The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-01-10
LEXINGTON.

The LieferkranZ ball last Monday
night Was a grand success.
Mir. Cora Holt, Of Richmond. No. i,
in the civ visiting friends.
Mr. Lilburn Shielde, Of St. Louis. :
visiting relatives I'm this city.
Miss Ella James is in Sedalia, tie
guest of Mrs. James Merrifeld.
Miss Fannie Ireland spent the holi-
days in Kansas City and SedslIa.
--Mes-rs. Henry Youngling and Charlie
Carroll have gone back TO Omaha.
Miss Fsnnie Bennett has gone to
Council Bluffs, Iowa. 10 Tisi her sister.
Mrs. Gus Drumm has returned from
visiting her parents at Hopewell, No.
Misses Mollie and Birdie Allen have
! returned from visiting frieuds in Fulton,
Mo.
Miss Maggie Tie!el, Of Mayview, at
tended the LIedeIkranz ball last Monday
night.
Prof. Fleet left this week for New
Mexico, where he will Join his corps OF L.
: engineers.
Mr. Samuel Harrison. OF Galloway
county. Mo, is in the city visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Will ;. Clagett-
-Mi-s Ida Thomas, one of the +. A.
Seminary teachers, spent the holiday VA
cation at her home in P.att.burg, Mo.
Miss Jenette Berry returned to her
duties al the f. s. Summary this week,
much improved in health by her holiday
rest.
Miss Belle Graves, Prof. Chas Gin
bel, Messrs. VIM. III. ChiIes. and John r
Burden, went 10 Kansas City last Thurs
day to attend the Hess opera.
FAYE1IE-
Miss Fannie Salmon, of Clinton, visited
Miss Bette Tut. OF Estill. last week.
Miss Josie Walden returned last week
from visit in Howard and Cooper coun-
ties.
Miss Fannie Davis, Of Hannibal, spent
the holidays in Fsyette visiting relatives
aud friends.
Mis-. Stella Mckinney, of the Lathrop
academy, Boone county, spent the holidays
in Fayet,e.
Miss Florrie Duncan, a teacher in the
Richmond academy, spent the holidays at
her home i'm Fayet e.
-Mrs. Wsddy Thompson and daughter,
Gussie, Of Warrensburg, visited friends and
relatives in this place last week.
The literary societies OF Howard col
lege will give an entertainment Friday,
Jan Is, in Central college chapel.
Mr.. Charley Alsop, Of New Franklin,
visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. IL.
Armstrong. Of this place. last week.
Capt James Wallace and wife, OF
Keytesville, paid visit TO Mrs. VS.. pa
rents in Faye,se during the holidays.
Miss Bessie Morrison, who has been
visiting friends at Kansas City for several
weeks, returned 10 her home In this place
last week.
The opening of the Hotel Howard on
the 18th inst, promises to be a grand sue
CESS A large number are expected from
Boonville, Glasgow and other points.
MIR Samuel Major Gardenhire, form
erly OF Fayette, WAS united In marriage To
Miss Minnie Jetniore, daughter of Col. A.
u. Jetmore, of Topeaa, Kansas, on the 9th
of December. The wedding was quite a
brilliant one, and the contracting parties
were the recipients of a large number of
valuable and handsome presents.
RICHMOND.
A. K. Reyburn and wife. who have
been on a visit TO ~. Louis, returned Sun
day evening.
The Jubilee singers drew another full
house "wednesday evening. They are
good.
The Entire Nous club gave a brilliant
party at Olympic hall Monday eve, and
all present had a good time.
Misses Mollic Mosby and SalIie Page
returned Tuesday tn Columbia, 10 attend TO
their studies at Christian college.
Mrs. DIP. Whitmer hiss been seriously
i'll. but il now considered out OF danger
Miss Kittie RYDER, n charming young
lady. who has been Spending the holidays
in Richmond, has returned To her school
al Colu nbia.
Mrs. J. w. Black and Master Clar-
ence Child, who have been on a visit to
Philsdelphix, returned home New Years
eve.
Miss Florrie Duncan, who has been
spending the holidays IT home, has re-
! turned and taken charge OF her music
classes.
Misses Maggie and Lutte Hughes,
Katie Limerick and Dora Keith, who have
been visiting in Norborne, have returned
Miss Ruth and Miss Matte CoIgan re-
turned TO their home in Linneus, Tuesday
evening, having spent the holidays pleas
an,ly, visiting friends in the city.
MEXICO.
DIR. E. Shea and wife have been to St.
Louis on visit
The next fair vii! open August 18th
and continue FIVE days
There was pleasant party at Hardin
college Thursday night.
DIR. J. NJ. Koontz and wife are visiting
in Montgomery City for few days.
Mrs Dr.. J. w. Atkinson, of Louis
vile, Ky, is home on a visit to her parents.
Mr.. John II Bishop and family have
moved to Kansas City to reside perma-