The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-12-26

JEFFERSON CITY.
Judge Ray, and his daughters, Misse
Ella and Berthe. went to Kansas City, las
Thursday, for brief visit.
Mrs. Howard McC,eary came in OF
the afternoon train, Thursday to attenc
the funeral Of little Carrie Crittenden.
Mrs. Judge H. A. Glover, of st. Louis
who has been visiting at the McCarty
house, returned to st. Louis, Thursday.
Little Mona Pratt is not i'll, with
diph' IBERIA, as stated, Thursday morning
She had bad sore throat. but no indica.
tions of diphtheria. She is getting we'll.
The following are the names of some
OF the young Misses that have been away,
attending school, and returned home last
Thursday, for the holidays: Guss,e David
SON. Eslella Vogdes. Alice Hough, Myra
Hough, Mamie Chappell and Tonic
Schultz.
Miss Maggie Durham, an accomplish
ed young lady from Green Castle, Indiana,
arrived in this city Thursday. and will be
entertained during the winter, by her cou-
sin, Mrs. F. G. Fsrr. Miss Maggie will be
valuable addition to our social circles
this winner.
RICH HILL.
Mrs. Theodore Wheeler departed for
st. Louis, yesterday, to spend the holidays
Mrs. Ed. F. Swiney is visiting friends
in Howard county. Ed. is discOnsolate.
Nj ) Birdie Hanley. one OF Buffers
most charming young ladies, attended the
ball in this city, Monday evening, and Wis
tied with friends the following day.
Miss Lille Crabb returned home last
Thursday from Lawrence, Kas where she
has been attending school. Miss Lille
will spend the holidays here and then re-
turn.
Mrs /. Lampkin and Miss Ella Ew-
ing favores. the Review with q call this
week. Mrs. Lampkin reports considerable
distress among the poor vi our city, which
the ladies OF Rich Hill are endeavoring to
alleviate.
The Qni Vive club, an organization
OF the Jun loving boys and girls Of Rich
Hill, gave a select sOiree at the Talmage
house, on Monday night, the 18th inst.
1t was numerously attended Dy the young
people, not only of Rich Hill, but Of But
l-r aud other sdjsc. nt places. wv.
Fowler, formerly oil Sedalia, was one OF
the moving and enthusiastic sports of the
occasion. E. X. Carnes, w. Z. Pyle, Il.
Burnes, Sam Levy, Henry Burkhardt, j.
II. Warnock, Ed. Steele, Misses Ada and
Eva MelcaIf, Fannie Teff Hattie
Levy, Miss Nina Mize, Miss Edna Stacy
and Miss Lulu Clarke, of Butler. A
most bOunteOus repast was spread at mid
night by Yves Ovens, the genial host of
the Tsimage, to which the hungry dancers
did ample justice, making sad havoc upon
the enO'ce meats, salads, cakes, ices. etc.
BUTLER
Mrs. DIR. Hunt, of Warrensburg, is
visiting her aunt, Geo. Patterson.
Miss Jessie Ewing, of Kansas CITY,
came down to attend the opera house open
ing. and lis now visiting friends in the
country.
Miss Minnie WiEsett, who spent the
summer and fall in Iowa for her health,
has returned very much improved.
"A number of young people ef Butler
went TO Rich Hill Monday night to attend
hop given by the the Qui Vive club at
the Tal.nage neuse. The members OF the
club lett nothing undone to add to the en-
jOyment OF their gusts. They received
those from abroad With an afiability
worthy OF mention. causing them to go
back to the;r an city with hearts full Of
good feeling The music was good, and
the supper vas served in pripcely style.
Among these from Butler were Misses Ada
Me'calf, Clara Mize. Nina Stacy. Eva
Metcalf, Berthe Hsnley and Mrs. Samuel
Levy, Messrs. Ed. Barnes. Sam Levy,
Charlie Burns, Will Pyle, Ed. Steele and
Geo. Burkhardt were among the notable
gentlemen.
The Home Club party, Christmas
week, will he at the Windsor.
There will be supper at tie Presby-
terrain church, Christmas night
C. C. VOORHEES, ard wife think of spend
irg the winter In New Orleans
-Ex-Governor Charles HI. Hardin and
wife are IN Kentucky on a visit.
-Brice Edwsrds has returned home
from st. .-uis to spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ware celebrate
their wooden wedding on Christmas day.
Dan Henderson and wife have gone to
New Orleans, and from there will take a
ca voyage
Misses Jennie Dobyns and Georgia
Allen are visiting the family of r. NJ.
Dobyns, In st. Louis.
CALIFORNIA.
Mrs. Kraemer and daughter, who
have been visiting in Upton, returned
home last Tuesday.
The Misses Cohn, of Upton, who were
visiting friends in this city last week, re-
turned home Monday.
"A supper will be given to the scholars
of the Methodist SUNDAY school, at the |
court house, Monday night.
The oyster supper at the City hotel,
last Wednesday evening, given by Capt
Websters side OF the match hunt, proved
h.a q varv a}to oA.s.