The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-05
Thanksgiving with relatives in Harrison

Thanksgiving with relatives in Harrison
Vile.
Mis- Mittie Pembertou is visiting her
pareDis at Rose Hill during the short Va.
cation.
Mss Nellie Shockey went down to Sc
dalis, Thursday morning, on . visit "a
friends.
Several young ladies have become very
proficient At roller kaiing, and are heartily
enjoying it.
Mr.. G. N. Wheeler, of Denver, Cole
RADIO, is visiting The family of his brother
in-lav, Mr.. r. c. Dopnell.
Mr.. and Ms. Louis E. DeGarme, OF
Chicago, are visiting the family Of Mr.. E.
L. DeGarno, on Ming street.
Senator Cockrell left Sunday night for
Washington City. Mrs. Cock-ell will re-
main until after the holidays.
Married, at the Methodist parsonage,
in this citv, Thurs1ay last, Mr.. charles J
Cobler, and Miss Anna O'Dare.
Married. in this city, Thursday, Nov.
23d, Mr. E. c. Huichison, of Cooper coun-
ty, and Miss Lucy Mann, of this city.
Mrs. Lydia Jarvis, of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting her daughter, the vile of
Mr.. g. N. Richards, of the Standard.
Married, at the recorders Office, in
this city, Thursday last, by E. Burnett,
esq, Mr.. {. {. Sprinkle and Miss Berrie
Ship.
Married, at the residence Of Mr.. ]. II
Christopher, corner Of Broad and Miller
streets, Wednesday evening at s o'clOck,
Mr.. Robert n Dunn and Miss Ella Chris
TOPPER, BY Elder J. A. Brooks.
Married, at the ,sideence of the
brides mother, in city, Thursday
afternoon, by Rev. s. g. Reese, Mr.. John
II. Smith, of Woodso n county, Kss., and
Miss Anna Rhodes.
LEXINGTON.
Mr.. B. E. Wiuelxnd and wife, Of Find
ley, Ohio, have been in the city this week,
on q visit to friends.
Mr.. james Hook and Miss Eliza Sand
ifer, both of this city, were recently mar
ried in st. Louis, the bride being ON ser
way home frsm q visit to friends in New
York.
-Weduesday, Mr.. Luther Nickel! was
united in marriage with Miss Lena Wheel
er, q very popular young lady Of Fulton.
Missouri. The groom and his bride will
arrive in the city this morning, and re-
main three or four DAYS on visit TO rela-
tives and friends. May happiness and
prosperity attend them through life is the
wish Of the "best paper in the county"
Mr.. Henry Swiizer, son aud daughter,
tac
on . weeks visit to Mrs. Swiizer's father,
Mr.. Henry Turner. They will remain un-
til Saturday next, when they will return
home. and will be accompanied by Miss
Emma Yinkling, who remains until after
the holidays. Mrs. Switzer has not visited
Lexington before in many months, and her
many friends were pleased 10 meet her.
PARSONS.
Mrs. E. H. Edwards left yesterday
morning for Topeka, to visit her daughters,
Misses Gracia and Myra, who are attend.
ink Bethany college at that place.
The ball OF the A. o. U. w. at the
opera house Wednesday night, was we'll At
tended. The music was good, and everything
passed of in the pleasantest manner.
-Arlie Wood and Miss Hattie Wood
burn were Joined in marriage "Wednesday
night BY Rev. H. w. Chaffee, at the resi-
dence of J. B. Eiliston, on Stevens avenue.
The supper given by the Ladies
Guild of the Episcopal church. at 7. II.
Cunningham's last "wednesday night. was
very we'll attended, and was fairly success
ful
Thomas Wright and Miss Elizabeth
Lawson were united in marriage Wednes-
day afternoon, at the residence of w. Law
son, on Seventeenth street, by Rev. H. w.
Chaffee.
"A. J. Baker, of Kansas City, is in the
city, the guest of his cousin, Mrs. u. w.
Briggs. His visit here is with the view of
buying land and engaging in the stock
business on large scale.
Last Wednesday evening there was
congregated ut the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Goodnow, on East Belmont
avenue, . score or more of gleeful and
happy little folks. The occasion was q
surprise party plansed BY the mother for
their little daughter, Sadie, aged seven
years. The evening was spent in joyful
plays and partaking of q bsunliful supply
Of refreshments.
HOLDEN.
Mrs. Stevens, wife of G. r. Stevens, Of
the Herald, arrived in this city, last week.
Mrs. Barber, Of Detroit o., is in the
city, visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. N.
Daniels.
-Mrs. H. C. Bettes and daughter, Miss
Norma, left this place last week for their
sew home-Clarksville, Texas.
Mr.. Cyrus Anderson and y life returned
from Colorado, last Monday morning, and
are at present the guests of Mr.. Anderson's
father, in Rose Hill township.
Mr.. G. w. Butler and wife Of Illinois,
who had been for more than . week visit
ing the family Of E P. johnson in this
city, departed for home the latter part Of
last week.
Miss Sallie Moss is visiting relatives
in Kansas Ci.y and st. Joe.
Mrs Annie MarSretier returned 70