
'.aFenenls for d grand bail ua lac c>ih
. his mouth.
Mis-, Mamie O'Brien. vi Ho"nyill,. -
= this city visiting her Dro;hcr- in-law.
NJ. VIM. Tucker.
Mrs. A. p. Espenchied. sho has been
s-een: some months, returned home la,i
Hday evening.
-Ars Carrie Engeis. oi :. Loais.
.-~ughter OF Mr. Chas Ne yers. !, IL this
~ visiting friends.
Mrs Richard Maoly left last Monday
- Harrodshurg. Kentucky, where she will
.emain until after the holidays.
Miss Hannah A. Hill, daughter OF ex-
,.dezman Hill, left Friday evening ior a
sit with friends in st. Louis.
Mrs. James Hooteu, of st Louis,
.3s1pped In this city for short visit With
aer friend, Mrs. Withers, .sss week.
Mis- Mabel Haley. who Las been WRIT
'zg her friend. Miss Ella Porter. in this
7rsy. left for Kansas City last Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM Craig. representing the dry
s>vsds house of Chase & Cabbott, OF st.
,-',uis, and wife are stopping in this city.
Mrs. T. l. Golden. of Lou;en leland,
.,.stsr-in-lsw 81 Mrs. j. Ii. Hogue, left for
.Icsnville yesterday evening, and will re-
I'm Monday evening.
Mrs Pien.on, of Hannibal, and Mrs..
Winins, OF Wisconsin. who have been visit
.us Mrs. J. e. Barber, retained to their ne
srcctive homes last week.
Mr.. Owens and her daughter. Alice,
Tisited Mrs. kincaid, in this city lat Mon
Icy. They returned to their home in Cal
tenn, Mo-, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. and Miss Addie Stewart, OF Soda
10, mother and sister OF Mr.. Arthur ID.
Stewart, of this place, were in town a day
:. two during the past week.-WarsaH
INES.
Mrs. l.. u. Mayhem. formerly Miss
~-Izie Alien, OF this city, who has been
tending short season with friends and
-,latives, LETT for her houie in 81. LOU,
yesterday morning.
Rev Andrew Trowbridgc Sharpe, wh"
= at present the rector at the Episcopsl
,hurch In this CITY. brings with him d.
youEg wiie-formerly Miss Mary Linn
--ick-who will No doubt Ike a welcome adj
fi:icn to the ranks of Sedalia society.
MR.. Joe L. Iandcs. of Osceola. was in
&c city yesterday for a flying visit She
2sd calculated spending the day here but
ring - the delayed train On the X. s. T.,
he Vas obliged 10 return almost imme-
r-ate!y.
Mise MoIlie Cord and Mr.. WIFE Pur-
~, of Houstonia, visited friends in this
.-ity last Wednesday. They were accompa-
led home by Miss Kittie Kidd. who spent
10 days with them very happily. She re-
NAN'N' ~'AseA
* very much enjoyed.
Mics Maggie Windette, OF Ottawa,
KANSAS, If a sister of Mrs /. ID. Wright.
;: this city, died of typhoid fever at her
nome on Friday last. Miss Wipdette was
cutie we'll known here, and the news of her
2eath has been the cause OF much sorrow
-mcng her friends. Mrs. Wright lett for
,rtawa Yesterday morning.
Rev. A. L. Barr, accompanied by Miss
-rankie Welch. passed through this city
:.n their way home from the wedding Of
Iev. Il. F Fullerton and Miss Allie Mitch
III, at kirksville, Mo-, las; "Wednesday
-yening The newly welded were the re-
cipients OF large number OF costly pres
a-ts from their relatives and friends. They
Sill make their future home In Kansas
ATTY.
The Cal1iopian Society met at the
Seminary building last Friday evening
rith m unusually full attendance. The
subject selected for debate was Resolved
shat Modern Civilization is Superior to
ancient" The decision was in favor OF
ne negative. Music served IA a fitting
lose 10 the evenings amusemenis. IL l.
probable that this society will give rendi.
. -.on of some popular play ere long.
The members Of the Congregational
church held one of their pleasant and en-
toyable reunions at the residence OF Mr.
Van Camp on Seventh street last THURSDAY
evening, which was very largely attended
Refreshments were served and q very de
3lghtfu, evening was spent o. the guests