The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-07

Mrs. Mary Tut, of Calhoun, paid Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Ware visit last week.
-Messrs. James Stewart and John
Quarles, of Montrose, spent Sunday in this
city.
Lee Shrewsbury started for Nevada
Yesterday morning, where he goes To spend
a week or SD.
Mrs. :. III. Shields and Mrs. S. f..
Kinney, from Mining City, XIV, arrived
here last Saturday. They are visiting rel
atives and friends in this county
Mrs. DIR. Kincannon, who has been
visiting relatives in Clinton, returned to
her home in Walker, Monday morning.
Judge r. p. Wright and wife left for
Jefferson City last Tuesday morning,
where they go to permanently locate.
The festival given by the ladies of the
Cumberland church, on Friday evening,
was grand success in every sense of the
word. The attendance was very large, the
supper excellent, the ladies entertaining
and the result financially entirely satisfac-
tory, the amount taken in being S95.
Several of the young gentlemen gave
a social party, at the City hall, on last
Tuesday evening The music, which was
furnished by Messrs, W. j. Seifried and
August Elgis, OF Clinton, and Emiel Bener
and Louis Pfaf, OF st. Louis, was very
good, indeed. Those who attended seemed
to enjoy themselves. Among those pres
ent was noticed Mr.. Mp Wright and lady :;
Mr. Emanuel Snavely, wife and sister !;
Misses Mollie and Maggie Quarles; Fannie
Salmon, Berthe Jones, Lena Barlow, Meta
Snyl.r IL
Fannie Terwilliger. Fannie HighnOte and
Kate Taylor, of Clinton, and Bird Ewing,
of Nevada; Messrs. w. L. Wright and
many others.
RICH HILL.
DR.. T. l.. Hewitt spent Friday and
Saturday last in the city, and returned to
Norborne, Mo-, on the Sunday morning
train.
Mr. w G. Hendrix, who was recently
married to Miss Orie De Long, returned
with his new bride from a visit TO relatives
in Pleasanton, last Thursday.
Andy Scott and wife returned from
Arkansas last Saturday, where he has been
engaged in the management of the forces at
work on the Frisco extension to Fort
Smith.
Mrs. j. V. WoOdhouse, wife of our
smelling works manager, has been visiting
her husband i'm this city for week or so,
but contemplates returning to her home in
Joplin in a few days.
DIR. T. A. Glasgo has qualified as ex-
ecutOr of the last will of Eli Glasgo, de-
ceased, and has entered upon his duties as
such. HIS family has arrived from Ohio
and will spend the summer here.
The Nj. f. church festival at Cowles'
hall, last Friday evening, was well attend
ed, and it may be pronounced successful
Notwithstanding satisfactorily In every
respect and rejecting credibly upon the
committee having the matter i'm charge.
Five large tables were beautifully spread
and all well patronized during the evening.
These were presided over by Mrs Christian,
Mrs. Switzler, Mrs. Huckeby, Mrs. Bailey
and Mrs. Crider, assisted by numerous fair
friends of the sOciety-cOnspicuaus among
whom were Mrs. Kuhn and her amiable
daughters. Mrs. Hiatt, Miss Allen and
many other ladies.
LEXINGTON.
-Thos. j. Powell has cast his lot with
the Odessa people.
Miss Maggie Douthitt is visiting Mr..
John Grants family on Franklin street
Miss Bette Montjoy returned home
last week after protracted visit in Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Alex. Bennett and her daughter,
Mrs. Lesear, returned Wednesday from
Council Bluffs.
Miss Ella Cromwell, after visiting
/ here for several weeks, returned home
Monday morning.
Miss Bette Anderson, of the Baptist
Female college, has returned from visiting
friends at Marshall, No.
DIR. Carpenter and family left last
Tuesday for Independence, where they in
tend to make their future home.
The masque ball given by the Lieder-
kranz society was a grand success. Every
one enjoyed themselves until late hour.
Miss Carrie Hines and Mr.. Adolph Kist
took the first prizes and Miss Annie Homer
and Mr. Herman Schmidt the second prize.
HOLDEN
A. NJ. Steinberg and family left for St.
Louis Tuesday evening, where they will
take up their residence.
A grand concert was given last even
ing at Euglossian hall for the benefit of
Rev l. p Patch, who retires from the pas
torate of the Nj. +. church in this city, in
consequence OF affection.
Last Wednesday night Mrian Mrs. j /.
Jewell celebrated their crystal wedding
the fifteenth anniversary of their marriage,
which was solemnized in the state of ILL.,
nois in the year 1867. About fifty invited
guests we're present to share with them the
pleasures of the event, congratulate them
on the past and express good wishes for
the future, thus binding more tightly the
chain of friendship that has heretofore
bound them to each other as friends and
neighbors. At nine o'clock Rev. Mortland
read the marriage ceremony. Supper was
then announced and in due time all the
guests were served with plentiful supply
of the things that go to supply the inner
man. The repast was prepared with rare