The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-02-14

in this place. He is one of our best and
most popular boys. and he has the best
wishes of legion of friends wherever his
future may be cast.
Col. j. L. Morrison, of Fayette, How
ard county, Mo-, has been i'm the city for
the last three days, awaiting the repairs of
the road between here and Lincoln, so that
he can proceed south with car load of
mules, which he is taking to Shreveport
tOl. Morrison is an old friend of our Cap
tain Williams, and spent a pleasant hour
IT the Democrat office yesterday. lie is a
gentleman past middle age, but his sunny
disposition will never allow him to grow
old.-Denison Democrat
PARSONS.
Mr. and Mrs. j. C.. Karr returned last
week from a visit to Carthage, No.
Thomas X. Nichols, of Cataract, Ind,
is visiting his uncle, DIR. Wilcox, Of this
city.
The Congregational social last Tues
day night was we'll patronized and highly
enjoyed.
w. c. Holmns aud wife left Thursday
afternoon To visit friends IT Kansas CITY and
Topeka.
Mrs. II. A. Leonard left Wednesday
afternoon for Coffeyville, to visit her
mother.
The Alpha society met at the nome
of Mrs Lee Clark, on east Corning avenue,
Tuesday afternoon.
William Hodgman, with his family,
Of Ogden. Utah, is i'm the city, visiting his
brother, T.. +. HOdgman,
The residence of T. III. Cunningham m.
on the west side, was the scene of I pleasant
social party last Wednesday night.
Miss Kate Bride and Kate Foyle, who
have been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ea Foyle,
left for their home i'm Pennsylvania Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. j. l.. Loose, who has been visit
ing i'm the city for several DAYS. the guest
of her brother, Lee Clark. returned TO her
home at Chetopa Wednesday.
CLINTON.
DIR. Salmon left Sunday for trip to
st. Louis.
Mrs. John Bradley, and little son,
are spending a few weeks at EldOrado
Springs.
Mr.. NJ o. Meliken, of Mantle Park,
Col, is visiting his uncle, Mr. Robert
Mitchell, who lives near town.
It. J. Smith, from Coalsburg. returned
last Wednesday night from a three weeks
visit to his old home at Upton, Indiana.
MIR. Moss Colt arrived i'm Clinton Fri
day morning and that evening he and his
wife and sister. who had been visiting
friends here, LETT for their homes III st.
Louis.
Mrs. Duncan, nee Miss Alice Hart,
leaves tomorrow friday evening for
Carthage, Mo-, where she will remain till
the first OF March, when she goes to Chica-
60, her future home.
Col. John Cosgrove, of Boonville,
came up on the train Sunday on proies,
siOnal business. Col. Cosgrove is one of
the leading attorneys of his city and is
man Of high character and standing.
Mr.. A. G. Chiffon, who was connected
with the house of 7. B. Rice & Co., gro
GERS, has opened . grocery store at Walker |
Station, Vernon county. which is branch |
Of the business Of Rice & Sharp in Clinton. |
Judge Wright returned to Jefferson
City last Sunday evening, where he had
been on legal business. He has about |
to locate at that place and en- |
gage in the practice OF law before the SUI |
preme court.
Judge Gaunt and family returned |
Tuesday evening from visit to Walker |
and Nevada City. The trial of the cases |
10 be had before the special term of court, |
TOR which the Judge was called to Nevada, |
vas put off and hence no session was held. |
Master Walter Brannum, in honor of |
the fifteenth anniversary of his birthday, |
gave party at the city hall last Tuesday /
night. 1t was an exceedingly pleasant &C.
casion, and the young folks enjoyed them
selves as only young folks can. AS a host,
Walter is success. The supply of con-
ectiOnery was bounteOus and of quality |
that made the partakers feel really CRATE /
Iul. To add to the pleasure of the Occa-
sion, the Eclipse band was present and
during the evening blew their best pieces
and in their best manner. To still further
add to the enjoyment,a violinist was. sent for
and to the enlivening strains of the instru-
Llent lot OF feet kept step, many making
heir first efforts at tripping the light fam
.astic toe. The jolly fun was kept up un-
i'll the shor; hours of morning, when they
dispersed. AIlong those present may he
mentioned Misses Sallie and Maggie Sal
non, Theresa Goldsmith, Maggie Quarles,
Mary Britts, Nellie Garth, Zaidee Custer,
Ella Avery, Minnie Plumner, Olive
Flavia Duden, Sallie Gar
lener, Annie Parks, Cora Fleming, Lettie
orier; Messrs. H. F. Dodge, George Fergu-
on, Will Jennings, Walter Highnote,
lames Nash, l. NJ Fleming, Chas. Black
ord, c. ]. Keil, James Elliston, Howard
Avery, Thos. Hobgood, Thad. Bolinger,
Willis Salmon, Angus Avery, jr, James
Herbert Avery, Oscar Sharp,
saac Goldsmith, Grant Dude n, Julius
Goldsmith and Silas Hart.
MIR. William r. Seymour, of Column
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