The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-11-28

BooNvILLE.
Miss Josie Wear, of this city, has been
visiting in Marshall, Saline county.
Miss Laura Elicit left Boonville
on Monday on = visit to relatives in Gum
City.
Mrs. r. p. Rider and daughter, Misc
Riley Raglsnd, have been guests Of Mr..
X. @ Rasland's.
Misses Mary E. O'Donnell snd Bessie
Morrison, are boarding at George e. Ed
wards, New Franklin, this winter.
Now that the Ellioti-Speed marriage
is thing of the past. the International
Tea party of the N. E. church is1the topic
that is Of NEST interest of our ladies. Il
promises to be grand affair.
KNoBNosTER.
Mrs. E. H. Ward was visiting rels-
tives in Joplin last week.
Miss Laura Gum came I'D FROM La
monte last week, and will remain some
time.
George Mcfarland and wife visited
relatives and friends near Chilhowee, last
week.
NVicO AS$Ic lcIt l0St Sce8 l0S
Cincinnati, where she will finish her mu-
steal education.
Mrs. A. NJ. Early moved to Lexington,
Mo-, this week, which place she will make
her home in the future.
Mrs. A. o. T. Pennington and little
daug hters, who have been visiting Mrs.
Ward, left for their home in Joplin last
week.
Miss Mollie Mason, OF Sedalia, was in
town last week.
Misses Mollie Taylor and Lime
Mcconnell, were in Sedalia Tuesday.
Rev. Mr. Reavis and Lady were at
tending church in Warrensburgh last
week.
Miss Emma Daughtery, of Lamonte
Townships visiting friends and relatives
in Sedalis this week.
Misses Lula White, Sallie Chipley and
Mrs. JAS. 3. White, of our village, spent
Tuesday in the fulure capitol.
JEFFERSON CITY.
Miss Della Overion, pretty and Vi
vacious blonde from Fulton, is in the city,
| the guest of Miss Sue Winslow.
Mr.. Charles w. Asper, has returned to
the city, after an absence of several
months with his home folks at Chillicothe.'
Mrs. Thurston, of Versailles, who has
been in the city q few days visiting Mn.
T. NJ. Bradbury, returned to her home
Friday, accompanied By Mrs Bradbury.
| NEVADA.
| Miss Grace Calhoun, of Fort Scott,
was visiting Mrs. w. c. Brown, in this
city, last week
| Miss Mamie Cummings, daughter Of
county clerk-elect Cummings, has returned
from several weeks visit to friends at
Ellis.
Miss Carrie Thornton returned home
Friday afternoon from . weeks visit to
her aunt, Mrs. Maria Cogswell, Eve miles
from town.
Miss Mary Zsvely, of Linn, No, after
spending about ten days very pleasantly
among her Nevada friepds, returned home
few days ago. She was delighted with
the Gem City" and thinks il altogether
likely that she may some day make it heE
home.
Judge b. B. Cre..p, brought his
daughters, Mrs. ]. L. Nichols and Miss
i
Yule, of st. Louis, out to Nevada With
him Monday They were the esssts of the
lockwood Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Judge Thornton, accompanied BY
her three children, left Wednesday morn
ing Tor Austin, Texas. where they go to
join husband and father. Mrs. Thorntoo
is an eslimable lady, and We regret to lose
her from Nevada's social circle.
Il
PLEASANT HILL
Mira George Painter, Of Kansss, 10 yis-
ting her sisters, Mrs. c. 8. Macarthur and
Mrs. Moore, this city.
Miss Laura Gustin csms up trem Hol-
den, where she is attending college, and
spent Sabbath At home.
Mrs. Sam Kaufman and family Of
Bolton, have been stopping in our city this
week and yesterday morning left for Ken
lucky.
Mrs. Shepherd and daughter, Of War
rensburs, who have been spending few
days with Will Shepherd, propxisteR Of the
English kitchen here, returned home Tues
day morning.
II Miss Anna Kosky, an Intelligent lady
of this city, returned home Wednesday
morning of this week, from Omaha, where
she has been spending several weeks visit.
ing friends. She returns much benefited
in health and will spend the winter here
NOBERLY.
-Mrs II. Garrett and her three nieces,
of St. Louis, are visiting MTs J. v. Wo0ds
} Of this city.
The ladies of the Rollins street NJ E.
church, will give Harvest Hsme Festival
: ON Thanksgiving day, At Hassett hall
Mrs. Jennie Robinson will give an
oyster supper at the City Hall, Friday
night, next.
BUTLER.