The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-31

Clinton, and will remain about one week.
w. j. Mcfarland and wife and Mrs.
w. w. Gray, returned one week age from
pleasant and agreeable visit to relatives in
Kentucky and In,.iana.
Misses Emma and Kit:ie Kidd. of
Sedalia, Mr.. j. A. Bushnell and Miss Ella
Owens, Of Calhoun, Mr.. Jeane Wall, of
Windsor, we've in the city Sunday evening.
Miss Julia Hunbrock, sister Of the
wives OF Messrs. Haysler Bros, and q C..
Haysler, arrived in Clinton last week, and
will. remain a couple of menths visiting
relatives.
DIR. Stephens, OF Browniugton, came to
Clinton, Wednesday, and met Miss Willie
Anne Stevens, of BuncetOb, niece of the
late Col. j. l.. Stevens, of Boonville, ana
his cousin. She will remain a couple OF
weeks with the doctors family.
Mrs. Smiley Prewitt is visiting friends
in North Missouri
Mrs. w. A. Kincannon, of Walker, is
IN the city on visit to relatives.
MIR Phil Johnson and vile returned.
"Wednesday, from bridal trip to Illinois.
Miss Mollie Prickett, of Walker. has
5een visiting Mrs. Hester Barley, in this
city.
Mrs. X E. Schroeder left, on Monday
morning, Tor visit to friends and rela-
tivss in Joplin.
Mr.. DR.. Houston, sister of Mr.. T. j.
Davis. OF Nevada, died at her home in
Monroe county, recently.
MIR. and Mrs.G. II. Warth, of Clinton.
are visiting at the residence OF their son,
DIR. f. j. Warih, in this city.
MIR. 7. y Brannock, of the neiehbor
hood OF Nevada, returned, last week, from
| a ' sit TO relatives and friends in johnson
! and Cass counties.
HARRIsoNvILLE.
Mrs. VIM. w. Cock, of Butler, is vis-
ting IN this city.
MFR. and Mrs. E. c. Deacon visited
last week in Bu,Ier
Mrs. Duren, of Nevada, visited friends
| in this city last week
Mrs. Sam Simon and daughter are Wis
ting 10 PaOla, Kansas.
The benefit concert rendered nv Mrs.
Bernard DOnDelly to the Woman's Chris
! tian association, will be decidedly the
most elegant affair, exceeding in every re-
spect all such entertainments given here
Mrs Donnelly, who is recognized by high
musical authority as a fine dramatic So
! pranO, with It'll of tone, full of volume,
extensive COM s. and fine presence, will
sing herself, an she will be assisted BY
Mrs. Peoples, Of 81. Louis. IL will take
place during the coming week.
CALIFORNIA.
Miss Mollie Lewis left, last Tuesday
evening, for Gsllatin, No., to VISIT rel
atives.
Henry Mais. of High Point, Mo-, was
in the city last week, visiting his sister,
Mrs. George Moore.
Miss Julia Burkhardt returned home,
last Monday, from visit Of two weeks in
Sedsiia and Fayette
Mr.. james W. Hurst, of Newton,
Kansas, spent Sunday in this city. visiting
his uncle, Mr.. William Barton.
Mrs. Elenier UaH, of Prairie Home
Cooper county, is visiting the family of
her cousin, Mr.. John HUFF, of this city.
Mrs J. F. Duwenick, accompanied BY
her daughter, Miss Annie, lett for ST. Louis
Tuesday, where they will spend week or
two visiting relatives.
FAYETTE.
Mrs. c. N King and family have re-
moved to Sedalia, Mo.
Mrs s. o Fletcher, of Parsons, Kan
sas, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
DIR. Gay, at this place.
Miss Mary Tieman, who has been teach
ing music at Savannah, Mo-, for several
years, returned home last Wednesday
night, accompanied by her cousin, Mrs.
Brown, OF that place.
Miss Lilly Dobyns has returned from
pleasant visit to friends in Fulton.
Miss Bessie Bamber and Mrs. Annie
Fisher, Of Fulton, are visiting Mrs. HI d.
Hunter.
Mrs. NJ. H. Foss returned, Wednesday,
from visit to Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. HI. Wagner were visit
ing in the city. "Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chick Warner haye
returned from Carthage, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs p. Davis returned from
Topeka last Wednesday evening
The oyster supper given by the ladies
of the Methodist church, last Wednesday
night, was we'll attended and q very enjoy
able affair. The oyster soup and the coffee
and cake were excellent and every one
seemed to appreciate the efforts made to
entertain them. The supper netted the So
ciety quite handsome sum.
The residence of George L. Nellis,
corner of Morgan avenue and Sixteenth
street, was the. scene of very pleasant
sheet and pillowcase party last Wednesday
evening There was music, both vocal and
instrumental, and q sumptuous repast was
served. The party was given in honor Of
Miss Matte Spates, of Jacksonville, ILL.,, a
sister of Mrs. Nellis.
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