The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1882-10-17
SHELDON.


/ MIR. A. NJ. Perkins and wife, of Car
rollton, Mo-, relatives Of J. l. Deatherage,
are in the city on a protracted visit.
Thomas Cornell, esq, and wife, of
Dawson, ILL.,, parents of Judge C.. COrrell,
arrived in this city on last Tuesday. They
are On protracted visit, ard are perfectly
infatuated with Southwest Missouri.
HARRIsoNvILLE.
Miss Ella Parks has gone to Ken
lucky to spend the winter.
Hon. G. w. Sloan and wife arrived
home from their trip to st: Louis, last
week.
Mrs. Parks, Mr. and Mrs. Embry, of
Kentucky, who have been visiting at j..
w. Parks, have gone home.
Miss Matte Drake, Of Howard CONN.,
ty, Mo-, and former schoolmate OF Miss
Maggie Lisle, Is at present visiting at
Judge Lisle's, in this city.
Mr.. I'll. b Moody and wife were in the
wreck OF seats on Washington avenue,
Tuesday night during the parade of the
Yelled Prophets procession, but luckily
came out without II scratch.
RICH HILL
Miss Lizzie Warwick has refunded to
the city after a weeks visit among rela-
tives.
Mrs Chss Scott spent several days in
the city the past week, and returned to
Springfield, Monday.
Louis Geiser, with Miss Ida Beiga, Miss
Rosa Shields and Miss Mamie March, e anne
down from Butler, Monday, to view the
Infant, and dined at the Talmage.
Andy Scott and family, came up from
Springfield, last week, to remain a short
time. Mr.. S. desired to recruit his health
and see how the Infant was prospecting.
The skating rink is being largely at
attended. Mr. holland, the proprietor, has
set aside Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings for ladies-and such gentleman as
are accompanied by Iadies-exclusively
SPRINGFIELD.
Mrs. Will Porter will spend the winter
in California and is now preparing for the
journey.
Mrs. Lizzie McCanse. Of Mt. Vernon
is visiting her aunt, Mrs Priscilla DanfOrth
at Danforih Castle, on the Jefferson road.
Mrs. Lee Holland, Mrs. DR.. E. T. Rob-
bersop, Mrs. Kate Keet, Misses Tillie and
Cora Holland went TO St. Louis Wednes-
day.
Mrs j. McKerrall has gone to Nc
Kinney, Texas, where her son, Finley
Campbell has been seriously sick. Late
information says he Is recovering.
Last Wednesday night a plea.an
gathering Of ladies and gentlemen occurred
at the residence of Mrs. j. t. Keet, on St.
Louis street, Quality Hill, the occasion be-
ing party given by Miss Mo,lie IN honor
of a visit to the city by Mr. G = Bingham,
of Fl. Leavenworth. Kansas. The follow
ing guests composed the company: Misses
Belle and Florence Melone, Cora Holland,
Bessie Russell, Lizzie Parish, Pauline Rus
sell, and Mrs. Tom Keet; Messrs. Il. l..
Collier, A. G. Anderson, Henry Alexander,
Frank and Chess Grubbs, Will Sanford,
Chas Keet, Otis Milligan, McLa;n Jones,
Tom Townsend and W. III. Graves.
Mrs. Fristo, Of Denver, Colorado, is
herere visiting her parents.
Mrs. Il. II. Elliott and her accom-
plished daughter, Miss Katie, OF Browns
vile, are here this week visiting friends.
Mrs Dora Duggins, wife of DIR. q. G.
Duggins, formerly OF this place, but now
Of Pueblo. Colorado, was here this week,
preparatory to taking her leave to join her
husband in his new home.
CHILLICorHE.
Capt. p. p. Peugh and wife, Of Wheel
ing township, returned from St. Louis
Thursday.
Mrs. Josh Va Wilson left Tuesday for
Eureka, Kansas. near which place MIR,
Wilson has located.
Mrs. Miles Wilson left on Monday TO
Springfield to join her husband, who has
recently located near there.
MARSHALL.
Miss Floy Hall is visiting Miss Vim
VERIFY.
Miss Corinne Collins is visiting rela-
tives in Marshall.
Miss Miltie Collins, the Arrow Rock
beauty, is visiting in Marshall.
Mrs. Geo. .Althouse returned, last
week, from visit to her parents in Roam
oke.
| Misses CODY and Lucille Huntington,
two fair daughters OF Tennessee, are visit
ing their relatives at Mr.. Yerby's, in this
city.
| ARROW ROCK.
Miss Mittie Collins is visiting friends
in Marshall.
Mrs Fl. N. Rugg is visiting her dangh-
ter, at Salisbury.
Miss Mamie Miller is visiting friends
and relatives in Arrow Rock.
Miss Helen Riddle is attending school
at the lakewood school house.
| Mr.. III. c. Jackson is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. NJ E. Price, near this
place.