The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-03-14
KNOBNOSTER.

who have been teaching here during the
winter, left for their home in Warrensburg
last Saturday.
Last Friday evening a musical sOiree.
one of the most pleasant entertainments Of
the season, was given at the residence OF
A. o. L. Pennington, the gentlemanly
Missouri Pacific agent at this place. The
music, both vocal and instrumental, was
simply suberb and the amount OF home
talent developed was rather surprising.
After the music the party INDUCED in q
few games of cards and supplemented the
entire affair with q handsome oyster sup
per. Among those present were: Mrs. +.
H. Ward, Misses Fannie Mock, Emma
Ward. Lizzie Harte, G. o. Tapley and
wife, Mrs. Matte Harris. of Owsley, q. +.
Nesbit and Miss Aggie Lark;u; Prof.
Stirling and son. viOlinists, A. l.. McLar-
an and Miss Minnie Crawford, S Prag-
neimer and Miss Fannie link, w NJ FL
lott and Miss Helen Shockley, Will Carr
and Miss Carrie VanAusdall, w. s. Ward
and Miss Fannie Maddox.
! HOLDEN.
! Clarence Berry and his sister Della, of
Harrisonville, spent few days in this
city the latter part of last week.
Mrs. w. Il. Simpson started Sunday
evening for Pennsylvania, with the re
mains OF her little girl for sepulture in the
old family cemetery.
! The benefit concert Saturday evening
! in Eaglossian hall was ereditably attend
ed and was highly entertaining. 1t was
generally conceded by all i'm attendance
! that it was the best musical concert ever
given in the city by home talent. The
/ following musicians entertained the audi
ence Prof. and Mrs. White, Prof. Chas.
Rand Mrs. Golladay, III. q. Conner, DIR.
/ Detchen and last as we'll as Ieast-in
stature, not In impOrtance-was Miss
Ethel White, who quite distinguished
herself as a vocalist. She delighted all
who heard her.
| Married-On Sunday, March 4, 1882, in
the Nj. f. church, this city, Mr.. Geo. b.
| Kirk and Miss Amanda X. Rudolph, Rev.
| i. u. Patch officiating.
The groom is Young man who came to
! this city several wears ago from the state of
Pennsylvania, and is brother of E. H.
Kirk, OF the Enterprise, and the bride is
the daughter of Mrs. DOran, proprietor OF
the Herman house, this place. The event
was worthy not only on account of the
popularity of the contracting parties, but
also on account Of the elaborate prepare
tions which had been made for the Occa-
sion. An immense crowd of persons as
sembled mt the church, many of them ex-
pressly to witness the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. Patch, with due
| sOlemnity.
| Tables were set in the dining room of
the Herman house for the marriage feast,
which were loaded with all that appetite
could crave, and more than a hundred in
vited guests partOok of the banquet. The
marriage festival was most delightful
one and continued until late hour in the
afternoon. when the guests departed for
their homes, not, however, without first
extending hearty good wishes 10 the young
! couple in their venture on the new path
/ in life's experience. Mr.. and Mrs. Kirk
went to Kansas City Sunday evening.
where they remained until Tuesday even
| ing, when they returned to this place and
are now at the Herman house.
The presents were many and valuable.
APPLETON.
Miss Cassie Ashby is in town visiting
her aunt. Mrs. Spedden.
The Ohio school, taught by Miss
MOllie Adams, terminated last Friday.
Mrs Pruette and family have gone to
Lamar. They will make that place their
home hereafter.
Miss Matte Nichols will teach the
Murryfield school, three miles south of
town, this spring.
Mrs McCrackin and her daughter,
Miss Jennie. of Bloomington, ILL.,, are Wis
iting at Maj. Harry Grantley's, this city.
RICH HILL.
Miss Sallie Cole, of Vernon county.
went up to Carroll county last week on a
visit
--Thos. Irish and wife returned last
Tuesday from short visit to Carroll
county.
MIR. Samuel Apt and family of Gales
burg, ILL.,, are visiting the family of j. W.
Snider, OF this city.
Miss Fannie Noel. formerly of Nor
borne, returned to Kansas City last week
Coles, south of Hume.
j. W. Freeman, a Rich Hill pioneer,
arrived from Girard, Kansas, last Monday,
with the int ntion of taking up a perma-
nent abode in this city.
Miss NJ. A. Raglan, of the vicinity of
Kansas City, and Misses Maggie Anderson
and Emma Weddell, of Vernon county,
were in this city last Tuesday.
| PLEASANT HILL.
Miss Josie Shepherd, of Warrensburg,
is in the city, visiting her brother, w. S.
Shepherd.
Miss Naoma Shepherd, of Holden, is
visiting the family of Elder Jarrett in
this city this week.
Miss Elite Painter of BIO Snr;rcc
Kansas, is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. S.
Macarthur, of this city
Miss Mamie Peacock, of Indepen-
dence, is visiting Mrs. Fause Giltner, nee
Whereof, the present week.
-Drs. Love and Slaughter, of Bolton,
came down Monday evening to attend the
meeting of the Masonic lodge.
Miss Mollie Iarroff of this CITY vrho